British study shows 850,000 phones flushed a year
By Sean Cooper 
posted June 13th 2007 5:12AM
posted June 13th 2007 5:12AM
Seems we're all about mobiles in the toilet of late, but today's study is more focused on "lose," not "use." A study conducted by SimplySwitch (which typically studies price comparison and carrier switching) shows that 850,000 handsets are dropped in the crapper each year, 810,000 are left in the pub, 315,000 left behind in the taxi, 225,000 on the bus, and as many as 58,500 get nibbled by the pooch. While we can't confirm just how legit this study was, we do have some experience 'round here with toilet tumbling handsets so we know it can happen. If we can pass along one tip to save your precious mobile: wrist strap, wrist strap, wrist strap!
Dog ate my wife's Samsung, 2 of my bluetooth headsets, and my noise reduction headset. But I haven't lost anything in the crapper yet!
Funny, I've never dropped a cell in the toilet, never left one behind at a restaurant or in a taxi, and never had an animal eat one.
I feel so alone...
ok, please make fun of me because I have lost one in the crapper.
I got up...Flushed, and then plop fell out of my pocket..... i couldnt believe it. I couldnt help but laugh
NOOOOOOO!
if u dont want that krzr then give it to me! =(
I can't say that I believe that
omg who put that krzr in the toilet! omg! eek! lol
ive dropped one in the urinal. lol