NEXTEL phone beep = redneck mating call?

onebdzee

off the shelf
Mikeinsmd said:
Sure you do.... I'll send you a longggggggggggggg dirty message. Stick the phone down there now & get ready. :jet:

DAYUM!!!!....Thanks Mikey....I know I've told you this before, but....YOU ARE THE BEST!.... :cool:
 
I have Nextel and I absolutely hate that 2-way beep beep crap...I found it easier to pay $5 a month to have unlimited calls to other Nextel/Sprint customers.
 

Oz

You're all F'in Mad...
sweetpea said:
I have Nextel and I absolutely hate that 2-way beep beep crap...I found it easier to pay $5 a month to have unlimited calls to other Nextel/Sprint customers.


:verizon:
 

StrawberryGal

Sweet and Innocent
Thank God I can't hear people yakking on thier cell phones in the public. All I see is someone have a cell phone glued to thier ears. :lmao:

Yes, I do find them annoying because they don't watch where they are going and bump into things or other people around them. :bigwhoop:

Several of times, I would find some people that looks like they are talking to themselves and I would get so confused like who the heck are they talking to. Oh, they have the ear piece thingy in thier ear. They looked like they were so into the conversation and you can watch all the body movements they made as they were talking. I thought they were :bigwhoop:. :killingme

It was one of the greatest show I could watch in the resturants or in the stores. :snacks:
 
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Railroad

Routinely Derailed
tikipirate said:
I was trying to enjoy a tasty piece of gristle asada at Monterey's this afternoon when I heard the all-too-familiar burble-beep of a Nextel phone. Not just a few times either. Mister press-to-talk carried on a full-length convo, holding the phone at arms length as if it were a skull and he was performing the soliloquy from 'Hamlet'. I was about to commit murder most foul and shove the king-sized Monterey steak knife between his eyebrow, but he mercifully sauntered off.

What is it with people? It's Saturday, so he's not talking to the jobsite. How can a personal call be remotely personal when it sounds like it is coming through mission control?

One hears the burble-beep everywhere...

At the Tiki Bar, Joe Lunchpail calls home and sez, (burble-beep) "I have to stay late at the Miller job." (burble-beep)

At the Brass Rail, some chick with Farrah hair tells her boyfriend to, (burble-beep) "Hurry up and git here. And wash that gol-durn drywall dust off this time." (burble-beep)

At the restaurant, (burble-beep) "Where you at? Oh, there you are!"

A cell phone at a social activity is enough of a party foul, but a regular phone only rings once or twice. (Except when it is buried in the bottom of a diaper bag and mom has just finished painting her nails.) Nextel phones are a plague. Is there no way to lower the volume of the burble-beep? Or is it some sort of status symbol in these parts?

God bless y'all real good.
:lmao: :lmao: :killingme :lmao: :applause:
 
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