What health conditions do you need a phone for? I'm not being snarky, it's a genuine question.
Why does diabetes need a phone? I often go out without a phone.Diabetes.
None that require you to hold the phone up in the air and block someone else's view though.
The one Dylan gig I did go to (St James Park in Newcastle, 1984), I got the distinct impression he thought he already had and was pissed of that we’d turned up anyway.I reckon he’s going to get so irritable as he nears 90 that he’s going to ban people all together.
To phone biscuit deliveries if you get a hypo.Why does diabetes need a phone? I often go out without a phone.
Why does diabetes need a phone? I often go out without a phone.
It seems to link to a sensor worn on the body. And having worked with T1 diabetics and knowing kids at least as well as you do I reckon Kid A only needs to check occasionally, will get an alert if something is wrong, is mostly on Snapchat and Kid B has a point.I'm not clear how it works but some diabetics can monitor their blood sugar via a phone app. It's the one and only excuse we accept for seeing a phone on school grounds.
And we still get other kids, who know full well that Kid A is diabetic and allowed to use a phone in school, bawling, 'sir sir, Kid A is using a phone'. The little rat bastards.
Although Dylan seems put off by a sea of mobile phones, he was less concerned by a sea of lighters for his 1974 live album "Before the Flood"
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I was at Dylan´s Blackbushe airport gig in 1978, which a quarter of a million attended, and it´s still (and is likely to remain) the biggest crowd I have ever been in.
Dylan walks out on stage! And rolls his eyes.The one Dylan gig I did go to (St James Park in Newcastle, 1984), I got the distinct impression he thought he already had and was pissed of that we’d turned up anyway.
I wish I had gone to that.Although Dylan seems put off by a sea of mobile phones, he was less concerned by a sea of lighters for his 1974 live album "Before the Flood"
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I was at Dylan´s Blackbushe airport gig in 1978, which a quarter of a million attended, and it´s still the biggest crowd I have ever been in.
For me, if you're in the distance, it feels like you're watching other people watching a show.I honestly don't see much need for video screens at gigs.. especially for an act like Dylan. Of course if it's an integral part of the show. Otherwise there's no real need. Quite happy at Glastonbury in 2009 standing on the hill watching Neil Young in the distance.