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Corey W. @ Dec 18th 2005 10:50PM
I've had a cell for sometime now, back when they all still had pull-ups up or 2 inch rubber antenas.. (haha) There's been a couple of emergencies where I've had to, but I've never got the urge to talk on my cell while driving. If a call comes through, they'll leave a message. I just never understood the importance of casual phone conversation while driving. If there was not any connection between that and accidents, I wouldn't give a rat-@ss what you do in your car.... But I think it should be illegal in ALL states.