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Anyone remember "Fred" and his supposed 8000 mile vacation with no engine oil? He sure was proud of his vortec man he trolled us good that day. Wish I could find that thread...

 

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The RAZR's are good pretty much anything by Motorola

 

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No, stay away from Motorola. They are crap. The RAZR is the only decent one.

 

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I have had Motorola since the original DROID. Never had one damn issue. They have been solid phones. HTC is the one to avoid. Motorola was at the start of the cell phone game

 

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Anyone remember "Fred" and his supposed 8000 mile vacation with no engine oil? He sure was proud of his vortec man he trolled us good that day. Wish I could find that thread...

 

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YES i remember that thread... not even to be believed the stupidity of some people

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Motorola is the only good one, as soon as I ventured away I was instantly pissed... Although samsungs good too

 

 

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The original droid I had was good, Or it was a droid incredible II.. I bilieve it was made my 'htc' I would say

motorola is good, But i like samsung better.. The main curiosity I was having was Out of these new ones which ones you guys are using and the pro,s con,s

My girlfreind used one of our upgrades and got a samsung galaxy s3..And she seems to like it so-far. I was debating

on trying this I phone 5 but not sure if i wanna make the jump. One freind told me 'once you have an apple product

you wont go back' It seems like every kid/teen you see has one..

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And I do everything on my Motorola. When I was messing with you last night, I was using my phone

 

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