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There is a huge difference between tail docking, and mutilation like ear cropping …

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Agreed, and I’m against ear cropping 100%

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People always seem horrified about declawing the dewclaw, then I explain to them them the horror stories of dewclaws and their mind tends to change.

Where is the datum of the human body, and what’s the moment of said onion ring?

Ahh the nostalgia…

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Pretty sure I had #7

Thus time grants the Beard of Wisdom

I’m curious about #2, is than an antenna trace under the flip out?

Was that to boost range?:face_with_raised_eyebrow:

I really wanted to got one of those Windows Mobile HTC phones. I was a bit of a fan of that OS, and of Palm OS as well. But I used to have a separate PDA instead of a smartphone back in the day.

My first true smartphone was a cheap Samsung Galaxy. Never got around to buying that HTC or Treo…

My beard grows incredibly fast. Still, I don’t want to laser it.

Does having a beard of wisdom along with wisdom teeth make you even more wise, or do they cancel out?

:thinking:

Aww, they skipped the helio ocean.

And the LG Chocolate, that was a great phone.

Although the capacitive 5 way navigator had it’s limitations.

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Believe it or not but a big reason it’s practiced in America today, outside of religion, is because of Will Kellogg, as in Kellogg’s corn flakes cereal (which upon further thought I don’t know if y’all have outside the US but the point stands)
Edit: just checked and it was actually his brother John Kellogg

Kellogg’s is a thing in Latin America… Apparently Corn Flakes was supposed to decrease the desire to self pleasure. The guy was a nut job, and I don’t know why that form of mutilation is still a thing in the US. I guess that most people don’t think…

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Bring me back to my first cell, an Alcatel one touch
They actually have 5 AAA batteries on the back so if you ran out of juice you could hop in a store and get batteries :roll_eyes:
I kinda miss the pullout antenna :grin:


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so those would be rechargeable but you could use alkaline in a pinch?

I assume that those were disposable TBH.

Shut up and put me in one of those! But upgrade the battery first.

Yes :+1:
And when the batteries died you just got standard rechargeable AAA batteries and swap them out, I don’t think you needed any tools either …

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Now AI scammers can waist their time talking to AI counter-scammers.

Until all the phone lines get jammed up with AI babbling nonsense at one another.

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I will 100% be swapping to the first phone/provider combo that shows me a ā€œgive 'em the grannyā€ button whenever I get a phone call

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I’m curious about this as well. After I had a tooth removed, I had them restore the root with that ground up bone stuff so that it healed into a solid foundation that can support any gadget I may later wish to install. I’ve fantasized about teeth that can somehow triangulate a tongue implant and relay it to a muzzle to serve as an HID, a pointing device. I dunno.

I’ve been meaning to ask @Amal if anything every came of that magnetic post and the idea of trying to attach something to it that’s vibrated by a coil for magnetic sensation? [Tragus Implants and You (but also me) - #28 by amal] Maybe a little magnet in a drum/piston, like a maraca/cymbals, bolted into the jawbone to make an accessible osteointegrated implant for bone conductive hearing.

Even just that post itself, if it’s reliable, standard, interoperable threading, makes for an appealing modular slot for swapable techno-teeth.

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