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by ImprovedSilence
5174 days ago
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I actually logged on to make the point that the author is behind on the phone number front. In the context of his example, (asking a girl on the bus for her phone number), phone numbers were dead when I was in high school. (10 years ago) Back then, for me, it was AOL screen names. That's what you asked for. that's how you communicated. today, I think it's morphed back to phone numbers, so you can TEXT. And kids LOOOOVE their texting. but I guess the author does have a point, that we dont need to remember numbers anymore. I dial by user-name (or, simply, name), if you will... |
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