Ok- So I anticipate there are countless "good" cell phones for countless purposes BUT generally speaking, which is the best phone for simply using it as a phone. My wife has a Nokia 1260 and it's, for lack of a better description, a butt nugget. I've seen some Motorola phones that look sleek but don't know anything more.

"The only way to get rid of a temptation is to yield to it."

All phones tend to break. I finally gave up my cell phone service after 3 years. During that time I had something like 12 phones. Whatever you do....get a warranty for a cell phone. You're gonna need new batteries pretty often most likely and cell phones tend to wear out. I just replaced my phone everytime the battery died or the service started getting lousy. A phone tends to lose reception with time. They don't make these phones to last.

I used to sell mobile phones. Nokia's weren't that great. They break a lot! Bottom of the barrel. I had a samsung for years and was pretty happy. Motorola's phones were tanks, unbreakable, but I'm not sure how they are today.

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See, this is why I love TH's forums. Great insight and advice. Thanks for the help.

"The only way to get rid of a temptation is to yield to it."

If you cut a worm in two you only make two worms.

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Is that apply to earthworms?

"I Don't Got It,
Cause You Didn't Get It" - Anonymous

If I cut a worm into 4, Am i going to see 4 living worms already?

"I Don't Got It,
Cause You Didn't Get It" - Anonymous

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