I used a Hefty Bag with my RAZR

I recently went on a day long fishing trip and I knew on the boat I would be
in bright sunlight. I totally prepared for the bright light because if I
received calls I wanted to be able to see the disply, so I brought a full
sized black Hefty Bag in my tackle box.

When I had to make a couple of calls all I did was fully open the bag and
pulled over my head and shoulders and upper arms while using my phone. The
darkness was just perfect for seeing the display. I had absolutely no
problem! Also, the reception actually seemed a little clearer inside the
bag! I am going to test the reception tomorrow while going to work in the
city (no silly, I won't be driving, I'll be taking the train).

A couple of precautions if you are going to try this for yourself. First I
would not advise children to put plastic bags over their heads because after
an especially long call even I because a little woozey. Next, make certain
you are seated and stay seated. Without thinking, I stood once while making
a point to the caller and I almost fell over the side of the boat with phone
in hand and the bag over my head. Stay seated.

Wear a wide brimmed hat. I actually stumbled upon this one. I was wearing
one anyway because of the hot sun on the boat and it worked really well to
create a ballooned working space inside the bag.

Has anyone else used this technique?

Jimmy

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Jimmy Smith wrote:
> I recently went on a day long fishing trip and I knew on the boat I would be
> in bright sunlight. I totally prepared for the bright light because if I
> received calls I wanted to be able to see the disply, so I brought a full
> sized black Hefty Bag in my tackle box.
>
> When I had to make a couple of calls all I did was fully open the bag and
> pulled over my head and shoulders and upper arms while using my phone. The
> darkness was just perfect for seeing the display. I had absolutely no
> problem! Also, the reception actually seemed a little clearer inside the
> bag! I am going to test the reception tomorrow while going to work in the
> city (no silly, I won't be driving, I'll be taking the train).
>
> A couple of precautions if you are going to try this for yourself. First I
> would not advise children to put plastic bags over their heads because after
> an especially long call even I because a little woozey. Next, make certain
> you are seated and stay seated. Without thinking, I stood once while making
> a point to the caller and I almost fell over the side of the boat with phone
> in hand and the bag over my head. Stay seated.
>
> Wear a wide brimmed hat. I actually stumbled upon this one. I was wearing
> one anyway because of the hot sun on the boat and it worked really well to
> create a ballooned working space inside the bag.
>
> Has anyone else used this technique?
>
> Jimmy
>
>


Er, no.


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"Jer" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> Jimmy Smith wrote:
>> I recently went on a day long fishing trip and I knew on the boat I would
>> be in bright sunlight. I totally prepared for the bright light because
>> if I received calls I wanted to be able to see the disply, so I brought a
>> full sized black Hefty Bag in my tackle box.
>>
>> When I had to make a couple of calls all I did was fully open the bag and
>> pulled over my head and shoulders and upper arms while using my phone.
>> The darkness was just perfect for seeing the display. ................
>> Has anyone else used this technique?
>>
>
> Er, no.
>

LOL!

I applaud your creativity, but the conjured image is circa America's
Funniest Videos.
"Mommy why does Daddy have a garbage bag over his head? Shhhhhh, darling,
he's conducting tax deductible business.".

I did see a coyote on TV yesterday with his head stuck in a large glass
bottle, maybe he had been trying to make a call.

Jimmy, you made my day!

And you paid how much for that phone?

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"Jimmy Smith" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> I recently went on a day long fishing trip and I knew on the boat I would
be
> in bright sunlight. I totally prepared for the bright light because if I
> received calls I wanted to be able to see the disply, so I brought a full
> sized black Hefty Bag in my tackle box.
>

That is absolutely hilarious. I can just picture someone on a train talking
on a cell phone with a garbage bag over his head.



"Jimmy Smith" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> I recently went on a day long fishing trip and I knew on the boat I would
be
> in bright sunlight. I totally prepared for the bright light because if I
> received calls I wanted to be able to see the disply, so I brought a full
> sized black Hefty Bag in my tackle box.
>
> When I had to make a couple of calls all I did was fully open the bag and
> pulled over my head and shoulders and upper arms while using my phone.
The
> darkness was just perfect for seeing the display. I had absolutely no
> problem! Also, the reception actually seemed a little clearer inside the
> bag! I am going to test the reception tomorrow while going to work in the
> city (no silly, I won't be driving, I'll be taking the train).
>
> A couple of precautions if you are going to try this for yourself. First
I
> would not advise children to put plastic bags over their heads because
after
> an especially long call even I because a little woozey. Next, make
certain
> you are seated and stay seated. Without thinking, I stood once while
making
> a point to the caller and I almost fell over the side of the boat with
phone
> in hand and the bag over my head. Stay seated.
>
> Wear a wide brimmed hat. I actually stumbled upon this one. I was
wearing
> one anyway because of the hot sun on the boat and it worked really well to
> create a ballooned working space inside the bag.
>
> Has anyone else used this technique?
>
> Jimmy
>
>

> "Herb Kauhry" wrote:
> And you paid how much for that phone?

Explains why he had just money enough left to buy a Hefty Bag.

B~

It's wise to make sure you use a hefty bag with built in draw strings. That
way if you want to have a private conversation, you can just pull the
strings and the bag will fit snugly around your neck. Trust me, the other
folks on the train will appreciate your thoughtfulness. They may even
volunteer to assist.

"Jimmy Smith" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> I recently went on a day long fishing trip and I knew on the boat I would
be
> in bright sunlight. I totally prepared for the bright light because if I
> received calls I wanted to be able to see the disply, so I brought a full
> sized black Hefty Bag in my tackle box.
>
> When I had to make a couple of calls all I did was fully open the bag and
> pulled over my head and shoulders and upper arms while using my phone.
The
> darkness was just perfect for seeing the display. I had absolutely no
> problem! Also, the reception actually seemed a little clearer inside the
> bag! I am going to test the reception tomorrow while going to work in the
> city (no silly, I won't be driving, I'll be taking the train).
>
> A couple of precautions if you are going to try this for yourself. First
I
> would not advise children to put plastic bags over their heads because
after
> an especially long call even I because a little woozey. Next, make
certain
> you are seated and stay seated. Without thinking, I stood once while
making
> a point to the caller and I almost fell over the side of the boat with
phone
> in hand and the bag over my head. Stay seated.
>
> Wear a wide brimmed hat. I actually stumbled upon this one. I was
wearing
> one anyway because of the hot sun on the boat and it worked really well to
> create a ballooned working space inside the bag.
>
> Has anyone else used this technique?
>
> Jimmy
>
>