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date: Mon, 10 Dec 2007 15:00:01 +0100 (CET),    group: uk.transport.buses        back       
Re: "the jammers revenge on mobile prattlers" in the Times   
Peter  wrote:

> If I thought I could obtain a jammer and use it without getting
> caught, I would happily do so. Mobile phones are the bane of my life.
> 
> Of course, by far the best solution would be to construct all trains
> and buses as Faraday cages. Just the quiet coach would be a start, but
> there are too many trains that don't have designated quiet coaches.

Unfair to people (there are quite a few, but you just don't notice
them) who actually *know* how to use a mobile correctly in public.

It's fairer just to throw the noisy ones off at the next stop, or
confiscate their noisemakers.
date: Mon, 10 Dec 2007 15:00:01 +0100 (CET)   author:   Nomen Nescio

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