Next we just need a coffee cup with the same design.

I'm as plugged in as the next person, but we need to learn some cell phone etiquette and safety.

You don't need to be on your cell when I'm talking with you. Nor while you are walking, driving, cycling, running, skipping, swimming, jumping, sledding, scooting, or sexing.

We should just end our calls by saying "End of Line"

>> ^rottenseed:

I like to end my conversations by saying 'over', over.

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>> ^FlowersInHisHair:

I always used to think that this was how Americans finished phone conversations. And that they never paid cab drivers either.


I was shocked at first to see they never say goodbye or anything polite at the end of a phone call, but than I imagined that they are really busy people, after 25 years I still don't have a reasonable answer to this.
More likely to be part of a psychological project ...getting older didn't really helped me.

>> ^mxxcon:

geez, how much effort did they spend on researching and assembling these clips


Probably not much. I bet this is just the tip of the iceberg.

haha, I was doing the same thing for the majority of them. "OK, but be careful, don't let anybody see you" "Don't worry, I'll b-click"

>> ^mindbrain:

Up voted for the Die Hard Bonnie Bedelia bit. Whenever I'm watching that one I always continue talking as the house keeper Paulina as she's slowly and rudely and late 80's-ly being hung up on. "Oh Thank you Mrs Hol-CLICK."

I am 100% certain that the people who complain about cell phone etiquette are not as well-versed in it as they think and most certainly do uncouth things with them.