Your cellphone is the mirror of your social life.

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I can categorize the calls I received/made in the journal of my cellphone during 6/25/10 to today (that's the most I can see) to 4 categories :

1- Family members (Father, mother, bro, sis)
2- Coworkers regarding work stuff...
3- Work-related calls
4- Wrong numbers.

I always have a lot of units left.

Categorize yours.

Last edited by The_Face_of_Boo on 13 Jul 2010, 4:08 pm, edited 1 time in total.

1. My parents
2. Wrong numbers.

I only use about 30 minutes a month. :-/

Good question.

Well today all I have are texts to my fiance back and forth.

But usually all I have are calls from debt collectors leaving messages gods honest truth.

Other than that its either a text here and there from a friend or an email.

Thats kinda sad lol

1. Family members (my parents, my sister, my brother, and grandparents, mostly.)
2. 4 friends of mine.
3. My boyfriend.
4. People I don't know well (and therefore I ignore their calls/texts).
5. Wrong numbers.

1) Work Related
2) Useless annoying texts from my service provider
3) My Mechanic
4) Debt Collectors

People rarely call. It's normally family or two of my friends.

1. Family
2. Wrong number
3. Doctor offices

My cell phone only gets used once or twice a month. I mainly keep it in case my truck breaks down on the road,and to keep in touch with my daughter who's away at school and quicker to reply to a text than an email or voice mail.

However, I compulsively delete all calls as soon as they end, so there's never much of a record to read.

I don't have a cell phone.

I don't have a cellphone, either.

Today was:
friend-1
mother-2
(quasi)mother in law -1
son-1
scoutmaster- 1

Coworkers regarding work stuff...
Work-related calls...
Sad...

Neither do I.

Ahaha! I have ZERO calls in the past month, just some texts from June. I've had this phone about a year and I've never used it to call anyone, although that was not always true with previous phones.

Same. I have a prepaid phone, because I never use it, so it's cheaper for me. As far as I'm concerned, it's for emergencies only. I won't even give someone my number if I think they'll text me on it.

I let my 12 yo daughter use it when goes out. About half of the contacts, and all of the pictures on it are of her friends.

1. Work-related.
2. Calls from one particular friend.
3. Advertising.

... and my phone is almost always turned off.