On a visit to the men's room, I could hear telltale buzzing, key clicking and jog-wheel spinning noises coming from occupied stalls.
Has the Information Age actually pushed us to the point where the need-to-know trumps
Tuesday, January 24, 2006
A Whole New Meaning for "CrackBerry"
Ever-increasing numbers of people in my office builidng are being offered (or is that, "forced to carry"?) BlackBerry devices. Today, I realized that the apparently inevitable addiction to these things has sunk to a new low.
On a visit to the men's room, I could hear telltale buzzing, key clicking and jog-wheel spinning noises coming from occupied stalls.
Has the Information Age actually pushed us to the point where the need-to-know trumpsthe need-to-go basic biological function? All the more reason why I think the threatened BlackBerry Shutdown I keep hearing about in the news may be the best. Rumor. EVER.
On a visit to the men's room, I could hear telltale buzzing, key clicking and jog-wheel spinning noises coming from occupied stalls.
Has the Information Age actually pushed us to the point where the need-to-know trumps
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Ha ha! I read about that, too. Companies will be scrambling if that happens. Maybe we should buy stock in SideKicks?
ReplyDeleteWhat would the yuppies of America do... OMG - NOT just a simple beeper... OH THE HUMANITY...
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