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Wednesday, August 19, 2009

♥ Does bosses act as a structural support for our handphone cover?

I agree and yet disagree at the same time.
Here's my explanations ;D

I agree because without them, our handphones would be sloppy and out of shape, we would not be able to press the buttons or use the phone properly. It also makes the phone unique in its own way, having different shapes and colours, patterns as well.

I disagree because it is not very strong, if we drop it with a hard impact, some parts of phone may chip off, or the cover may drop off, for some not sturdy covers. I know this because this have happened to me alot of times before, poor cellphone of mine ):

And so! They invented handphone straps, pouches, and handphone socks to temporary protect your precious phone! Yay:D

I AM GRUMPY.
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          With soft red lips she sang a song:
          What knight might gaze upon her face,
          Nor fare along?


          For all her looks were full of spells,
          And all her words, of sorcery;
          And in some way they seemed to say,
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          Oh, come with me, my love, Sir Kay!"--


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