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Anyway, those who care enough about fashion will remove the case and only put it on when they need a little extra reception. Or use the headset and put the pho
by m_eiman 16y ago
Anyway, those who care enough about fashion will remove the case and only put it on when they need a little extra reception.
Or use the headset and put the phone away in your pocket, the way God intended phone calls to be made.
- pkulak 16y agoHi, how are you? Doing anything fun for the weekend? Uh, hang on... What? I'm not talking to _you_!
- __david__ 16y agoIt's funny to me that when you see a lone person walking down the street or in the mall having an animated conversation with what looks like nobody, you no longer assume they are crazy.
- epochwolf 16y agoThis is what bluetooth headsets are made for!
- martinkallstrom 16y agoAbsolutely agree. Once I even happened to ignore a nutcase that approached me somewhat awkwardly in the street, not because I was uncomfortable but simply because I assumed she was on headset making a call.
- amohr 16y agoThose of us that were on speech team lost that assumption years ago.
- panacea 16y agoI've noticed there is certain body language that people use when speaking into earphone mics. They hunch over slightly, and exaggerate the act of speaking into it... visually emphasizing that they're not just casually strolling along talking to themselves. I know when I'm listening to comedy audio podcasts and can't help laughing, I make sure I'm holding an in-ear bud in place in my ear, or looking at the blank screen of my phone. We're a silly lot.
- pkulak 16y agoI do that all the time when I listen to Wait... Wait and such. Though, I don't try to make it obvious that I'm listening to something. I just don't notice that I'm doing it until I notice people staring.