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9/18/2008, 7:47 AM
So totally overrated. I'm an anti-texter, part of the reason I refuse to let work give me a blackberry. No thanks. It's like talking to my kid sister when she was 14... u r gr8t .... ic....oh..... I like deep thought provoking conversations...text messages drive me bonkers.
9/17/2008, 7:39 AM
HA HA!! yea, a Text from Anjuli would be like a miniature Burroughs Novel....written in l33t. well, here's the deal, my oldest son wont answer his damn phone, but he'll text. I have texting blocked on my phone.. so we're having this sort of communications stand off to see who will break down first. Will he fucking call me or at last answer? or will I call Verison and put texting on my phone? hmmm... I really don't want another process dividing my attention, I already have a strange vertigo from the damn cell phone, I think it's so weird that I can be nagged by remote control...
9/17/2008, 5:12 AM
I bet gettin' a text msg from Anjuli is always an entertaining hootenany, or at least an inspiring moment in one's day.
9/17/2008, 2:11 AM
hmmmm... yes, always funny, ever creative with the wordsmithing, and yet SO flirtacious at times... "little suprises in my box" --- heee heee heee... nice touch.
9/16/2008, 11:22 PM
I don't like text messaging...when I get them I ignore them...I had text messages in my phone from 2005 I never read...I have a phone to talk on not to try to type messages hitting keys many times to get the right letter...geez...how inconvenient really.
9/16/2008, 11:12 PM
Things aren't the way they used to be. People aren't the way they used to be.
9/16/2008, 9:44 PM
I think it's possibly the stupidest most cognitively dissonant development in modern society. The loudmouth yammering into his cellphone in a crowded restaurant or the line at the grocery is merely an ass, but the sneaky distracted thumb twiddling text messenger is even worse...You don't get to evesdrop and mutter to yourself about how stupid their daily lives and distractions are, you just get ignored, with the occasional furtive glance or the "I'm sorry, what were you saying?" I think it should be illegal.