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The Perfect Stocking Filler!

Posted: Tue 28 Nov 2006 11:58 pm
by John Smith
Christmas is coming and what better way to solve those little gift problems and support the KC Group at the same time than to order one (or more) of our new mobile phone chairs engraved with the KC website address. These are available from the Group address at a price of £3.65 inclusive of postage and packing.

So place your orders now by writing, ringing 020-8993 4759 or e-mailing anne@keratoconus-group.org.uk.

Hurry while stocks last!
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(phone not included!)

Posted: Wed 29 Nov 2006 12:06 am
by Sweet
Thanks John for reminding us!! :lol:

This is all for a very good cause and something which will promote our group so i really hope that friends here will buy one!!! It is not expensive!!!

On that note i will give in and buy one at the next social, though i know that my little pink mobile will be lost in there!!! :roll: :lol:

Hehehe could that be a hint for another phone?!!!!!!!!! LMAO!! NO, i love this phone and wouldn't part with it for the world!!!!!

:D 8) :lol:

Sweet X x X

Posted: Wed 29 Nov 2006 12:29 pm
by Michael P
I have had KC Group phone chair for nearly 2 months and I thoroughly recommend them to anyone constantly losing their phone around the house and to anyone wanting to make a fashion statement 8) . One for the office would be good too!

Of course another very good reason to get one (or more) is to show support for the group as well as the committee and in particular Anne, John etc for all the hard work they do to keep everything up and running for our benefit.

Posted: Wed 29 Nov 2006 3:18 pm
by Andrew MacLean
Michael

I never lose my phone around the house, it is just that I can never remember where I put it.

My solution: phone the phone and follow the ringtone. The little cradle looks like a good idea.

Andrew

Posted: Wed 29 Nov 2006 4:43 pm
by Michael P
Ah yes Andrew but what about when the phone is switched off?

Posted: Wed 29 Nov 2006 4:53 pm
by Andrew MacLean
That's easy. I panic, run around like a headless chicken. Pick things up, put them down again and then go through the whole pantomime again.

Eventually I find the phone and make a mental note to remember to leave it switched on in future. this goes alongside the mental note to remember where I put it, or even to buy a little phone cradle and then all my good intentions go up in a moment's thoughtlessness and ... well revert to the top!

Andrew

Posted: Wed 29 Nov 2006 5:03 pm
by jayuk
Nothing beats when the fone is on silent! then u really are screwed!....

Posted: Fri 01 Dec 2006 9:07 am
by Matthew_
Yep love it!
PS any suggestions for decent mobile phones with easy to see keys and display! I know the RNIB have one but this is probably over the top for my needs and pretty expensive! :shock:

Posted: Fri 01 Dec 2006 9:21 am
by GarethB
Good old fashioned Nokia 6210 only available second hand because my phone is 5 years old but does all the things modern mobiles don't do like make phone calls :D

Jayuk; you need a hearing aid, when I loose my mobile and it is on silent, the vibrate mode sounds like a muffled fart :oops:

The rpoblem I have is that I always forget to charge the darn thing because I barely us it so no amount of phoning it will find a lsot phone with a duff battery.

Posted: Fri 01 Dec 2006 3:10 pm
by Andrew MacLean
I use a Nokia 6131. Decent size xcreen and a keypad that lets me see letters as well as numbers.

One little question: when are they going to standardize the numerical keypad?

Andrew