sherm03;430101 wrote:When I worked at Sprint, I had this scuzzy looking dude come in and ask to see our bluetooth headsets. I asked what type of phone he had because certain headsets would work better with certain manufacturer's phones. He replied, "Dude, I ain't got a phone. I just want to look cool." I sold him the $129.99 headset (the most expensive one we had at the time).
THE4RINGZ;430022 wrote:A couple of years ago I ran into my old neighbors at the local fireworks display. Sure enough there was their adult daughter wearing her BT. I thought who the fuck is going to call her? She is a waitress and it is the Fourth of July.
Strapping Young Lad;429968 wrote:I think its well known that if you wear a blue tooth you are a self important fuckhead, a real doucher.
Nate;429969 wrote:Bluetooth outside of the car = TOOL
Laley23;429970 wrote:Yes. Its retarded.
power i;429975 wrote:They make people look like arrogant assholes.
dokken;430008 wrote:Reminds me of the Seinfeld episode where George acted like he was frustrated all the time because he looked busy. Same with these blue teeth people. They want you to think they are overachievers.
bLuE_71;430012 wrote:I just enjoy now that the shittiest looking of people have them and they strut around in stores like look at me I have bluetooth. Which would have been cool like I don't know a couple of years ago but now everyone has it including welfare assholes.
sherm03;430101 wrote:When I worked at Sprint, I had this scuzzy looking dude come in and ask to see our bluetooth headsets. I asked what type of phone he had because certain headsets would work better with certain manufacturer's phones. He replied, "Dude, I ain't got a phone. I just want to look cool." I sold him the $129.99 headset (the most expensive one we had at the time).
-Society-;430173 wrote:Telling this "story" makes you even more of a douche than the "person" in your "story".
sherm03;430192 wrote:Nice one, Farva.
No.karen lotz;430219 wrote:
And that brings up another point. What are everyone's thoughts on cell phones in a belt holster?
gport_tennis;430238 wrote:For a lot of people holster clips are more for comfortability and easy access to your phone, not so much a need to feel cool.
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-Society-;430243 wrote:Did you take the phone off your clip before you sent this response?
karen lotz;430219 wrote:Was golfing in Columbus last summer and there was a foursome in front of my group. All 4 had matching company polos and 3 of them had bluetooth ear pieces in and their phones belt clipped at their waists. Can someone be that important that they need to be immediately phone accessible on the golf course? Fucking cocksmokes.
And that brings up another point. What are everyone's thoughts on cell phones in a belt holster?
wildcats20;430265 wrote:And another thing, the only thing cell phones should be used for on the course is GPS.
karen lotz;430266 wrote:+1
Pocket for me tooTHE4RINGZ;430228 wrote:I carry mine in my pocket
Curly J;430384 wrote:'Bluetooth guy' rates up there in my book the same as the all important 'Airplane guy'...Who proudly accounces over his phone as, soon as the plane landed, so loud that everyone can hear how important he is....We just landed in CVG (or what ever 3 digit airport code), I'll be going to my Hotel and am looking forward to meeting, blah, blah, blah.
