Register

I Think That People Need To Be Taught Mobile Phone Etiquette

Growl...

By: wildernessgirl
Written on April 10th, 2010
Age: 36-40
740 people have read this story

Your Response

By clicking "Post", you confirm that you agree to the Terms of Service of Experience Project, Inc.
12 responses
  • jophene

    Hi WG, and thanks summer has come but ironically there are gray skies overhead, not blue!

    We Brits have had wonderful days bathed in sunshine just like that chap tapping away..he's working

    relentlessly, hope he has time for a break.

    Thanks Roj, I am pretty fatigued myself glancing at ur logo. Oh there have been scenic days when I would rather remain at home and explore the landscape...

    WG, monochrome avatar, must be those rainy days?

    Roj and Wg good to hear from you and g'day.

    May 2, 2010
    1 like
  • wildernessgirl

    She didn't even take her clothes off roj! She must be truly immersed in her writing!

    May 1, 2010
    1 like
  • rojblake

    Pretty cool, isn't it? I wonder if the beach is like that near her? It really must be summer over there...

    May 1, 2010
    1 like
  • wildernessgirl

    hey jo i like your new avatar!

    May 1, 2010
    1 like
  • rojblake

    LV, I wonder what an 'intensive talk' is like???

    May 1, 2010
    1 like
  • jophene

    BTW I hope that growl has calmed down esp on May Day!

    May 1, 2010
    1 like
  • jophene

    WG, one thing I have never suffered from is the grab a mobile and talk.

    I just accept the situation, if someone has the phone firing off it's work related.. they do

    apologise bless them!.

    May 1, 2010
    1 like
  • wildernessgirl

    thank goodness!

    May 1, 2010
    1 like
  • LordVoldemort

    I don't like it either, my husband did that all the time,



    We had a talk, a bit intensive talk!?!?



    And he stopped it

    May 1, 2010
    1 like
  • tulick

    who cares

    Apr 11, 2010
    2 likes
  • justmeonline

    I owned a mobile phone for almost a year before even giving my number to friends because I find mobiles useful but intrusive. I kept it for emergency calls only. Some people's social lives do seem to revolve around their phones, constantly demanding attention. I make it clear to someone in my company that if they really need to be answering their phone all the time, I'd rather they did that and not kept *my* company at that time. My friends know I don't like using mobiles except out of necessity so if I do rarely have a call, I think it's forgiveable to take, having apologised and taken leave unless it seems completely irrelevant at the time, and I think that's fair etiquette.

    Apr 11, 2010
    1 like
  • Morgause

    There are some people I know who do the same thing - I usually talk to them face to face but I've considered just calling them all the time instead since the phone is precedent in their life. My luck they'll tell me they're getting another call.......

    Apr 10, 2010
    1 like