| User | Comment |
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Galomorro   | | posted 27-May-2005 9:42am |
An online greeting card, but would prefer instead to just receive an email from them because a regular email might have more of a message than just a card. |
| Wesfriend | | posted 27-May-2005 9:51am |
To me, a card in the mail shows that they took the time to stop,choose a card, write in it, and mail it. It is more special because they put more effort into it. Calling or sending an e-card is simpler and less time consuming. What speaks to me in a relationship, is time. The more spent, the more I feel loved and appreciated. |
dab   | | posted 27-May-2005 10:06am |
Depends entirely on what they have to say. |
| thevelvetcure | | posted 27-May-2005 10:14am |
Either a phone card or a greeting card, then again, depending on the age & finanical situations, an e-card works just fine. |
| YukonGold | | posted 27-May-2005 10:24am |
I don't really like e-cards. They seem lazy to me. |
| Updown | | posted 27-May-2005 11:21am |
A telephone call. |
| darkshadowsseeker | | posted 27-May-2005 12:16pm |
All three. |
Enheduanna  | | posted 27-May-2005 12:28pm |
A phone call. Although a card in the mail would be nice, too. |
Matty  | | posted 27-May-2005 3:44pm |
I say snail mail is still the nicest, because it takes the most effort |
| anoddoblivion | | posted 27-May-2005 4:34pm |
A greeting card in the mail. Seems to mean so much more to get a card in the mail. You can call and/or send an email later, but first send them a card in the mail, and they'll get all gooey. |
bill  | | posted 27-May-2005 4:56pm |
I dislike email greeting cards... they seem spammy to me. |
| LindaH | | posted 27-May-2005 5:05pm |
greeting card in the mail. They are nice to keep. E mail greetings give spammers your address. I don't like phone calls much. They interrupt what I'm doing and ringing phones are just obnoxious. |
| leahdoll | | posted 27-May-2005 5:50pm |
Gretting card in the mail. I love e-mails, but there's still something to be said about snail mail. |
| bombill | | posted 28-May-2005 1:19am |
a phone call, unless it's an event like a birthday. a card would be nice then, but I'd rather just talk to them. |
they  | | posted 28-May-2005 8:40am |
Phone call.
But a card in the mail might be nice. |
| gambler | | posted 28-May-2005 9:30am |
wouldn't care, any of them |
| ROCKMAN | | posted 28-May-2005 9:54am |
A phone call of course. I don't like cards to much. With cell phones these days long distance is pretty much free. I know mine is. |
| sexy1 | | posted 28-May-2005 12:32pm |
a telephone call so that i can hear their voices!!! |
| JessicaWoman99 | | posted 29-May-2005 1:29pm |
A telephone call from a friend is alway's a big surprise for me? I have not heard from her in a long time and all of a sudden" the phone rings. |
| JessicaWoman99 | | posted 29-May-2005 1:31pm |
Yes emails as well, I am alway's checking my emails and it is so exciting! to hear from a friend I am jumping up and down |
| iwish40 | | posted 29-May-2005 3:26pm |
Either choice is nice but a visit from a friend is Great......That option was not given. |
| romkey | | posted 29-May-2005 9:54pm |
Definitely email. |
| Irene007 |
A card in the mail. Sometimes a call but I have to be available for it but a card is always nice. It shows that someone is thinking enough about you to take the trouble to mail it. |
| Irene007 | | (reply to Wesfriend) posted 2-Jun-2005 8:13am |
> To me, a card in the mail shows that they took the time to stop,choose
> a card, write in it, and mail it. It is more special because they
> put more effort into it. Calling or sending an e-card is simpler
> and less time consuming. What speaks to me in a relationship, is
> time. The more spent, the more I feel loved and appreciated.
Yep! I agree. E-mail cards are cheap...
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| TrinityAnn | | posted 5-Jun-2005 11:32pm |
prolly a telephone call, and if it was between a card in the mail or by email id choose a card by mail....its like now that we have internet it seems like people have forgot how to send real letters and cards |
| lisa_32 | | posted 19-Jun-2005 10:57pm |
because i talk on the phone for hours i
lisa_32 |
| 44444 | | posted 26-Jun-2005 9:25am |
I would rather hear their voice then try to picture it in my mind. |
| teflon01 | | posted 28-Jun-2005 5:03am |
a telephone call is much warmer. If not, a card through snail mail. Just the thought that they took to write and mail a card is special. |
| cloudhugger | | posted 11-Aug-2005 12:29am |
A call, but there is something so special about a snail mail card. It took alot of thought to do that. |
| mve17 | | posted 19-Aug-2005 4:17pm |
a present  |
| patarnone | | posted 11-Sep-2005 5:17am |
Telephone.
"Teamspeak " is pretty awesome, too! |
