I upgraded my cell phone last night. It took a marathon session with a slightly inept Verizon sales team, but I walked out last night with a shiny new Samsung a670 that cost me next to nothing! Fun fun. The phone has lots of storage, a teensy digital camera, and all of those new fangled ring tones and games and stuff. I don't really plan on using the camera portion of things, so I didn't sign up for any monthly usage fees. But I can set it up so that your picture shows up on my phone when any of you call me. :)
The next order of business is to search out a simple, non-annoying ring tone since all of the pre-loaded ones are crap. I know Julie at least will be very excited about my new ringtone because it means she won't get the old one stuck in her head anymore. :)
That's weird. I got a new phone over the weekend, too (possibly the same one). And I LOVE it. But I will miss your old ring. Dee-dee-dee-deeeee...dee-dee-dee-deee. I will never forget it.
Woohoo! New phones for everyone! If you really are missing my ringtone, just hop on over to jolly ole' England. Mine was the chiming of Big Ben. :)
Ok, girls, now it's time to strong arm old man Martin into getting a new phone! He's had his for almost two years, and I'm sick of it! And his g-damned ring....don't get me started.
I encouraged him over the weekend, Cris. I even showed him mine a few times; you know, to sort of rub it in his face that my phone is cooler than his now.
I have a feeling, though, that Jason's ring, no matter what it is, will always be annoying—because his phone rings too damn much! In spite of our best efforts to turn him mean, that boy is simply too popular and well-liked.
J and I used to have the same phone, and if his is anything like mine, its just about falling apart. The latch holding the battery on was coming loose, so that whenever I held the phone the lcd screen flickered dangerously. Plus whenever I took my phone on a plane, the screen contrast would go completely haywire.