your toys?
Phew! glad I anticipated!
I suppose 20 years ago to have the same 'facilities' as a smart phone you would have needed a PC in a rucksack...
Used to aggravate me when people would look at their watches when you were talking to them... nowadays they're texting.... that requires a slap too!
some of it's a bit Mickey Mouse ( snigger )
I used to have one on Dan's 'intercom' things.... bet that's worth a few bob.
Hint #1 Do not throw kid's toys away... ever
Oh thank heavens - I thought it was a warning about low flying alien shuttle craft landing in the Limousin to see if any new species of mushroom were growing. Phew.
I wear a good old cheapie wrist watch (which the battery will probably fail on very soon). I can't cope without something that shows me the time and date (sometimes even the day - I'm extraordinarily forgetful and these Wednesdays off school throw me so sometimes I think it's Sunday again). My Blackberry would have all this information but sometimes I forget to take it out with me because nobody calls me, it might be charging and I'm lucky to get a signal half the time. It's okay for taking snapshots but what a waste of a phone.
Don't start!
Note for Valerie.
No it's not some sort of Gale warning, or threat of some sort of cat flu pandemic...I do know that you can be a tad ünbersensitive when it comes to the emotive 'Red Top Press emotive attention grabber headline'.
It's just a ploy us media folk use to get a point over. The post is merely an observation as to how advances in technology and differing trends affect our daily lives.
KInd regards
Your old mucker
Ron Birks