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To: Maceman
While I agree with the "cell phone effect", I don't necessarily agree with the analysis of it.

I'm well beyond 60, yet I don't have a landline; I use my cell phone exclusively. I know many folks of my age that are in exactly the same mode of operations.

It is both disturbing and distressing the old Razzzz hasn't figured that out yet.

His landline polls are - by definition - biased as hell. In an undergraduate marketing class, if he designed a poll with this kind of bias, he'd receive an "F".

43 posted on 11/02/2010 5:30:11 AM PDT by Logic n' Reason (You can roll a turd in powered sugar; that don't make it a jelly donut)
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To: Logic n' Reason

Good point. In the early 2000’s, it was assumed only kids didn’t have landlines. These days, a lot of people have let go of their landlines for budget reasons. I’d be rid of mine if I didn’t need a hardline for business.

I wouldn’t bet the farm on retreaded theories from 10 yrs ago.


53 posted on 11/02/2010 5:45:45 AM PDT by jazminerose
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