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Banjo
29/09/2008 06:38 PM
Oh jeez, could you imagine sitting beside somebody txting for 8 hours or more, with the *brink brink* when it's received and the *beep beep beep* as they type? Argh!
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Ben
30/09/2008 03:59 PM
Oh god no thanks. Texting ON VIBRATE should be allowed, but no calling.
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