please empty your brain below |
i found your blog a couple of days ago via other london transport obsessed blogs. via a friend i found we have a mutual acquaintance. i've enjoyed your musings about bow as i used to share a flat in an old tower block in e3 a couple of years ago. |
I recently upgraded my phone from a brick-type one so old that they ceased producing it a few weeks after I bought it. I wouldn't have upgraded it, either, but I was having to hit the screen against walls to stop it flickering. Sigh. |
I loathe mobile phones. Mine is four years old and I haven't even switched the damn thing on in six weeks. |
I have the Nokia 3330 which was a hand-me-down from my brother. I think it's a good few years old now, but apart from not turning on occasionally, it still works fine. I do however have a great computer that plays games and sends email and all that stuff. For some reason I've yet to want to combine the two. |
Spending money on myself isn't something I've ever had a problem doing ... maybe I should take a leaf out of your book! |
I ventured into a mobile shop on Saturday too, and bought one of those things that lets you download tiny videos of Premiership goals. My own T68i will now languish at the bottom of a bag forever more. That's all because I'm moving, and in terms of reception in the new place, the T68i was on The Wrong Network. (Oh, and in doing all that I managed to halve my monthly bills for the first year. No doubt they'll be equivalent to the GDP of Burkina Faso once 3's subsidies go away.) |
I have a T68 with the upgrade too and ditto - far nicer than the T68i. No plans to change it at all. Anyway, aren't they just for emergencies? |
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