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Alrighttttt, #60 hit it on the head directly, but to save time and not having you scroll up, I'll recap. #60 said how usually the people in North American only call it a cell phone. Europe, for example, call's it a mobile phone. Mobile because the phone is mobile, you can take it anywhere most of the time. The people who are commenting saying how it shouldv'e been cell phone, have no lives or just don't know, which is fine, just a stupid reason to say YDI... P.S, yes I know I have no life too... so why bother saying, 'Livelovelive, your commenting on that to, so u got no live either.' mmk? thank ya :) Here is #60's original post, perfettt: Alright, to those of you who say "who calls it a mobile?" or clicked YDI for calling it a mobile: It's mainly just North Americans who call them cell phones. Anywhere in Europe, it's a mobile phone. Technically it makes more sense than "cell phone" because it's a phone that can be taken ANYWHERE so therefore it's "mobile". (And a cordless landline doesn't count as a mobile phone because it can't be taken anywhere, there's a limit to how far the signal reaches). Clicking YDI for the OP using the word "mobile" instead of "cell" is like clicking YDI if I posted something and spelled "color" like "colour" or "favorite" like "favourite" because I'm Canadian and we spell those words with "u"s in them. Thanks. =) To the OP: Be a little more careful with talking on your mobile OR cell phone ok? Softer voices are better haha.
shes/hes probably not from America maybe other countries call it mobile o.o" but YDI for talking loud no one wants to hear your life story 3=
did she notice? DOES IT MATTER?! it's a quite popular figure of speech.
and it is both a cell phone and a mobile phone. byebye now.
The US is the only place where the term 'cell phone' is used you small minded pricks.
ydi for saying mobile.
maybe OP doesn't live in the USA...? different countries have different words for some things. maybe she would click YDI for callin it a cell phone, you ****** trolls.
Why is this even an FML?
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Big whoop, you were talking on the phone. If she cared she can **** off.
that's not really a big deal you didn't know she had burns