RedSox said:I must admit, when I started noticing my ear swell and I kept losing my balance, I did wonder whether someone had spiked my lemonade. Now I know why :lol: I'll have to stick to text messages from now on.....
123BillyB said:Nothing illegal about them at all there is nothing wrong with the safety.
Home office or some other agency wanted to implement a ban of some sort as they are advertised as having minimal metal parts so due to the size, authorities are worried they will get pass metal detectors and flood prisons.
There are no legal reason why they they can ban them so no way are they currently illegal nor will they be illegal... The authorities however are encouraging the car manufactures to get them banned under breach of copyright infringement.
Putter Whore said:Cool - can anyone think of a reason for having a small, discret, second mobile that the wife wouldn't recognise as a mobile?!?![]()
GreyZed said:Very clever.
However for me the logic is flawed. I am in my forties now and have never yet lost a mobile phone. I have however lost several car keys. I do not need a phone the size of a car key. What I need is a car key the size of a phone!![]()
Putter Whore said:Cool - can anyone think of a reason for having a small, discret, second mobile that the wife wouldn't recognise as a mobile?!?![]()
Luke the spark said:RedSox said:I must admit, when I started noticing my ear swell and I kept losing my balance, I did wonder whether someone had spiked my lemonade. Now I know why :lol: I'll have to stick to text messages from now on.....
I found this really fuuny :lol:
