You also wouldn't hear the person you then try to talk to.
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OT: What's the point in vibrating mobiles?
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Where do you put the phone? I've never found a pocket it'll stay in without falling out when I sit down, or the pocket is large enough that the vibration doesn't get through to me.
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Fax machines still exist? For what purpose? I use email instead.
Using one in a supermarket isn't a bad thing, people do that all the time, especially to ask their wife advice about what to buy.
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I wonder if there's a device that would interrupt mobile signals to f*ck up his call?
Yes, there is. Tell the restaurant owner to install something like
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Irrelevant. You aren't the overseer of people's bodily functions. If their movements effect you, remain indoors.
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You said "what about people who go to the restroom" as though it was commonplace. I'd say it was 1000 times less common than mobile calls. Basically you introduced a very uncommon problem to make yourself look clever.
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Wrong, you introduced the notion of people "leaving"...their seat, obviously. People leave their seat to answer natures call more commonplace than leaving to answer/talk on the phone. The real fact we are aware of is what "you say" has proven to be meaningless.
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Wrong!
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Works here. My landline was getting two a day. My mobile gets one every 3 months, usually from a company I've used anyway.
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Probably different tarrifs where you live. In the UK I assume it's prohibitively expensive to phone thousands of mobiles, especially using the robotic system where it rings hundreds at once and puts through the first to answer.
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My "Block Caller" list is much larger than my Usenet "kill-file" list. I let ALL calls go to voice-mail unless I know who's calling. If no messages is left they automatically go to the blocked sender list. And some times even those who do leave a message wind up there too! [g]
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The only nuisance calls I get on my mobile are from banks. If a mobile number (or a landline in my area code) phones me, I answer it, as it's 99% going to be a normal citizen. If a landline outside my area code phones me, I assume it's a company. I don't answer, then look up the number on the internet. In the unlikely event it's someone I want to talk to, I phone them back. Otherwise, I mark it as "ignore" on the phone, so next time it rings I just press cancel.
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S why do people keep responding to this TROLL? KF the f****it and be done with him
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You just did so yourself, dumbass! How can you see my posts if you've killfiled me? DOH!
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Clearly I haven't been killfiled by you, as you're responding to my conv= ersation! Dumbass!
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Get your head out of your ass. People are responding to others that are responding to your troll posts, not you.
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Which means their killfile is ineffective. If I killfile you, I never see you again, in replies or otherwise.
This reminds me of the "tell your father he's a whatever". "Tell your mother she's a whatever!"
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BINGO...we have a winner, but as far as his head, I think it's way to far up his ass to comprehend anything
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I comprehend how to program a killfile correctly, so I don't see responses to those I've killfiled.
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You do not get out often.