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Six-Word Saturday: 18 Shevat, 5771

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phone 006Cellphone? Or useless accursed electronic lump???

(Hint: I wouldn’t be posting this if it still worked as the former. I know I can be hard on electronics, but in this case, I have done nothing wrong and so I’m MAD – and I will get revenge, or at least, a working phone… soon. Now that I have one, I’m completely hooked!)


ZANY BUT HAPPY POSTSCRIPT: Mysteriously, it's working now. Huh? Maybe the problem is the charger!
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  1. Shady LadyJanuary 22, 2011 10:18 PM

    Whatever you do, DON'T get a Samsung. I don't know why it took us so long. After FOUR failed Samsung phones, we will never buy Samsung again.

    I love my iPhone!

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  2. TziviaJanuary 22, 2011 11:59 PM

    @SL - see my happy postscript. Two of my kids are pressuring me to get an iphone, but nope, I hate apple. :-(

    And we have had too many dead ipods (3 or 4?) for me to take them seriously, in any event.

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  3. Call Me CateJanuary 25, 2011 1:19 PM

    It really frustrates me when technology doesn't cooperate. I'm glad it's working again but the mystery of it all does not please me.

    Thanks for playing 6WS!

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