I use technology for communication, but I don’t have a Blackberry or an iPhone. I use an outdated cell phone, but I’m fine with it. Nicolas Cage
Dear MacGuyver, Enclosed is a rubber band, a paper clip, and a drinking straw. Please save my dog. Peter Griffin |
Last week I read about this young guy who appears to be finally following RUDE girl’s trend. He has embraced old mobile phone technology. You can read about his story here
Photo above: Nick Fuentes with his beloved Nokia 208 after breaking so many smartphones. Photo: Steven Siewert
RUDE boy has a smartphone supplied by his workplace, and it is so annoying for me to operate. I suffer with Essential Tremor so the screen jumps all over the place. The keypad is very difficult for my fingers to navigate because of tremor.
My hand-me-up old Motorola mobile phone, by comparison to the smartphone, is easier to use because of the touchpad. And because it has a flip cover I do not have to worry about screen damage. I also like the functions which appear to be more intuitive to how I enter data and text message.
And with RUDE’S frugal ways who can not like a $9 per month plan with 100 free text messages! Phone calls out are expensive but I do not make them. I prank RUDE boy and he rings me. Of course anyone can call me at their expense.
All that has to happen now, is that I find someone to give me their old Motorola, as the one I have is being held together by my favourite type of rubber band. These rubber bands are purple and come wrapped around bunches of broccolini and asparagus. Everything pretty much is reused in our household!
Anyways, here is proof in this video below that purple rubber bands can practically save anything.
Beat The Man and be your own MacGuyver!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=zUV6Cuwsq7U
At Home with Mend It Aussie 
I used my old Nokia model (the one with the snake pong game on it and no internet access) to death, and was rather disappointed that I had to change to a smart one (didn’t feel smart though). I would actually prefer my friends to call me on my home number, but apparently everyone likes to message over the phone nowadays!
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Thank you for your comment Agy. I was sad when my old Nokia had to go in the drawer. Not sure why but I think the keypad numbers disappeared. I did replace the pads a couple of times. And then i was given this Motorola. I had two Nokia phones and loved them for ease of use. I can see why a smartphone is smart with all that it can do. I was gifted a broken screen smartphone from my daughter and Danny replaced the broken screen. It’s not connected to the internet and is only used to take photos and videos.
But yes Agy, I feel your saddness at having to discard you beloved Nokia with the ping pong game.
I was feeling technologically left behind the other day when I watched the TEDx Talk on StoryCorp.me app. Danny now has it on his phone but it’s not the same as having my own access to it when required.
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This is such a cute post but I must admit that I am so accustomed to having a smartphone, especially since I work in the I.T. industry. I’m gonna be honest here and say that I miss the days when we didn’t have all this accessibility and people actually DID talk on the phone and to each other rather than through social media and text messaging. Oh technology! 🙂
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Hi ReStyle4Life, yes technology is awesome. I love it but it has its disadvantages too. Us RUDE Guys are taking a break from it, hence the slow reply to your post. Forgive us. We are still aware we have not read your bathroom costing post. However, we have not forgotten it.
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Focus on what matters most, and leave the rest. When we are consumed by all the smartphones, Nokia is releasing a classic favorite at a time. I’m happy that you shared this helpful information with us.
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Thank you Robert. No, I have not considered being a specialised article writer. I like the creative outlet that blogging affords me. At the moment I am blogging most days to Facebook @ruderepair
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You’re too kind. Thank you for your comment Robert.
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Us RUDE Guys posted almost every week for three years. We are having a break from our WordPress blog. However, you can follow us most days on Facebook @ruderepair.
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Yeah so true! A dum phone is really has lots of problem but you gave us the right idea that how can we repair our smart phone. They do love unconditionally to their beloved ones.
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Thanks Gabrielle for sharing with us RUDE Guys.
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