Text Messaging Good Thing or a Bad Thing?
Posted 08-22-2008 at 07:03 PM by aepple
College Campuses alerting students of Announcements, emergencies, lock-downs, and school closing.
Promotes bad grammar, poor spelling, and overall lack of writing skills.
It comes right to a point of a conversation and subject without useless gaggle and/or small talk.
It promotes up to date world news, sports, stocks, and blog watches.
Some police departments incorporate text messaging to report crimes
Text messaging helps keep the world connect.
Will text messaging expand, or will it fade away to a new technology?
Do you like texting, are you a text messaging junkie?
Text messaging is hazardous
Would you rather make a phone call, or send a text message?
Do you feel more comfortable communicating by texting, or talking on a cell phone?
Should text messaging just be accepted as a way of life in today's world?
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I would rather make a phone calls because text messages cant provide tones of voice and meanings of comments might be misconstrude.Posted 08-23-2008 at 12:53 AM by sourheader77
- Yea lol, this one girl sent messages through aim and the other girl thought she was threatening her because she thought she was yelling at her through aim but she was just telling her in a normal voice.Posted 08-24-2008 at 03:31 PM by HiddenRose
- Well in my world it's the same ole same ole..so to speak... My friends, family and I but talk and text.. If one sends a text the other doesn't quite get...a quick phone call will follow. And vice versa.. Texting is convenient, in some situations. We use texting alot when talking to someone not on our network, cause texting is free and calls are limited. I use my call minutes for business, or otherwise important things. Asking my daughter to pick up potatoes from the grocery market on the way home from school.. Just doesn't seem important enough to call during her class hours. And since she doesn't keep her phone turned on while in class, I know it won't interupt her day. So I would say.. It depends on your lifestyle, usage, and reason...Posted 08-27-2008 at 01:03 AM by TearStained
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Texting is great for sending quick and to the point conversations, as you mention, texting your child to stop at the store after school, i do the same with my daughter when she's at school, even if i leave a text for her to call home or a reminder to do something.
I'm not that good at texting, but some people, mostly the younger kind, can hold paragraph text conversations, me... after one sentence or two, i make the call... lolPosted 08-27-2008 at 10:44 AM by aepple - Text messages are also often used to interact with automated systems, such as ordering products and services for mobile phones, or participating in contests. There are some services available on the Internet that allow users to send text messages free of direct charge to the sender.Posted 09-03-2008 at 01:28 AM by Anand85
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