Texting is handy for trying to get information back and forth around other things you have to do. You know, like driving or sitting in lecture at school, that sort of thing. :p

Texting is a way to obtain information from someone without the annoyance of physically talking to them.

Texting is how those of you with QWERTY keyboards on your phone annoy those of us who don't.

I had a qwerty briefly. I'm actually faster with 10key.

I have my assistant type all my texts.

I can't texts, take me forever. I'm too old for that :(

I text by voice command.

iPhone does't have the telepathy app yet? Weak.

It takes my clumsy fingers 20 minutes to text what I can say in 5 seconds, so I just stick to using the phone for talking. When people text me and I can't answer in 5 words or less, I just call them. :lol:

Texting is the way to go...I think I put most of you to shame when it comes to texting

I'd be ashamed to admit that. :P

I'm not, I have a 1000 mins a month and only use 100, I have unlimited texting and use over 10k a month ;)

You send/receive over 10,000 texts a month? That's 333 per day. :huh:

And why do you pay for 1000 minutes if you only use 100? Your carrier doesn't allow you to purchase the unlimited text plan by itself?

I guess I just don't have any interest in perpetually sharing the mundane happenings of my life with others 140 characters at a time.

(I do it via vBulletin, with much longer posts.)

@Juice wasting my time in this thread.

I use around 8500 txt a month max average is 7000 but this is sent and recieved txts.
I use about 400 min/month

I am ashamed to admit this.. but I used 800min last month.. and 16,982 texts sent/receives.. That's my record.. I hope I never reach that again. Since Jan. 20th to the moment I write this i've used 8,316

:flamesuit: on

I think we may have stubled on a generational gap indicator. Use 0 text messages per month, you're over 50; use 1-100, you're over 25; use over 100, you're under 25.

I wouldn't be surprised if the exceptions to that rule number under 2% of cell phone users.

I think you may be onto something there sperry.