"Please silence cell phones....."

photokitty · September 2016

OurWildKingdom said:

photokitty said:

OurWildKingdom said:

Also, in most instances (Internet forums excepted) PUBLICLY calling out someone's rudeness is worse than whatever the rude behavior was in the first place.

Just my opinion, for what little it's worth.

In my second post, which you quoted, I said beepers pre-cell phone, were not rude if on call for an emergency.

And you just reiterated my original point. Just bc nobody gives you any grief doesn't mean they aren't offended if you can't be bothered to put your phone on vibrate. They are just polite enough to not call you out.

Basically, if you are a first responder who leaves their on call phone ringer turned up, than yes, I put you in the same category as people who forget to turn their phone off. It's rude, regardless of your profession.

You apparently missed the part where I said my mother kept her phone on vibrate. And I don't know any first responders who would deliberately leave their ringers turned on in a setting that required quiet.

No, I saw it. You're taking this all too personally. If your mom keeps her phone on vibrate she is polite. As such, you can't really relate to someone whose father got called out by a nun for having their phone on in church, which is super rude. Which I don't find debatable since the vibrate feature was invented. It doesn't matter why you have a phone or if it's deliberate, it's rude if you forget and rings in church, a wedding, funeral, graduation, etc. It's not that hard.

OurWildKingdom · September 2016

photokitty said:

OurWildKingdom said:

photokitty said:

OurWildKingdom said:

Also, in most instances (Internet forums excepted) PUBLICLY calling out someone's rudeness is worse than whatever the rude behavior was in the first place.

Just my opinion, for what little it's worth.

In my second post, which you quoted, I said beepers pre-cell phone, were not rude if on call for an emergency.

And you just reiterated my original point. Just bc nobody gives you any grief doesn't mean they aren't offended if you can't be bothered to put your phone on vibrate. They are just polite enough to not call you out.

Basically, if you are a first responder who leaves their on call phone ringer turned up, than yes, I put you in the same category as people who forget to turn their phone off. It's rude, regardless of your profession.

You apparently missed the part where I said my mother kept her phone on vibrate. And I don't know any first responders who would deliberately leave their ringers turned on in a setting that required quiet.

No, I saw it. You're taking this all too personally. If your mom keeps her phone on vibrate she is polite. As such, you can't really relate to someone whose father got called out by a nun for having their phone on in church, which is super rude. Which I don't find debatable since the vibrate feature was invented. It doesn't matter why you have a phone or if it's deliberate, it's rude if you forget and rings in church, a wedding, funeral, graduation, etc. It's not that hard.

Fine. I can't relate. I shouldn't have posted anything. Stupid me. Happy now?

photokitty · September 2016

OurWildKingdom said:

photokitty said:

OurWildKingdom said:

photokitty said:

OurWildKingdom said:

Also, in most instances (Internet forums excepted) PUBLICLY calling out someone's rudeness is worse than whatever the rude behavior was in the first place.

Just my opinion, for what little it's worth.

In my second post, which you quoted, I said beepers pre-cell phone, were not rude if on call for an emergency.

And you just reiterated my original point. Just bc nobody gives you any grief doesn't mean they aren't offended if you can't be bothered to put your phone on vibrate. They are just polite enough to not call you out.

Basically, if you are a first responder who leaves their on call phone ringer turned up, than yes, I put you in the same category as people who forget to turn their phone off. It's rude, regardless of your profession.

You apparently missed the part where I said my mother kept her phone on vibrate. And I don't know any first responders who would deliberately leave their ringers turned on in a setting that required quiet.

No, I saw it. You're taking this all too personally. If your mom keeps her phone on vibrate she is polite. As such, you can't really relate to someone whose father got called out by a nun for having their phone on in church, which is super rude. Which I don't find debatable since the vibrate feature was invented. It doesn't matter why you have a phone or if it's deliberate, it's rude if you forget and rings in church, a wedding, funeral, graduation, etc. It's not that hard.

Fine. I can't relate. I shouldn't have posted anything. Stupid me. Happy now?

FFS. I never said that. Post away. I'll try to be more delicate in the future. Happy, so very, very happy.

ei34 · September 2016

Ironring said:

Those pesky babies always want to be born at the most inopportune times.
DONT THEY KNOW IM AT A WEDDING?

At my 36 week appointment during my first pregnancy my OB told me her son's communion was May 22 and asked me to not have the baby that day. She was joking but in the split second before I realized I was like, "um...I'll try?" Lol

OurWildKingdom · September 2016

photokitty said:

OurWildKingdom said:

photokitty said:

OurWildKingdom said:

photokitty said:

OurWildKingdom said:

Also, in most instances (Internet forums excepted) PUBLICLY calling out someone's rudeness is worse than whatever the rude behavior was in the first place.

Just my opinion, for what little it's worth.

In my second post, which you quoted, I said beepers pre-cell phone, were not rude if on call for an emergency.

And you just reiterated my original point. Just bc nobody gives you any grief doesn't mean they aren't offended if you can't be bothered to put your phone on vibrate. They are just polite enough to not call you out.

Basically, if you are a first responder who leaves their on call phone ringer turned up, than yes, I put you in the same category as people who forget to turn their phone off. It's rude, regardless of your profession.

You apparently missed the part where I said my mother kept her phone on vibrate. And I don't know any first responders who would deliberately leave their ringers turned on in a setting that required quiet.

No, I saw it. You're taking this all too personally. If your mom keeps her phone on vibrate she is polite. As such, you can't really relate to someone whose father got called out by a nun for having their phone on in church, which is super rude. Which I don't find debatable since the vibrate feature was invented. It doesn't matter why you have a phone or if it's deliberate, it's rude if you forget and rings in church, a wedding, funeral, graduation, etc. It's not that hard.

Fine. I can't relate. I shouldn't have posted anything. Stupid me. Happy now?

FFS. I never said that. Post away. I'll try to be more delicate in the future. Happy, so very, very happy.

Sorry, I'm in a mood. I sent you a PM.

KnottieTara · March 2017

I will definitley be asking my guests to put their phones on vibrate for the ceremony. I don't think it is rude or unreasonable.

MobKaz · March 2017

KnottieTara said:

I will definitley be asking my guests to put their phones on vibrate for the ceremony. I don't think it is rude or unreasonable.

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