pikeymobile wrote:Every time my phone fails at sending a message it somehow rips the most recent sent message off the person I sent the text to and puts it in my outbox. It's lulzy reading people's texts, but fucking annoying cos I can't resend the failed message and have to rewrite it
Wow. That really shouldn't be possible.
That's fucking nuts!
Re: The things that pissed you off today ™ thread
Posted: Sun Oct 02, 2011 10:39 pm
by pikeymobile
It's done it 3 times in 2 weeks now, only just realised the pattern for when it happens.
After sending a message and it fails, it sits in my outbox. When I go and view that message, it'll have changed to a message that the person I was texting had sent off their phone to another person. I'm not sure if when I click "resend" that it sends my original message, or sends them back a copy of the message my phone stole off them.
Shit's weird. Sort of goes to show that pretty much anyone can lift messages off your phone with the right equipment really.
Re: The things that pissed you off today ™ thread
Posted: Sun Oct 02, 2011 11:06 pm
by finji
I'd say it's about time you got some celebrities numbers mate !
Re: The things that pissed you off today ™ thread
Posted: Mon Oct 03, 2011 11:23 am
by magma
finji wrote:I'd say it's about time you got some celebrities numbers mate !
First day back in the office after 2 weeks of holiday including a trip to Amsterdam. I need a nap.
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Re: The things that pissed you off today ™ thread
Posted: Mon Oct 03, 2011 1:13 pm
by wub
More soulful, but just as intense and brooding, MT. EDEN are currently ramming out shows across the world and are back with new tracks and a live show that takes their sound into filthier territory. To date the New Zealand based act can claim over 50 million collective plays of their tracks on YouTube - more than any other New Zealand act, ever.
YouTube hits directly proportinate to talent.
Re: The things that pissed you off today ™ thread
Posted: Mon Oct 03, 2011 1:19 pm
by noam
wub wrote:
More soulful, but just as intense and brooding, MT. EDEN are currently ramming out shows across the world and are back with new tracks and a live show that takes their sound into filthier territory. To date the New Zealand based act can claim over 50 million collective plays of their tracks on YouTube - more than any other New Zealand act, ever.
YouTube hits inversely proportinate to talent.
Re: The things that pissed you off today ™ thread
Posted: Mon Oct 03, 2011 1:23 pm
by pulkpull
Incapable of making even the most basic decisions. Spent 20 minutes in Waitrose trying to decide between Chicken & Mayo or Chicken & Stuffing. In the end I just bought a banana and some carrot sticks.
just bought it off itunes at work, are you at home alex?
if so go on itunes and listen to the sample tell me if it's at 120, or 140? plzzzzz
edit - i got no soundcard. so cant listen other than when i transfer to ipod.
IM VEXED.
Im at work mate...........will have a listen later tho for yah. Dont ever remember it being 120 tho. Might just be an error itunes end. Think I remember something always defaults BPMs to 120. Not sure if its iTunes or some DAW?!
Re: The things that pissed you off today ™ thread
Posted: Mon Oct 03, 2011 1:29 pm
by noam
pulkpull wrote:Incapable of making even the most basic decisions. Spent 20 minutes in Waitrose trying to decide between Chicken & Mayo or Chicken & Stuffing. In the end I just bought a banana and some carrot sticks.
i hate this.
not cos i do it. i hate it when people do it and im around them.
Re: The things that pissed you off today ™ thread
Posted: Mon Oct 03, 2011 9:49 pm
by Sexual_Chocolate
noam wrote:
wub wrote:
More soulful, but just as intense and brooding, MT. EDEN are currently ramming out shows across the world and are back with new tracks and a live show that takes their sound into filthier territory. To date the New Zealand based act can claim over 50 million collective plays of their tracks on YouTube - more than any other New Zealand act, ever.
YouTube hits inversely proportinate to talent.
ugh.... i wish they didnt put in the fact they are from NZ... so embarrasing
in other news... im hungry, have no money and no lunch... HURRAY for a very long day at work today
