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		By: bellini		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[You have spoken so well about my ultimate pet peeve Angela. I am sure that there are many more that agree with you. I would even go so far as to say that cell phones are the demise of culture as we know it when you sit in a room of friends and enjoy animated conversation and just their company. It devalues relationships. I work for a doctors office and am tired of those who are disgruntled when they call me on their cell phone and I haven&#039;t understood a word they have said, or their phone dies or cuts out or reception is just garbled. I am tired of sitting at a table with friends while they tweet and take messages from other friends and text or take a call. I have sat in a room full of teen agers where there has been silence since they are all on their phones texting to find out what they will do that evening. I could go on and on and on and on and on.........I do have a cell and use it for emergencies and at work. During off hours call me on my home home and I&#039;d be happy to talk to you. If we are having dinner in a restaurant there should be a sign on every door &quot;turn your cell phone off&quot; just like at our doctors office...at least at one of the doctors offices I work for.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>You have spoken so well about my ultimate pet peeve Angela. I am sure that there are many more that agree with you. I would even go so far as to say that cell phones are the demise of culture as we know it when you sit in a room of friends and enjoy animated conversation and just their company. It devalues relationships. I work for a doctors office and am tired of those who are disgruntled when they call me on their cell phone and I haven&#8217;t understood a word they have said, or their phone dies or cuts out or reception is just garbled. I am tired of sitting at a table with friends while they tweet and take messages from other friends and text or take a call. I have sat in a room full of teen agers where there has been silence since they are all on their phones texting to find out what they will do that evening. I could go on and on and on and on and on&#8230;&#8230;&#8230;I do have a cell and use it for emergencies and at work. During off hours call me on my home home and I&#8217;d be happy to talk to you. If we are having dinner in a restaurant there should be a sign on every door &#8220;turn your cell phone off&#8221; just like at our doctors office&#8230;at least at one of the doctors offices I work for.</p>
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