Re: frugal "emergency" cell phone

Chuck wrote:
> 
> "The Real Bev" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
> >
> > Don't get so snippy here.  In the days before cell phones and before
> > those nice emergency phones were installed every half mile, when the
> > pickup truck blew a tire on the freeway at rush hour thousands of
> > people, including a couple of highway patrolmen, may they rot in hell,
> > passed by without stopping.  I couldn't leave the truck because it was
> > full of motorcycles and gear and I had two under-6 kids with me.
> > Ultimately I bribed a kid on the access street at the bottom of the
> > embankment to please ask his parents to make a phone call.  It's not all
> > laziness, sometimes it's called "protection" or "responsibility."
> 
> Damn! I actually agree with Bev! haha
> 
> And, it's about time ya'll are on someone elses ass besides mine! :)   haha

I'm an equal-opportunity shrew, always glad to share!

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Cheers, Bev
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