<p>I don't do this very often cause i haven't had too much time to until now, since i'm bored. Do you guys do this? or is it just like MSN/AIM (SLOW-MO) stuff?</p>
<p>Yes... I do... mostly to hear myself talk and exasperate the person on the other line.</p>
<p>Maximum for an hour maybe an hour and a half at a time....I can't focus my attention on one thing for too long.
on MSN/AIM/Yahoo I can talk for hours and hours to one person... but that's because online I have distractions.</p>
<p>I only talk to people for long periods if I have an intent or desperately want to talk with them about something. I'm not a big fan of calling friends, though, because it's kind of weird when their parents pick up and you have to ask for them. When talking to friends, I usually use AIM, tell them what I need to at school, and call only if absolutely necessary.</p>
<p>I only talk to my boyfriend and my cousin for long periods of time on the phone. For everyone else,I talk to them on AIM or Yahoo, because my momties up the phone lines all day, so my only option to to communicate by leaving messages on Myspace or talking on AIM or Yahoo.</p>
<p>I talk for hours on the phone, both my home one and my mobile one. Its quite a bad habit and usually brings in very large phone bills.</p>
<p>"because it's kind of weird when their parents pick up and you have to ask for them. "
I hate that too! </p>
<p>I can talk on the phone for several hours and I don't really IM but I just downloaded the new AIM so that might change.</p>
<p>I usually resort to AIM over the phone because time is not a problem over the Internet. When I do need to use the phone, I chat over the home phone. I try not to use my cell for long hours because I am very sensitive to the radiation and I feel a bit dizzy when using it excessively.</p>
<p>^sensitive to radiation my butt</p>
<p>lol...computer screens have radiation too...but our 3-hour+ long convos also have radiation too... ;)</p>
<p>i'm <em>always</em> online, but i don't chat 24/7 ... prolly average of 1-2 a day.
and i don't talk on the phone that much on weekdays, but whenever i "Can" chat on the phone for a long tiem..it usually ends up being like 3-4 hours long.</p>
<p>Hey, I am sensitive to radiation. You're just insensitive in general. </p>
<p>Just kidding.</p>
<p>There are different levels of radiation. Cell phones average around 80 w/kg (don't know if the unit is correct), although some can be as low as 20 and as high as 155. Mine is around 98. Computers are around 20 to 40, while microwaves are around 15.</p>
<p>Like I didn't know that computer screens didn't have radiation... 3hrs+? Really. Doesn't that tell you something?</p>
<p>yea...that you're a major nerd because you know your cell phone radiation level :)</p>
<p>haha, it's not hard to find out. </p>
<p>I talk a lot on the phone - mainly to my boyfriend at night, although lately we have barely talked for more than half an hour. I'm on AIM all the time, I just have an away message up a lot - or forget to put one up.</p>
<p>Never...I have a computer and thus no use for it.</p>
<p>I almost never sign online because when I do, I lose hours of my precious day. Not that this site helps :p. I prefer talking on the phone because I feel like I'm actually taking a break instead of talking on AIM while pretending to do homework, which makes me feel like I'm working when, in reality, I'm getting nothing done.</p>
<p>I usually talk on the phone...it might be just me, but I find it awkward to have a conversation on the internet...I have so much to say sometimes and my fingers can't keep up!</p>
<p>i do i do. lol. during the summer, i talked for hours until my battery ran out w/ my girlfriend. but nowadays i usually keep it to one hour with friends. </p>
<p>if i have witty remarks, i usually leave them on my friends myspaces or away messages rather than call.</p>
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yea...that you're a major nerd because you know your cell phone radiation level
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Hey, I don't memorize Campbell's like someone does. =)</p>
<p>Try googling in "cell radiation." First result.</p>
<p>I can talk for hours and hours on the phone. I think my max was just over 4 hours. Yeah, but I don't do it very much anymore.</p>