iPhones were our (late) Xmas presents to each other.
I am in geek heaven playing with it.
Politics in the Zeros
"A republic, if you can keep it." Defeat MAGA
Politics in the Zeros
"A republic, if you can keep it." Defeat MAGA
And don’t worry, it never goes away either. I still pick mine up every morning like “sweet, I got a f#$king iPhone!”
Just got Tweetie from the iPhone store. Wow. Now I get it about Twitter and high-end cell phones. Facebook too. Both are easily accessible from the iPhone.Plus, with Tweetie, there’s no SMS message charges.
Call me a caveman, but I still wake up in the morning and say, “Look at these f#$king mountains!” Electronics don’t do much to get me out of bed.
You have roosters, you don’t need an alarm clock…
PS The iPhone has a GPS and the iStore has a compass. Might be handy when in the mountains (with a little solar charger.)
I’m with DJ. Besides, he has something better than a rooster to get him up in the morning: a spouse! (the next best things to children, which will ruin your ability to sleep in, forever).
Well, I have a spouse too, and we’re both slugs in the morning…
“PS The iPhone has a GPS and the iStore has a compass. Might be handy when in the mountains (with a little solar charger.)”
I’ve heard that without an iPhone, sometimes people climb the wrong mountain! I’m not beyond getting lost, but I grew up in rural America and am fairly good at following my own tracks home.
Some people would get lost regardless.
After just two days with an iPhone all I can say is, they’ll pry it from my dead cold fingers.
PA A mountain rescue person told me they’ve sometimes rescue people who had a GPS – who had no idea how to use it.