KevinTheDeviant

I've got an old hand-me-down flip phone with semi-decent storage. It's fairly reliable, but aside from an okay-ish camera, it's really just a phone. That was really all I needed until recently. I find that, lately, I'm carrying around way too many electronic devices. I take quick photos with my phone, send them to friends, then if I decide I want to save them, I have to move them to my PC, and finally to another portable device with better storage. That second portable device has alright WiFi and the sound for MP3s isn't all that bad, but switching between the two is a pain.
 
Anyway, I'd like to have a phone with a decent enough camera, MP3 player, at least 8GB of storage, and WiFi. I've heard a lot of mixed reactions about the different iPhone models on the market, so I was wondering which phones you guys would recommend. Only internet support I'll be needing is through WiFi, I don't care about apps, or even games, really, and I'd like to be able to add MP3s from my PC. Not sure if Apple requires all your music be bought through iTunes, or what their policy is. I've also heard there's issues with MMS? That's a bit of a must for me. I've already got AT&T, and won't be able to change providers for a while, anyway, so I'm used to iffy service, at times. As long as the phone has these main functions and features, and is mostly reliable, I'll be happy with it. So, any ideas?

My first grade teacher was a mother figure to me. She even came by the house a few times, and I used to slip up and call her mom in class. I had a crappy childhood, so that probably explains part of it, but she was also the sweetest person I knew, and I always made time to go by and talk to her throughout the school years. She died of cancer, as well. Probably five years ago, now. I hadn't seen her in years, but it really affected me. I keep the newspaper with her obituary, simply because it's the only picture I have of her. She was way too young and she had two kids. Fuck cancer, indeed.

Well, I certainly won't be buying another one. I bought the first PSP the day of release, and then it stopped charging after about a year. My ex then got me that limited edition white PSP with Vader on the back. Cool little device, much lighter and easier to play for a longer time, but the screen has this circular pattern that's been forming on it. Gets worse as the years go on. It's like a burn or water stain, yet I'm very protective of the system. Sony wouldn't do anything about it, though. Now I just use it for the WiFi. Portable walkthroughs are handy.
 
If you get one that doesn't have any issues, the games themselves can be entertaining, but the main issue I've noticed is that the majority of the games are, in fact, smaller, blurrier versions of their console counterparts, with a few notable exceptions. And this is coming from someone who jumped on the PSP bandwagon right from the start, mind you. It's not always a bad thing. When I had money to throw around, having the portable version of my favorite console game came in handy at times.
 
Also, like the guys above me said, it depends on your taste in games, too, of course. I like RPGs, but tend to avoid the Japanese ones.

" @AlwaysAngry said:

" @KevinTheDeviant said:

" @v2xJFresh:   Yeah, during the last encounter with the stranger, John's more than a little impatient with him, and after a few more of his vague statements, John demands the stranger tell him who he is, or "I won't be responsible for my actions." The stranger says "Oh, but you will. You will be responsible.. This is a fine spot. See you around, cowboy.", while standing in the spot where John will eventually be buried. The stranger walks away and John yells "Damn you!", to which the stranger replies, "Yes, many have." John shoots the stranger in the back, three times, but he just walks away, completely unaffected.  My guess? He's death. A grim reaper, of sorts. "

Wait, what is this mission!? I didn't play any side mission. Can I go and play this side mission as Jack? That sounds really weird... "

I would say you probably can't play this as Jack. It's the "I know you" missions, and everything referenced is John specific. But until I read this I didn't make the connection with what he said, I'm slow. "

 @TheSeductiveMoose: 
 
Black Hole Sun's one of my earliest childhood memories. That and some Manson video.

You get a black Rockstar shirt in the attic of a certain home, towards the end of the game, you get a sombrero for shooting off someone's hat without killing them, and you get a red shirt with "Red Dead Redemption" on it, if you go to "Riley's Charge" in Cholla Springs. Go to your map, find that area, and look for the little black square. That's a burned down cabin, containing the chest with the shirt in it. The others have yet to be revealed, I think.

The moment I saw mention of "Jack Marston" listed casually on a Red Dead Wiki, I stopped being an achievement whore and left the sites alone. I saw mention that you could play as him, but thankfully nothing specific about how that comes to be, so the ending still had a really strong impact on me. Amazing game.

I was talking about birth control with a friend of mine, the other night, actually. She was talking about how much she hates having her period, but doesn't want to risk infertility by using the different medications currently on the market. That's why I try to stay away from most meds, in general.
 
 Like when I was a teen, they wanted to put me on Accutane, for my skin. Now I can't watch ten minutes of TV without seeing a lawyer's ad asking "Have you or a loved one developed ulcerative colitis through the use of Accutane? We can help YOU!" I've had a friend for seven years now who had colitis. You know how they treated it? Rerouted his digestive system through a hole in his side. So yeah, no experimental medication for me. =P