Re: Legality of: Cell-Phone signal blocking

On Thu, 19 Jul 2007 16:00:29 GMT, "prc2u1" <prc2u1@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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wrote:

>Phone users need to CONSIDER OTHERS! I sit in a restaurant to relax and
eat 
>dinner, instead I have to hear a man fighting with someone assumed to be
his 
>wife, and he is not soft about it.  The same problem is true of driving. 
>Everyone only cares when they will arrive and dont worry that they just
cut 
>me off to be 10 feet ahead of me.  THE WORLD IS GETTING MORE RUDE EACH
DAY!

The last guy that cut me off wasn't on a cell phone.  he was just an
asshole!



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>"Bert Hyman" <bert@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>> asd@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 (Straydog) wrote in
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>>> 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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>> Yes, indeed.
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>> You do that.
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>> Tell us how it works out for you.
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>> Do you also drive in the left lane of highways to prevent speeding?
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>> -- 
>> Bert Hyman | St. Paul, MN | bert@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 
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