Re: Legality of: Cell-Phone signal blocking

On Thu, 19 Jul 2007, Bert Hyman wrote:

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 (Straydog) wrote in
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>> I can think of no drug, no behavior, no alcohol, nothing illegal,
>> nothing unhealthy that is as addicting as cell phones.
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> And yet, they have no effect on you.

Thousands of obnoxious ringing tones in public, hearing one side of a 
conversation I don't want to hear, being forced to put up with the crap 
and how it interferes with my life/shopping/etc...has definitely had a 
negative effect on me.

One possible counter-measure would be to take out a small soap bar plastic

box and hold it up to my ear, stand next to the jerk, and start carrying 
on an imaginary conversation in as loud a tone of voice as possible using 
variations on the following text: "Yes, I'm in a public place and 
disturbing all of the people around me, distracting them, and being 
distracted by this other person on their cell phone. Um, what was that you

were saying? My signal is breaking up, then I'll repeat myself...."


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> Bert Hyman | St. Paul, MN | bert@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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