Ringtones

[Martin]

And in particular... the advertisements surrounding them. IT'S A RINGTONE. Why would you pay for it? Do you pay for the ringtone on your landline? No. Why is this? Is it because no one else but you can hear it? Yes, yes it is. So are you seeking attention by buying a 'crazy' ringtone? Yes! Yes you are! Well imagine that.

It does NOT make you individual to have a new-fangled super special ringtone. The adverts go out to millions of people daily. Do you seriously think you are the only person that hands out their £3 to a company that must be laughing?!

I see people every day taking their mobile phones out of their pockets to cut-short their £3 investment and talk to whoever may be on the other end (for some reason, they always seem to walk round in little circles while talking. Perhaps this is a Crazy Frog dance? Don't ask me. I'm just a student, I know nothing about the brain.)

What's wrong with the good old vibrate function?! And if it's in your handbag, do you really want to be drawing attention to that with a 'funky choon' in crime-filled England?

GAH!

[Luco El Loco]

Well put. People are foolish and easily made money out of.

[*headdesk*]

>>I want this one!<<

[Graham]

martin said:

And if it's in your handbag, do you really want to be drawing attention to that with a 'funky choon' in crime-filled England?

handbag Martin? something you want to share with the rest of us?

[Smiffy]

I hate that damn crazy frog and all the crap its done, and all the other jamster rip offs!

[static anonymity]

Ach, what's worse is when they try to out-do eachother in the "funky" ringtone stakes. (like a dance-off, only with brains dripping out the ears of the the onlookers) Especially on the bus, where's the no escape for the poor public who have to endure the bleepy-aural-mess until they're within walking distance of civilisation.