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Is the polar opposite of the Stone Age, marking a fundamental shift in human evolution. Once technology—especially mobile phones—took over, it redefined how we interact, how we function as the human race.

Example;
Generation Z basically grew up in the Phone Age—they have never experienced a world without cell phones.
Lee: "Bruv, I wonder what it was like to be in the Stone Age. I bet it was proper hard."

Frank: "But not as hard as living in today, the Phone Age, bruv."

Lee: "Yeah, init, bruv. LOL."

Frank: "LOL."
Phone Age by Jamiecheese April 12, 2026
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"dark ages"-inquiry phone call 

Refers to da "shout-out" phone call dat you make to one or more local homes/businesses during a power-outage, to ask if they are without electricity, also ("Are you folks in da Dark Ages, as well?"); this allows you to reliably determine if it is indeed a widespread outage, rather than it's being "just you" (i.e., where you would need to check your home's wiring/fuse-box for unseen faulty connections).
During an unexpected power-outage, most folks will likely be at least marginally patient/understanding if you want to check wif dem about whether their electricity is off, as well, but you should still consider carefully before making said call --- usually you will want to do so only if da current weather is fairly "calm 'n' balmy" and therefore a utilities-outage would not be expected. It is generally understood dat service-wires might be downed if there is heavy snow/wind, and so in these cases your "dark ages"-inquiry phone call might be viewed as somewhat of an unnecessary/frivolous interruption, especially since those other folks will themselves probably be experiencing moderate difficulties/concerns regarding said hiccup in da flow of "angry pixies", and so at da time they may be feverishly scrambling to "batten down da hatches" while waiting for da power to come back on again. Good luck trying to call anyone, though, since nowadays da phone and electricity are no longer such "entirely separate circuits" as they used to be, and so unless it's an extremely small and "localized" outage, your home-phone service will likely be out, also, if da electricity is off. Dat's an instance where mobile phones can be an alternative means of communication, since most cellular-towers have their own "dedicated" power-source dat will remain active even if da "regular" electricity is off.

Phoneagenic 

Someone who paints a very appealing, beautiful, and precise image of themselves while speaking on audible devices.
Me:gffhdhudsa!(Gurgle) yer bah!(yea bye)

Phoneagenic Individual: (Sultry voice) Hello there and how are we today? Ciao for now!
Phoneagenic by Shannon Thornton July 10, 2007
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