Does size really matter? (1 Viewer)

[IC FBGCav]

Looking for a new phone and I see people carrying around what looks like small Kindle's for phones. I prefer something small that fit's in my front pocket comfortably since there is not much spare room there. What is the upside to going bigger?

 

[Leroy Hoard]

Chicks dig the long phone.

 

[Fennis]

dunno, mine is small and white

 

[Christo]

Hate the bigger phones.

 

[eoMMan]

I am happy with the girth of my phone.

 

[mquinnjr]

Is that a Nokia 5110 in your pocket, or are you just happy to see me?

 

[Hot Diggity Dog]

Setting it on vibration will rock ur world. Easier to read.

 

[AcerFC]

Upside is that it is easier to see everything

 

[fred_1_15301]

I thought this thread would be about dongs

 

[Bucky86]

Width is much more important than length.

 

[IC FBGCav]

Width is much more important than length.

I pack both.

 

[ChainsawU]

Depends how fast it is.

 

[ATC1]

You know what they say. "The bigger his phone..."

 

[Jobber]

"They used to call me Beer Can in high school"

 

[Freelove]

Looking for a new phone and I see people carrying around what looks like small Kindle's for phones. I prefer something small that fit's in my front pocket comfortably since there is not much spare room there. What is the upside to going bigger?

If you use a lot of technology, bigger can streamline your life. Read e-books? Do stuff on a tablet? Talk a lot? Text a lot? Music? Movies? Games? Etc? A fairly large phone with all the attendant bells and whistles can handle all that with a minimum of eyestrain and isn't too unwieldy.

The downside is if, like me, you lose each and every phone you get about eleven minutes after activation, the habit becomes costly. I now pretty much get ten dollar pay-as-you-go burners. When I inevitably lose them, I stop at Wal~Mart and pick up another. Plus, since I have a new phone number every couple weeks, nobody can figure out how to reach me, which is awesome.

 

[D in the D]

"They used to call me Beer Can in high school"

Foster's ?

 

[IC FBGCav]

Looking for a new phone and I see people carrying around what looks like small Kindle's for phones. I prefer something small that fit's in my front pocket comfortably since there is not much spare room there. What is the upside to going bigger?

If you use a lot of technology, bigger can streamline your life. Read e-books? Do stuff on a tablet? Talk a lot? Text a lot? Music? Movies? Games? Etc? A fairly large phone with all the attendant bells and whistles can handle all that with a minimum of eyestrain and isn't too unwieldy.

The downside is if, like me, you lose each and every phone you get about eleven minutes after activation, the habit becomes costly. I now pretty much get ten dollar pay-as-you-go burners. When I inevitably lose them, I stop at Wal~Mart and pick up another. Plus, since I have a new phone number every couple weeks, nobody can figure out how to reach me, which is awesome.

 

[Leroy Hoard]

"They used to call me Beer Can in high school"

Foster's ?

Mickey's because he has a wide mouth?

 

[glock]

Looking for a new phone and I see people carrying around what looks like small Kindle's for phones. I prefer something small that fit's in my front pocket comfortably since there is not much spare room there. What is the upside to going bigger?

If you use a lot of technology, bigger can streamline your life. Read e-books? Do stuff on a tablet? Talk a lot? Text a lot? Music? Movies? Games? Etc? A fairly large phone with all the attendant bells and whistles can handle all that with a minimum of eyestrain and isn't too unwieldy.

The downside is if, like me, you lose each and every phone you get about eleven minutes after activation, the habit becomes costly. I now pretty much get ten dollar pay-as-you-go burners. When I inevitably lose them, I stop at Wal~Mart and pick up another. Plus, since I have a new phone number every couple weeks, nobody can figure out how to reach me, which is awesome.

I'm sorry, but how does a growed up man lose his #######' phone that much?

 

[Freelove]

Looking for a new phone and I see people carrying around what looks like small Kindle's for phones. I prefer something small that fit's in my front pocket comfortably since there is not much spare room there. What is the upside to going bigger?

If you use a lot of technology, bigger can streamline your life. Read e-books? Do stuff on a tablet? Talk a lot? Text a lot? Music? Movies? Games? Etc? A fairly large phone with all the attendant bells and whistles can handle all that with a minimum of eyestrain and isn't too unwieldy.

The downside is if, like me, you lose each and every phone you get about eleven minutes after activation, the habit becomes costly. I now pretty much get ten dollar pay-as-you-go burners. When I inevitably lose them, I stop at Wal~Mart and pick up another. Plus, since I have a new phone number every couple weeks, nobody can figure out how to reach me, which is awesome.

I'm sorry, but how does a growed up man lose his #######' phone that much?

If I knew that, I would act to curtail the behavior.

 

[Brony]

I thought this thread would be about dongs

I thought this thread would have pictures of dongs

 

[Leroy Hoard]

I thought this thread would be about dongs

I thought this thread would have pictures of dongs

I think you just hit the exacta.

http://media-cache-ec0.pinimg.com/736x/a2/1b/19/a21b19c550463072996429ccc4924beb.jpg

 

[mr roboto]

Looking for a new phone and I see people carrying around what looks like small Kindle's for phones. I prefer something small that fit's in my front pocket comfortably since there is not much spare room there. What is the upside to going bigger?

If you use a lot of technology, bigger can streamline your life. Read e-books? Do stuff on a tablet? Talk a lot? Text a lot? Music? Movies? Games? Etc? A fairly large phone with all the attendant bells and whistles can handle all that with a minimum of eyestrain and isn't too unwieldy.

The downside is if, like me, you lose each and every phone you get about eleven minutes after activation, the habit becomes costly. I now pretty much get ten dollar pay-as-you-go burners. When I inevitably lose them, I stop at Wal~Mart and pick up another. Plus, since I have a new phone number every couple weeks, nobody can figure out how to reach me, which is awesome.

I'm sorry, but how does a growed up man lose his #######' phone that much?

If I knew that, I would act to curtail the behavior.

Thus is like the person who's always late but can't imagine how they could change that behavior.

 

[fantasycurse42]

My ##### is gigantic

 

[Tom Hagen]

My ##### is gigantic

Now phone is censored? This language filter is out of control.

 

[glock]

Looking for a new phone and I see people carrying around what looks like small Kindle's for phones. I prefer something small that fit's in my front pocket comfortably since there is not much spare room there. What is the upside to going bigger?

If you use a lot of technology, bigger can streamline your life. Read e-books? Do stuff on a tablet? Talk a lot? Text a lot? Music? Movies? Games? Etc? A fairly large phone with all the attendant bells and whistles can handle all that with a minimum of eyestrain and isn't too unwieldy.

The downside is if, like me, you lose each and every phone you get about eleven minutes after activation, the habit becomes costly. I now pretty much get ten dollar pay-as-you-go burners. When I inevitably lose them, I stop at Wal~Mart and pick up another. Plus, since I have a new phone number every couple weeks, nobody can figure out how to reach me, which is awesome.

I'm sorry, but how does a growed up man lose his #######' phone that much?

If I knew that, I would act to curtail the behavior.

Thus is like the person who's always late but can't imagine how they could change that behavior.

I'm almost always running late, but I have never lost a phone...

 

[Mr. Ected]

Looking for a new phone and I see people carrying around what looks like small Kindle's for phones. I prefer something small that fit's in my front pocket comfortably since there is not much spare room there. What is the upside to going bigger?

If you use a lot of technology, bigger can streamline your life. Read e-books? Do stuff on a tablet? Talk a lot? Text a lot? Music? Movies? Games? Etc? A fairly large phone with all the attendant bells and whistles can handle all that with a minimum of eyestrain and isn't too unwieldy.

The downside is if, like me, you lose each and every phone you get about eleven minutes after activation, the habit becomes costly. I now pretty much get ten dollar pay-as-you-go burners. When I inevitably lose them, I stop at Wal~Mart and pick up another. Plus, since I have a new phone number every couple weeks, nobody can figure out how to reach me, which is awesome.

I'm sorry, but how does a growed up man lose his #######' phone that much?

If I knew that, I would act to curtail the behavior.

Isn't that why god created "Find My iPhone?"

 

[The General]

It's not the size of your phone, it's how you use it.

 

[17seconds]

Larger phone is for browsing, facebook, etc

Go:

small phone + tablet

or kill 2 birds and do:

Larger phone, no tablet

 

[Freelove]

Looking for a new phone and I see people carrying around what looks like small Kindle's for phones. I prefer something small that fit's in my front pocket comfortably since there is not much spare room there. What is the upside to going bigger?

If you use a lot of technology, bigger can streamline your life. Read e-books? Do stuff on a tablet? Talk a lot? Text a lot? Music? Movies? Games? Etc? A fairly large phone with all the attendant bells and whistles can handle all that with a minimum of eyestrain and isn't too unwieldy.

The downside is if, like me, you lose each and every phone you get about eleven minutes after activation, the habit becomes costly. I now pretty much get ten dollar pay-as-you-go burners. When I inevitably lose them, I stop at Wal~Mart and pick up another. Plus, since I have a new phone number every couple weeks, nobody can figure out how to reach me, which is awesome.

I'm sorry, but how does a growed up man lose his #######' phone that much?

If I knew that, I would act to curtail the behavior.

Thus is like the person who's always late but can't imagine how they could change that behavior.

I'm almost always running late, but I have never lost a phone...

I'm almost always running late, and always lose my phone. Both of these things are probably unrelated to my predilection for starting happy hour at noon. But a few phones and a few missed appointments are a small price to pay for half off PBR from noon to six.

Also, I love retirement.

 

[Freelove]

Looking for a new phone and I see people carrying around what looks like small Kindle's for phones. I prefer something small that fit's in my front pocket comfortably since there is not much spare room there. What is the upside to going bigger?

If you use a lot of technology, bigger can streamline your life. Read e-books? Do stuff on a tablet? Talk a lot? Text a lot? Music? Movies? Games? Etc? A fairly large phone with all the attendant bells and whistles can handle all that with a minimum of eyestrain and isn't too unwieldy.

The downside is if, like me, you lose each and every phone you get about eleven minutes after activation, the habit becomes costly. I now pretty much get ten dollar pay-as-you-go burners. When I inevitably lose them, I stop at Wal~Mart and pick up another. Plus, since I have a new phone number every couple weeks, nobody can figure out how to reach me, which is awesome.

I'm sorry, but how does a growed up man lose his #######' phone that much?

If I knew that, I would act to curtail the behavior.

Isn't that why god created "Find My iPhone?"

Find my what now? Is that like Angry Birds? Because I totally know where to find that.

 

[Chaka]

It's not the size of your phone, it's how you use it.

The only people who believe that have small phones.

 

[Koya]

Luckily my wife prefers small and white.

 

[belljr]

My phone is my only "compensation" item I own. Love my phablet. GOD I HATE THAT TERM

 

[ChainsawU]

I've seen bigger.

 

[The General]

It's not the size of your phone, it's how you use it.

The only people who believe that have small phones.

For the record my phone is massive.

 

[Chaka]

My phone is my only "compensation" item I own. Love my phablet. GOD I HATE THAT TERM

Then don't use it.

 

[GAlmgren]

My phone may not be very big, but at least it is thin.

 

[BustedKnuckles]

not all phones are created equal

 

[Otis]

I have a big phone for viewing my big dong selfies

 

[Mr. Ected]

Looking for a new phone and I see people carrying around what looks like small Kindle's for phones. I prefer something small that fit's in my front pocket comfortably since there is not much spare room there. What is the upside to going bigger?

If you use a lot of technology, bigger can streamline your life. Read e-books? Do stuff on a tablet? Talk a lot? Text a lot? Music? Movies? Games? Etc? A fairly large phone with all the attendant bells and whistles can handle all that with a minimum of eyestrain and isn't too unwieldy.

The downside is if, like me, you lose each and every phone you get about eleven minutes after activation, the habit becomes costly. I now pretty much get ten dollar pay-as-you-go burners. When I inevitably lose them, I stop at Wal~Mart and pick up another. Plus, since I have a new phone number every couple weeks, nobody can figure out how to reach me, which is awesome.

I'm sorry, but how does a growed up man lose his #######' phone that much?

If I knew that, I would act to curtail the behavior.

Isn't that why god created "Find My iPhone?"

Find my what now? Is that like Angry Birds? Because I totally know where to find that.

Find My iPhone. The problem is you have to turn it on before losing the iOS device. Otherwise you can find the location of your device and 'beep it' as long as it has batteries.