What phone do you use most?

Other than work phone for business . . .

It's getting pretty inconvenient though -- since everyone else has one, they expect you to be reachable at all times.... we might have to cave and get one.

And I DEFINITELY don't want to be reachable at all times. :puke:

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When I decide I want to be tracked I'll trot down to the local Fish and Wildlife office and have them bolt a tracking tag to my ear . . .

No land line in my house

I'm at a land line phone almost all the time, and for the 3-4 hours a week that I'm not...CALL BACK!

not paying any 'bell'

sP

Much cheaper.

The sad thing is that we may just have to resort to that.

:sarcasm:

http://www.daysleeper.jp/~loco/artpernew.html

No land line here.

My wife and I both worked in jobs that required a lot of phone use. Now retired, we look upon our phone as a necessary evil relieved by an answering machine that saves us from having to answer it.

Music is so much more relaxing.:D

Ditched the land line because of stalkers....

eom

I always say "I don't want a tracking device"
That's out the window.

and cell


http://www.skype.com/helloagain.html?utm_source=google/us/search&utm_medium=ppc&utm_campaign=brand/skype&utm_term=skype/exact&utm_content=419886746&cm_mmc=google/search-_-brand/skype-_-skype/us-_-exact/419886746

being without a cell phone is similar to being in the old west without a gun.

disenfranchised

so I use my land line exclusively now.

i thought everybody had a cell phone now. Guess not...

Everyone in my house has a cell.

...and I do not want one, especially since they seem to be equipped with some kind of GPS system. This is just sick.

If the (affordable) personal computer + (not strictly academic + military) Internet is the greatest technological innovation of the past 25 years, then cell phones (or 'mobile phones', for non-USians) are the worst. I think of them as 'electronic leashes', and, in my opinion, they are responsible for a noticeable deterioration in etiquette and common courtesy; I've lost count of the number of times I've seen someone in a department store or grocery, babbling away on a cell phone and treating the clerks as if they were hardly there (to say nothing of other shoppers in their general vicinity); I've seen far too many people driving erratically whilst talking on cell phones; and do NOT get me started on the ill-mannered fuckwits who bring them into restaurants and theatres.

(Obviously, my answer is 'landline'.)