I had a 1st generation droid when they came out. I used it for a year then went back to a flip phone. Didn't want to wrap my life around being constantly connected.
I kind of miss feeling like I'm carrying a communicator from Star Trek TOS.
This one is pretty new. You're like using the outside screen. The you're like "BAM!"
All your friends are like, "woah! Is it a bigger screen on the inside!?"
"Hell naw! Same damn size, batchez! Whuh whuh!"
My first Razr made that noise when you opened it. I must have broke four or five of them flipping 'em open like that!
The pinstripe suit really drives home how unaffordable those were.I don't trust the new flip-phone technology. I conduct all my business only one way, in style.
i miss my old nextel, that thing could fall off a roof and still work .
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They were really expensive. I remember even for businessmen, it took us several successful delivered shipments of cocaine to save enough money to buy one.
I'll do it for $20 and an energy drink. :thumbup:Post a HIT for someone to do it for you.
Oh, yeah. I was thinking of TNG. You're totally right.Na, the tricorder from TNG sort of looked like a flip phone, but I mean this:
It's a coax cheese grater.Na, the tricorder from TNG sort of looked like a flip phone, but I mean this:
Y'all laugh but ... this was my first "car phone" (what we called them in the early 90s). I used to carry it around the mall too.I don't trust the new flip-phone technology. I conduct all my business only one way, in style.
Dash is better bc x sometimes conveys a yes.What best conveys that something is not checked?
The X the - or the blank. The check mark is when it is checked.
