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Such condescension in response to breaking a piece of glass you carry with you in your pocket all the time. It’s honestly offensive. Its funny how people whom
by riversflow 6y ago
Such condescension in response to breaking a piece of glass you carry with you in your pocket all the time. It’s honestly offensive.
Its funny how people whom share my active lifestyle often have a similar problem, and lament how fragile phones are.
Most of my phones have been broken between my hip/thigh and a blunt object. Most recently when I slipped and fell on some moss while backpacking. But other incidences including (literally) running into wheelbarrow in the dark, getting knocked out of my hand by a cyclist, a metal water bottle in a vehicle flying and smashing my phone into my hip.
I don’t go out of my way to hurt myself, and am actually a careful, graceful person. I’ve never broken a camera in over 50k shutter pulls.
- chrisseaton 6y agoHonestly they seem plenty robust to me already - I’ve never had one break in any way and I never use a case and just keep it in my pocket for everything from daily use all the way up to tactical military exercises. Every phone I’ve ever had has become reasonably obsolete though. I think that’s the case for most people. That’s why recyclability is more important than excessive robustness.