My friends at Code Pink are looking out for me – they even shop for an anti-war cell phone network for me.
Assembled by hairy-legged hippie chicks in the Code Pink House basement sweat shop.
The anti-war network
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Free Solar Charger? WOW!
I am going to call Verizon and increase my minutes, news I can use.
Damn Jonn!:
How do you manage to get on all the coooool hippified mailing lists? Does it take a lot of begging and groveling? I have noticed that the most of them are good at that; or that they are so damned sure uppity that their nose is in the clouds, (well, at least one of them).
It sure is good to know that my AT&T service payments assisted in getting my buddy elected to a couple of terms. But gee, I don’t have an active Verison account, (no service here in the boonies of the Florida Panhandle), so I can’t claim to be a phone supporter of the Texas Freedom Fund, although I did stay at a few motels in the Big State.
But I never, ever seem to get any e-mails from obummer, or those on his side of the cow pasture. Must be the way that I tell them off once in awhile.
“Never Forget Ft. Hood Texas 11/5/09!” because http://www.cafepress.com/frankopinions/6950541
I just had a thought. Unless they own all the towers, would they not have to rent the larger carriers for usage?
Credo Mobile, our map will never block out your TV screen…. Wonder if their coverage extends beyond Under the Hood Cafe? If I wasn’t a Sprint customer, I’d run down and sign up for AT&T.
“Assembled by hairy-legged hippie chicks in the Code Pink House basement sweat shop.”
That mental picture gives me the heebie jeebies.
We don’t have a lot of choices for cell service here but I am glad one of the choices is the Verizon that we use.
Now I don’t feel so bad about paying as much as I do for cell phone service.
Thinking about double paying AT&T this month.