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HaHa! When I first met my wife she had one of those mobile phones in a bag, thing was huge. This was a step up.
Yeah, I know I'm old.
back in those brick phone days onli rich people could afford i remember when i was a kid you had to have atleast $500 to waste if you wanted a cell phone and thats just connection and rental fee. gsm came to the bahamas when i was in grade 12 soo 2003. technology has changed soo much even though my country is kinda lagging were not too bad.