That is pretty much my life. If I'm not on my computer not doing work, I'm in the bathroom hiding from our phones.

*pictures DAE in the stall on the phone*

Thought thou wert talking about a phone booth until I read Dae's post.

lol I see her posting away on mene

Posting away on Mene on a payphone.

Lol, we don't have stalls here or phone booths. We have regular bathrooms as I work in an old Victorian house that was converted for half commercial/half residential.

All the phone booths 'round here died. I only see them in new K-pop videos.

I mean, we've never really had booth booths where I live but I have seen public payphones occasionally.

I heard that folks on house arrest hath to use those. I wonder what they do now!

Huh? I would imagine that people on house arrest would have a cell phone or a landline...?

Oh that makes me want to watch Disturbia

Snow Dae for everyone!

snowDAE's are the bestest DAE's besides our DAE!

Lol, maybe. But legit, working from home because snow is present outside and continuing to be present. It is cold.
Also I need to go make coffee in my bad ass R2-D2 coffee press...

aw, gotta work from home

no, play, DAE!

Well, considering I have also finished watching Kingsmen: The Golden Circle and started watching Hitman's Bodyguard while working, it's not a bad day.

very productive DAE
sorry, lost internet

Ugh, I wish I didn't have to be productive. The not so fun part about no work means I'm usually still having to do work.

I remember payphones.
They always ate my quarters :x

How rude

DAE-o some say DAEEEE-OOO

I remember when pay phones cost a dime...which is where the phrase "If you got the dime, I got the time" came from.
We had two actual phone booths in the tiny town I grew up in.
I believe there may still be a working pay phone in a phone booth in a small mountain town called Rollinsville, Colorado.
The last time I visted that location, the BF had to call his mom to tell her he was calling from an actual phone booth.
This was over ten years ago and I suspect the phone booth is probably gone by now.

I wonder if there iare any left

Originally Posted by secretdae007

Huh? I would imagine that people on house arrest would have a cell phone or a landline...?

At the time I learned this, they weren't allowed to have a cell phone, or use anyone's cell phone. They had to use land lines and tell the police everywhere they went and when they left. If they found out they were gonna be late, they had to call then, too. Which meant finding landlines while they were out.

I mean, I think there are probably some payphones left. I remember when we had them at school. Not sure they would have paid to have them removed.