Stories of horror (kinda)…

No, not of the blood and guts variety. Not even Freddie Krueger or “REDRUM”.  Rather, the “in pit in your stomach” kind of horror that comes from cell phone mishaps. 

I imagine 99% of us here have a cell/mobile phone. 

So, what’s the worst thing that has ever happened to your cell phone?

  • Dropped in toilet (I predict this one the winner)
  • Lost somewhere in the lawn and it was on mute!
  • Forgot it on a shopping trip, so you try to retrace your steps
  • It was stolen
  • You sat or stepped on it
  • Has cracks in its face from multiple falls, rendering it almost unreadable
  • Overheating
  • Lost data
  • Other

(by PrimalSoup)

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