Can you live without your mobile phone?

Before, it's not a big deal for me. But now, it's always been a necessity.

I never leave home without it! It has become a necessary extension of myself. It's pathetic that most of us cannot even run to the store without our phones, isn't it? Who is that important that we just "have" to get the call, anyways?

I can , becaause I don't have much business and friends to txt.

No, I cannot live without it these days. I use not only for conversations but also one of the most important feature i like to use from mobile is that its remainder option. Yes, I am kind of absent-minded person, I use the remainder option in my phone very much for anything i had to do on that particular day and it was really very useful utility in that regard.

i was supposed to answer i cant live without a celphone, but 3 days ago, i lost my mobile phone, i started to get over yet, but sometimes my hand become itchy, i will just borrow the celphone of my housemate. =)

yah, me too... Its more of a necessity... Thanks!!!

Not any more. In fact, that's all we use. We have a phone line because that's the only way we can get internet in the rural area we live in, but we don't have a phone plugged in.

no i cant live without my mobile...

I don't remember life before a mobile phone. I have used it so many times to get out of trouble when I broke down on the side of the road. I love having it because I feel safe. Right now my mobile is my only phone. We got rid of our house phone and just use it to make all of our phone calls.

no i cant live without a cellphone. i always bring it with me. it helps me connect to the world, to my family , to my friends. without it i feel isolated. life without the beep of my cellphone is just so lonely and boring. besides, our mobile phones help us save time in conveying messages instead of going to the person personally.i also helps us in emergencies. i cant live my life without a cellphone.

i use my mobile phone mostly to talk to my guy as he stays far. if i didn't have to talk to him...i would probably not mind living without it