JCShutout wrote:Bowling? Why not just download some bowling app and swipe some strikes?
I can lookup baseball (and hockey) scores on a computer. If I don't have access, I can, like, wait a few days to see how the team did in the past week.
Streaming games? My little radio from the 1980s (that I got for $2 at a rummage sale 6 or 7 years ago) streams KMOX just fine.
Molly... you've become one of them. I... I just can't talk to you right now. Seriously though, I was able to barely find a 4g lte flip phone, which should be able to handle those MMS. If it doesn't, I think I'll return it and just disable texting. I'll find out when its delivered this week.
Mort, dude, seriously, sign me up for single payer! ... But that's for another forum...
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Also, we never talked about pros for flip phones.
-Durable.
-Not a security risk.
-No data mining.
-About 1/3 the radiation emitted.
-Fits in your pocket.
-Affordable.
-No one wants to steal it.
-People don't expect you to answer emails or texts right away, or even within the week.
-My battery lasts around a week between charges.
-and the single most important thing, if nothing else was a plus and the smartphone cons were all eliminated, this would still be enough to make flip phones the best...






