Tommy Boy said:You shouldn't have your cell phone in school to begin with.
lol oh come on tommy boy stop bein such a narc jk u shudnt...really.. you shouldnt....Tommy Boy said:You shouldn't have your cell phone in school to begin with.
lol...when I was in school some 8 1/2..ish years ago, kids didn't even have cell phones to bring to school!....wsigo said:+1
man, when i was in school haha we couldnt have them in the building, in use or not. these kids have it so easy nowadays. i wanted out of school so freakin bad, but now, i wish i was back. life was so simple! enjoy it while it lasts...trust me.
Jackson.MacKenzie said:Is anyone else "in"? I just checked on this site:
http://www.verizonwireless.com/b2c/splash/innetwork.jsp
And apparently my phone is in, but I wish I knew what this meant for text messaging. I see the text messaging In plans, but i dont know if these relate to already having the in calling...
Any thoughts? Because if its not unlimited within verizon members for texting with IN, I need to buy more text messages
^Mike^ said:When does verizon have free airtime does anyone know?
Jackson.MacKenzie said:Thanks ArrizX Guys just for the record, I'm not some spoiled brat who's parents got him a cell phone. They got me the service as a Birthday present this Christmas (I'll be paying for it once I go off to college), and I paid for a $300 phone with entirely my own money, that I earned through a job, not allowance or something like that.
As for bringing it to school, I understand that back in the day there were no phones to bring to school etc, but nowadays there are, and I just do... I dont disrespect teachers or anything, I just take 10 seconds out of a class to quietly send a text message asking what plans for later in the day might be or something else. I still love school - not a rebel or anything