Well, shit. Yeah, that definitely understandable. Though I find displaying an aura of calm fury to be more effective. People start getting scared when you're coldly angry, whereas I've found most people just get defensive when you start yelling.
Imagine Rakan applying Calling Your Attacks to doing paperwork.~Anarchy Rakan for the hell of it COMMISSION THIS BRIDGE!~EHKWhy have one if you're not going to keep it on you?
Swordplay and writing blog. Purveyor of weeaboo fightin' magic.My smartphone is never more than 5 ft from me. Unless I leave it in the car like I did last night :P
Devypu's~ Big Pony :3I generally take my smartphone with me, but that's because for me, it's a mobile IM platform, remote PC access, web browser, Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, PDA, and watch. Which I can call people from if I feel like it.
Point is, it does too much stuff to justify me leaving it behind when I leave the house.
Back before I had a smartphone, I was in the habit of keeping it on me unless it was charging, but I'd only charge it if it was dying/dead, and then forget to take it off the charger the next day.
Now that I have an everything device, I pretty much always remember to grab it before I leave, and it's easier to since I got a dock for it in the last week.
Fresh-eyed movie blogBlackmoon: The Guide is most definitely a Tablet/e-reader with wireless internet.
edited 25th Feb '12 10:38:08 PM by TParadox
Fresh-eyed movie blogMy phone's usually in my pocket. At most, it'll be no more than 10 ft from me.
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See, they're these things people used to use for business...long story short, Mukora is weird.
I keep my phone on me all the time. I cannot be without it, especially since whenever I'm out on my own if I don't pick it up when my mom calls she calls it until I answer, and I don't want her to be stuck in an endless loop.
Insert witty and clever quip here. My page, as the database hates my handle.No. And when it's on me, it's usually turned off so people have trouble reaching me... Yeah, I'm terrible about mobiles.
That sucks
I, too, have a habit of locking myself out of my room, but we only have to pay money to get it opened if it's between 10-30pm and 7am.
Once I locked myself out of my room during a shower. That was embarrassing. I had to wait in the hall for the security guy wearing my flimsy little dressing gown and clutching my soap.
edited 26th Feb '12 5:34:11 PM by LoniJay
Be not afraid...I will very, very occasionally leave the house without it on purpose, there's a grocery around the corner and I don't always bother when I'm just going there. Otherwise I always have it.
The child is father to the man —OedipusI don't often have my cell phone with me, for precisely the same reason a lot of people keep them on hand - I don't want the constant connectedness, and the distractions of internet access, e-mail, and the like. That, and I don't really have anyone who I'm particularly interested in needing to talk to at any particular time.

Right, so I'm locked out of my room, wearing pajamas and flipflops, starving since I lack money and the means to reach a location to get food, and having a hard time working since a lot of stuff i need is also in my room.
And guess where my roomate's phone is? In the room.
So now I'm wondering, do I have a basis in screaming at him for not keeping his cell phone on him? Because I plan to. Than I might eat him.
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