Posted by pete 23 on November 17, 2017 at 12:27:24 from (50.33.30.135):
In Reply to: Sign of the times... posted by Bob on November 17, 2017 at 05:23:02:
I made my first call this year on my cell phone about a month ago. Worked great. Then last week I was going out to the farm and a man was walking along the side of the road. I stopped and asked if all was well. He said, I laid my cell phone of top of the car, forgot , drove off. I think it is right along here in the grass. Asked if I had a phone, I said yes. Took me a while to dig it out and turn it on. Gave it to him to call his phone. Could not locate it . He hands it back and I said, call again, I have a ton of minutes I will never use. He called several times while walking down the road, no results. Well, got some use out of it even if it didn't do any good. I still glance to see if a phone is laying along there some place.
Kids all went to cell phones, cut off land lines. I won't call them unless dire emergency as I tell them I don't want you answering a dam phone in an in appropriate place. I do not text. I do that here on my keyboard.
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