#21

are you fucking starting on me m7?

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#22

#23

Stop following me

#24

Spoken like a true tight arse.

#25

Can someone recommend an iPhone equivalent that has a battery that lasts longer than half and hour please?

#26

Ngl man that’s pretty awful

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#27

Is it?

#28

The fact smartphones encourage class struggle means I should probably laud them as some facilitators of the eventual revolution. Hard though.

#29

No, such a thing doesn’t exist.

#30

So, so needy…

#31

imagine judging people who don’t want to spend £700 on a phone

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#32

almost find brick phone users more annoying than smartphone ones. they all proudly do that whole ‘oooh yeah, don’t use smartphones!’ accompanied by a by a big long spiel on how we’re all sheep plugged into the matrix.

I would like to take this opportunity to say that ruffers has never done this to my knowledge.

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#33

I do, it’s my favourite thing to do.

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#34

thumbs up emoji

#35

I think there is potential for people to be conflating being tight with money and being low income. Yes there is a class element here that we are dancing around but I don’t think anyone should be putting words in your mouth because that’s not what you said.

#36

can we just get back to trolling all the shit android phone users here again now?

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#37

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Had one of these too, got it after seeing The Matrix

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#39

Android, obvs, but I don’t really care all that much.

(do get a little bit of inner smugness hearing the GF loudly swearing at iTunes)

#40

Regardless of any loyalties towards various brands, I hope we can all agree that iTunes is undoubtedly the worst piece of software ever to be inflicted on humanity?

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#41

oh mate. How they started ahead of everyone and then ended up miles behind is absolutely mind boggling.

(I’d argue the old Window’s media player was worse though - that interface :face_vomiting:)