Short Message--Candy or Poison？,Short Message--Candy or Poi

Short Message--Candy or Poison？
Human life can last for no longer than eight days without water, then how long will you hold out if deprived of short messages? Glancing at the deposit in your cellular phone account draining at an amazing speed, you are supposed to face the painful fact that your life span has to be reckoned by minutes.
Lots of seemingly vigorous modern citizens have already been poisoned to their utmost contentment by sending and receiving short messages. Attracted by its low cost and powerful functions even colorful images are allowed to be shared between two users nowadays. People throw their money, time as well as emotions into this virtual message world with little regard to the accumulating burden on their budget. One jiao per piece, what an appealing figure! Any economizer will no doubt feel heart contented for making such a sensible choice between one jiao perpiece and six jiao per minute. As can be expected, subways, buscs, offices, even toilets find fingers dancing briskly on various mini keyboards for the same purpose.
The service providers of short message are absolutely the cleverest and most efficient money-makers, who disguise their business target so skillfully that consumers are taken in the puzzle without self-awareness. Once being addicted to the paid convenience, nothing is likely to draw him or her out. Thus, it's not difficult for us to understand why some local post service companies are compelled to send crabs to meet clients' special requirement or they will run the risk of being thrown out of business eventually.
Conveying food wishes on special days emerges as a common application of short message (SM). As a result, a huge quantity of this popular preference crowd the message exchanging web on festivals. The jam is in no case easier than what is on busy streets during the rush hour. In a efficiency concerning society,will there be any better choice that delivers fresh sincere regards to our closest companions at a quite affordable cost or making any SM available at any time regardless wherever he or she is?Besides, the World Wide Web appears to be a conspicuous giant which closes not only geographic distance but also contacts, perhaps even generation gaps.
I really have no position to speak against this prevailing service while gaining benefits from it. First of all, the moment I taught my father how to send Chinese messages by mobile phone, a 24 hour communication is maintained between school and home which performed as a best therapy to homesick (to help me adapt well to the college life at the beginning of the semester). Quite beyond my belief, the charge for every piece of SM has become a money unit functioning something like a weighing apparatus to help decide whether a bargain is good or not.For instance, scarcely did my roommates and I know asking for a doggy-bag at school canteen costs another three jiao when an e
quation consequently reflected upon our minds which told "a doggy-bag is three short messages".