No, because they all look alike and they are at give-away prices. Your brother would have picked on something else about you, but the phone just happened to be the first thing that came to his head.

I judge people with the latest and greatest phone that are cheap in all the other ways.!

No.

I've been judged in the past for not having an iphone, it's funny people think this means anything.

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Oh, I will admit that I do sort of judge people who use numbers with out-of-area area codes as their primary phone numbers. It can be confusing and is also annoying to those who have to pay long-distance charges to call them.

Is this still a thing? I thought they haven't done these charges in 20 years.

Doesn't work anymore with ATT and TMobile, but Nokia 8110 aka bananaphone is the one to have.

No I do not notice. I do hate people who think that iphones make them somehow special.

I judge people who use speaker phone in public areas when they could just use headphones and people who feel the need to take selfies in every random place. It's ridiculous.

Nope. But in general I mostly judge people on whether they're clean, they smoke or otherwise smell, and if their hair needs to be conditioned.

No, I don't even pay attention to any of that.

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Anonymous wrote:I wouldn’t say judge, but I do wonder at really old phones. I live by my phone and can’t imagine using an outdated one.

I judge people who live by their phones. Gross.

I judge all the disgusting social media types.

Social is so trashy!

Yes, it’s much better calling people gross and trashy on an anonymous message board. A mark of true class.

I judge people who use their cell phones so much that I notice what they use. Can't they, say, go out to dinner without constantly pulling the thing out to check for new messages?

Otherwise, I only really notice when the person in question is using a device that is out of character for that person. Old lady with a fancy new model or college kid with a flip phone, for example. Oh, and anything with a smashed screen.

I'm not sure why people have a problem with others who choose to use older models. Presumably, they prefer other forms of communication and have a device that suits their needs and with which they are comfortable.

Oh, I will admit that I do sort of judge people who use numbers with out-of-area area codes as their primary phone numbers. It can be confusing and is also annoying to those who have to pay long-distance charges to call them. If you move, change your number (and maybe have the old one forwarded).

My personal phone is a iPhone 7 Plus and my work phone is a iPhone 13. If you put them next to each other, besides the camera, they operate the same.


I only judge when people have broken shattered screens and are basically cutting their fingers just to send a text.

Anonymous wrote:I still use and love my iPhone SE. It still has a home button!

I had a 7 until it died a few months ago because I didn’t want to give up the home button.

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Anonymous wrote:I judge the parents of my students because I collect their phones in the morning. Kids come without supplies and are failing but they have the latest iphones. Status is placed on the wrong things.

Is this a rich school or a poor one?

First, before I get jumped on, I am home with my sick child and not on dcum during work hours.

My school is a a mix of middle and working class of all races. My unscientific analysis over the years has led me to this conclusion. I have noticed that students with cheap androids are the better academic students. The android kids are also more respectful. There are outliers of course.

No, but I definitely judge people for spelling errors.