The problem with the concept is that it hits people with low data usage limits quite hard. I've heard that in America you guys get whopping 250gigs+ usage limits for rather cheap. Here, we get a mere 10gb for the same price. I pay $80 a month for a 200gb plan, so I'm safe, but most people I know only have ~20-30gb of…

Coming from Australia: this afternoon's mX free newspaper for the 400,000+ commuter trainloads at Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane, an article on how stupid the manager was! International exposure...never a good thing. Learn that as life advice, Mr. Manager. The whole world knows about your shitty behaviour now.

My parents think I'm nuts for wanting to explore the stars as a lifelong goal, prolonge death and watch humanity move themselves to habitable planets and having a co-existence of several planets. It would be amazing.

@SparklyJesus: Gallifrey will be summoned by some asshat of an ex-prime minister and we will turn into images of Harold Saxon. Yes.

@dm123: Well said. I'd even daresay they get more funding now than they did back then, but that's something I do not know about.

@pimas23: Wotcher, mate, you're going to start a meme with that sort of stuff.

I love how he's walking the wrong way...and being slowly but evidently overtaken by Obama.

@EnemaBagJones: I don't even remember anymore how I came across the Groen Brothers, but it was years ago and to this very day I still crack up watching the very same videos over and over when I'm down or bored.

@jiveabillion: I'll put Nokia in your perspective. Traditionally, they've had about a dozen or so phones in market at any one time, often for around the same price and outliers.

At least now this poor lad has company.

@Glaiel-Gamer: I dropped mine off the balcony. After a few horrific repeats of the incident, I grabbed my phone and threw it off myself. It continues to work this day, four years later.

@dblegend: Agreed. I own a HD2 now, and it's a great phone and all, but I often long for a phone that wasn't so annoyingly distracting. Nokia dumbphones are perfect.

@max32: Smartphones aren't banned in my cousin's workplace, you just have to punch the camera out. Security purposes.

@mattj99: I interpreted answer A as exactly that. :D

@thiagohf113: I will not hesitate in joining you. It cannot be anything other than a.

@Sandeep Murali: tl;dr comments would be an insult to your effort, man.

@purgedsoul: I used to have this Nokia brick I would occasionally throw off the balcony and watch it continue to work.

Parents and brother use Nokia phones religiously. Mum uses an e71 mainly because it's easy to use, dad uses an ancient 6288 because he can't be stuffed relearning a new phone, and my brother got a brilliant Nokia something for $50 at the local supermarket.

@RJackson: High-ten for being awesome! I'm typing this from my Androidified HD2 too! :D

In Australia the Nokia market is massive. No matter how crap their latest phones are everyone still flocks for them. When people ask me what dumbphone they should get, I have never hesitated in pointing to a Nokia. When people ask me for a cheap smartphone, no touchscreen, I point them to Nokia without a second…