[ SECRET POST #6045 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6045 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Explain American things to a non American thread.

[(Anonymous)]

Fair. The comments below had me wondering if it really is a rare thing outside of romanized-language countries or even just English (as a major language) countries.

I would imagine it wouldn't uh... "translate" well if you'll pardon the pun lol, so some other languages.

Re: Explain American things to a non American thread.

[(Anonymous)]

It's a little of both, age and location. Apparently not all European countries had the alphanumeric keypad after the 60s, but it came back eventually with mobile phones and presumably, texting.

Re: Explain American things to a non American thread.

[(Anonymous)]

I was in Japan in 2000 and the cellphones I saw there had the Japanese equivalent of an alphanumeric keypad, just with Japanese characters, so it's definitely not an English-language-only thing.