Wireless Communication

There have been several studies on links between cell phones and cancer but no there are no definitive conclusions. I'm not aware of any studies on two-way radios and brain cancer. Current advice is to limit their use in children and make shorter calls, so if you are concerned about two-way radios this might also apply.

yes

For the win, it can also mean **** (profanity) the world but that is a rare use for it.

It's a Kiss.

He used to work in burger king

Mr stands for the word "Mister." That word is used for all gentlemen, married or not. Mr is a common word used for just about everyone who is unfamiliar with each other. For example, Mr. Smith.

Through internet

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Whether you have had sex or not you are still cheating and an affair is the same thing and just a nicer way of saying it! When in doubt put yourself in your mate's shoes and see how you would like it if she/he was seeing someone, but not having sex (and I doubt that!)

People who cheat are selfish and egotistical not to mention pathetic. If they don't love their wife, girlfriend, husband or boyfriend they can split-up, but a cheater wants it all. Why? Because they love "the chase" and sneaking around. Some even hope they get caught! Cheaters usually have low self confidence and need to be stroked constantly and told they are handsome, pretty, etc. Deep inside they feel if it doesn't work out with the person they are cheating with they always have their good old comfy mate to go back to. It's a sick and cruel thing to do to someone you had once told you loved. If you don't love them, have the courage to tell them and move on (even if children are involved.) I've never seen a cheater yet that didn't pay dearly from their actions.

Make up your mind as to what person you want to be with. If you don't you could end up losing both.

Marcy

Yes.

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"Talk time up to four hours" means that you can converse with another person as long as four hours before your phone batteries give out. When you are talking, your cell phone is transmitting a signal to your cellular company and you are putting out some power in that signal. You use much more power talking than just waiting for a call.
When you have your phone on ready to receive a call, you are receiving a signal from your cellular company, but not using much power and that is rated in days and not hours of battery time.
It may be worthwhile to have another charged batter on hand to swap with the one in the phone if you talk more than four hours or so. It means that talk time will not be more than 5 hrs.

An example of a valid mobile phone number might be +1 417 555-0123, except with an actual mobile phone number instead of the fictitious 555-0123.

An example in the UK would be +44 7700 900123, which is the (fictitious) UK mobile number 07700 900123 written in international format.

A valid mobile phone number is a real phone number that actually connects to a working mobile phone.

Well there are lots of ways you can be sweet. If you are a man you can take your girl out on a date and give her flower or candy or whatever it is. If you are a female you could please him by showing off your stuff. lol

well i think you should call her and just say, "hey" and then get to know her a little bit better. Also, you'll figure out if you really like her or not.

I'll be right back.

Several possibilities, including the display itself, the video controller chip, or the connection between the display and the circuit board. If you have the know-how and the spare parts lying around, you can make some repairs, but it's usually easier and cheaper to get another phone.

pfft means 'WHATEVER' 'YH RIGHT' bacicilly if some1 says dis 2 u they basicly dont beleive you

ya mar

<3 is a heart.

3 alone is the number 3, or could mean balls.

yes, u can have a check with the mobile fone companies

Yes.

F*** you. Or fourth quarter.

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