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@sisfreak2017 | 5 June 21 |
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I think mikey probably has Sunday dinner in the bath.
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@3mel | 5 June 21 |
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hot enough to steam some veggies if nothing else
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@polo_011 | 5 June 21 |
 this is absolutely insane! How steamy are his baths!?
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@crail | 6 June 21 |
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@polo_011 | 6 June 21 |
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@ crail - 6.06.21 - 03:31am
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@mikeymk | 6 June 21 |
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@ crail - 5.06.21 - 03:03am So what have you learned from that? Don't use your phone in the bath What's the point in having a waterproof phone if you can't use it in the bath?! I've use my phone in the bath 20yrs. First one I drowned was a Nokia 7650. Since then I put them in zip-seal bags but they too can and did fail at times. |
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@mikeymk | 6 June 21 |
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@ sisfreak2017 - 5.06.21 - 10:14am I think mikey probably has Sunday dinner in the bath. Oh I've always got a buffet on. Fruits, berries, nuts, salami, cheeses, anything that doesn't go soggy. |
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@crail | 7 June 21 |
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Do you serve those cheese and pineapple chunks on c0cktail sticks?  I could murder a buffet right now
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@sisfreak2017 | 7 June 21 |
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@3mel | 8 June 21 |
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to be filed under ''I don't even wanna know'' smh
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@mikeymk | 10 June 21 |
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I don't think i've ever had a Pot Noodle in the bath. Coleslaw sometimes, and Waldorf salad. 
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@six | 22 April 22 |
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Well I know IP65's shower rated. So what are they saying, promoting actual immersion?
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@polo_011 | 23 April 22 |
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IP67 and IP68 mostly differ in terms of the level and period of immersion. Most high end phones these days have IP68 with up to 4 meters in terms of depth and 30mins of immersion. Still I dont think most manufacturers want you to immerse your phone, because this is all just water resistance and not waterproofing. If you plan on going diving or something you are better off getting some sort of waterproof case/cover/plastic bag for your phone. |
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@sisfreak2017 | 30 April 22 |
 Most younger people have never even used a telephone box. Most are now removed, vandalized, turned into defibrillator homes, libraries or corner shops. |
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@six | 6 May 22 |
 Oh the days of dialling the operator, telling them that the phone ate your coin so that they'd connect u for free
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@polo_011 | 6 May 22 |
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I think I still have an unopened phonecard somewhere in my old junk box. I remember my Moms friend gave it to me as she worked at the phone company, this was around 2001 when she gave it to me, I already had a cellphone by then though so never used the phone card, but back then it was good to keep the phone card in your wallet just in case the cellphone had no coverage or died.
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@alvar89 | 29 May 22 |
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@ banbury - 22.02.21 - 10:14pm Yes the 1610 only had incoming SMS. I got the 6600 at launch really nice phone that would love to get hold of one now. The only thing missing was 3G but unfortunately we didnt get that from Nokia untill the 6630 in the Uk, which was a while after those clunky NEC 3G phones from the Three network! Mind you the NEC 606 was a good with the high capacity battery. Must have been a early soft on it or something. Both my 1610 nokias have sms sending also. The 2110 was the phone back then tho. Have 2 of those also in my collection. Both still turn on. Batteries still keep juice in some of them. Something for todays manufacturers to learn from
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