[ian harper]

Guys

 
Moving forwards. its been a long time from mobiles coming out, and I was an early user with what was then called a transportable phone. Needless to say it was very, very heavy.

One thing that was interesting in those days people would not call them because of the cost. now everyone has one but still people like businesses to have a landlines. well I think I have come up with and idea to start to change this.

https://plus.google.com/101557752785793986239/posts/ASzBXVvhttv

[garry22]

I live in a place that has no mobile reception until I drive about a quarter of a mile down the road

[*Hector*]

Me too Gary... In fact I don't have a mobile.... 

but then I don't have a TV either...

 

[david@zap-clean]

Me too Gary... In fact I don't have a mobile....  

but then I don't have a TV either...

 

No phoen

No phone, no TV = No life?
or maybe you've got a very good looking wife :-)

[*Hector*]

totally the opposite Dave..

No phone + No TV = a life

why on earth do you need a phone and a TV to have a life??

there are lots and lots of things to do without sitting in front of the goggle box all evening and night, and being at other peoples beck and call 24/7.....


And yes... my wife is gorgeous too...