Comments | pipsqueaky: you were lying wide awake in the garden / trying to get over your stardom

pipsqueaky

you were lying wide awake in the garden / trying to get over your stardom

Jul 07, 2009 16:24

In two days, I will be 30. Cue the kicking and screaming ( Read more... )

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carta July 7 2009, 21:42:15 UTC

I say, roll on, tattoo. (Not roll-on tattoo, that would be silly. But, you know, go for it.)

As for the phones, my vote is that if you're happy with Sprint, then go for the iTouch. My friends who have iPhones love it not so much for the phone capability as for the web stuff, and they do complain about AT&T's network in Chicago.

If I ever have money again, I'll probably go Android. But I'm already with T-Mobile, anyway.

eta: ain't no shame in being someone who'd rather be part of a pair than a single. ♥

pipsqueaky July 8 2009, 18:01:04 UTC

Ah, the AT&T thing is good to know, thanks! I was worried about whether the signal would be any good. Luckily, Sprint doesn't seem to have any issues in that regard - at least not near my apartment.

And re: roll-on tattoo: a friend of mine who plans on getting tattooed soon says that he's gonna get a temporary one first and try it out for a couple weeks, and if he's happy with it then he'll go ahead with the permanent one. So, you know, not such a silly idea! Hee!

counteragent July 7 2009, 23:33:22 UTC

Just got the iPhone Sunday and already can't imagine life without it. You can dl websites to it with instapaper--fic on the bus without waiting for dls or in the subway with no connectivity. :D Highly recommended. And my hubby says that breaking contracts doesn't cost as much as it used to--that stuff is regulated now.

pipsqueaky July 8 2009, 18:03:54 UTC

Wow, that sounds amazing. I can only imagine what mischief I could get up to with the entire intarwebs at my disposal 24/7. :D And I will definitely look into the cost of breaking my Sprint contract. I had just assumed it was really expensive, but it's possible they do things differently these days. Thanks for the tip!

counteragent July 7 2009, 23:33:51 UTC

PS 30 is pretty good so far. I wouldn't lie to ya. :)

pipsqueaky July 8 2009, 18:04:38 UTC

Aha, okay, I believe you! (All of my friends in their 30's say the same thing. I suspect a vast conspiracy. *narrows eyes*)

Tattoo preachyness mlyn July 8 2009, 01:46:56 UTC

Android is regulated by T-Mobile, unfort ( ... )

shrift July 8 2009, 02:12:05 UTC

I love my Android G1, but service is restricted to T-Mobile and AT&T.

And yeah, turning 30 was weird. Not bad, really, but it was hard to adjust to not being "in my 20s" anymore. (Also, it felt like the warranty ran out on my body, but those are my issues. *g*)