"Becky?!"
"WU?" (What's up?)
"This cell phone bill is what's up, all this texting!"
"OMG, INBD!" (Oh My Gosh/God,) (It's no big deal.)
"It is a big deal. Who are you texting 50 times a day?"
"IDK, my BFF Jill?!" (I don't know, my best friend forever Jill?)
"Well you can tell your BFF Jill that I'm taking your phone away."
"TISNF!" (This is so not fair!)
"Me paying this bill, that's what's...S...N...F...!" (So...not...fair...!) (Now too much texting is NBD.) (No big deal.)
The name of the song is Young Folks by the Swedish group, Peter Bjorn & John.
Cingular is derived from the words singular and cellular. Cingular was the very first wireless phone company and was also referred to as Cellular One.
If you're talking about the gingerbread commercial, it's Steve Buscemi (of indie movie fame) and Norm McDonald (stand-up comedian and alumnus of Saturday Night Live). It's an ad for "Go Phone" by AT&T, formerly known as Cingular. If you mean "the more bars, in more places" series of Cingular Wireless commercials, with a single voice, it is stage and screen actor Stanley Tucci. I asked the company media group.
The phone number for Cingular Wireless customer service department is 1-888-9ATT-WEB. Through this, customers can get help from Cingular's department.
The Cingular logo belongs to AT&T. The original logo belongs to Cingular Wireless that merged with AT&T in February of 2004. AT&T decided to keep the original logo for some time after the merger.
Answer cingular commercial, sopranos sonwoke up this morning, by Alabama 3 =)... hope this helps
Cingular Excutive Rachel Adams.
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Dr. Pepper and Cingular CommercialsNot the same guy. no
you can see it here: http://www.sambisbee.com/cingular/ it can be downloaded from youtube - just do a search for cingular commercials
the band Train
Adema "giving in"
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Go to www.funnycellphone.com and click on Cingular. Then click Jimmy crack corn.
the band is "Mates of State"
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