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CinnamonGirl · 04-03-2009, 09:28 PM

I really don't like leaving voice mails... I always sound like a complete dork. I'm not bug on talking on the phone in general, though; I'd much rather text.

On the other hand, GETTING voice mails is different. If an unknown number calls me, I don't answer, and if they don't leave a voice mail, I'll have no idea who it was. Also, I can't answer the phone in class or at work. I don't get a signal at all in some of the school buildings, so a missed call won't register... without voice mail, I'd miss some (somewhat) important stuff.

The voice-to-text thing is an interesting idea, but I think I prefer listening to the voice mail. I have a few friends that leave some really goofy messages every time they call, and if I was just reading text, I wouldn't get the silly voices or songs. That's no fun.

04-03-2009, 09:28 PM	#6 (permalink)
CinnamonGirl She's Actual Size Location: Central Republic of Where-in-the-Hell	I really don't like leaving voice mails... I always sound like a complete dork. I'm not bug on talking on the phone in general, though; I'd much rather text. On the other hand, GETTING voice mails is different. If an unknown number calls me, I don't answer, and if they don't leave a voice mail, I'll have no idea who it was. Also, I can't answer the phone in class or at work. I don't get a signal at all in some of the school buildings, so a missed call won't register... without voice mail, I'd miss some (somewhat) important stuff. The voice-to-text thing is an interesting idea, but I think I prefer listening to the voice mail. I have a few friends that leave some really goofy messages every time they call, and if I was just reading text, I wouldn't get the silly voices or songs. That's no fun. __________________ "...for though she was ordinary, she possessed health, wit, courage, charm, and cheerfulness. But because she was not beautiful, no one ever seemed to notice these other qualities, which is so often the way of the world." "Tell me, what is it you plan to do with your one wild and precious life?"