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Wireless Cell Phone Charging...IDIOTIC 

  • By Andrew Roy
  • 01 Nov, 2015

Dear numb-nuts that have recently been woo'd by the new Samsung commercial about wireless phone charging,

It's 1:26am and I'm writing to you from my iPhone that is currently plugged in and charging on its upward trend from 16% battery life ....I'd like to see you accomplish that while your phone is charging wirelessly...while sitting on top of the charging station....on top of your night stand or dresser. Get the point?

  Go to www.opticXpress.com for non-idiotic ways to get your optometric billing done and your claims paid on time...THE FIRST TIME!

Wireless Cell Phone Charging...IDIOTIC
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