#dating
On my mind: in all fairness, I had a flip phone deep into 2009. Proof that we are all capable of redemption.
Listening to: my blood sugar spike just looking at these macaroons
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This is so hilarious.
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It’s a harbinger of their apparent lack of judgement.
Jason recently posted..Moonlighting
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Confession: I was excited when a guy I’d just started dating told me he needed a new phone and was considering iPhone. To my brief chagrin, he went with another Blackberry. (Though, in all fairness, I still have a dumbphone.)
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@ Jason:
+1 for use of ‘harbinger’
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@ AbbyL:
Confession: I used to rock a dumb phone really hard: http://unemploymentality.com/2009/01/diaries-of-a-temp-chapter-seven-me-n-my-dumbphone/
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What are the general thoughts on people who refuse to join the 21st century and can only call & text on their cell phones?
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Android, no. But oddly I find Blackberry acceptable.
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@ ashley:
my consensus would be that you are probably the few sane humans among us.
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@ melulo:
better, yes, but he better have a really good excuse or an airtight contract he can’t break.
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I don’t really want to date anyone who isn’t on twitter.
Elizabeth recently posted..Easter
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