OT: Annoyances - mobile phones used on car speakers

Sep 26, 2018 98 Replies

Brian Gaff wrote

Nope, the car jack, stupid. Yeah, yeah, I know it?s a whoosh.

He's trying to embarrass them to the person they are talking to on the phone, stupid.

So you're one of those rude f*****ts then. Seriously, just think what you look like to everyone else. You might aswell be talking to your imaginary friend.

But if it's connected to the car audio, it's most likely just sat somewhere out of my reach.

He doesn't look homeless?

AT the speed limit? I can have a conversation perfectly well using my phone in the normal fashion (held to my ear) when at the speed limit. If I'm about 30mph over, then I need more sound.

I see. I was looking for more of a connection than that.

Nothing rude about using the phone, f****it.

I don't give a flying red f*ck what I look like to fools like you.

Your problem, as always.

Wrong when its done with bluetooth.

Corse he does, but his face doesn't LOOK PERMANENTLY ANGRY, stupid.

Massive fine when caught using the phone like that.

Use the phone with it visible, so everyone knows you're on the phone.

Eh? With bluetooth the phone could be anywhere in the car.

Homeless people usually look like they will loose their temper for no reason.

It can be dropped in a fraction of a second before the interfering piglet f****it sees you.

Go and f*ck yourself, again.

When I am driving around in the car, it makes sense to use the headset because of the massive fine for using the phone while driving. Makes no sense at all to take if off every time I get out of the car to walk into a garage sale and to tell my mates that that one is open and whether its worth them visiting based on what I know they are interested in buying.

Depends on which mic is used.

Must be why so many get fined for being caught using one while driving.

But highly illegal here and probably there,($337.00 and 5 demerit points in Australia)

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