I always put it on vibrate, considering that all the songs on my phone suck (In my opinion at least).
The only time I don't use vibrate is whenever I have to, by that I mean when I can't feel the vibration.
Every since I got it, my phone's been on vibrate. Not for the same reason as you, but because I despise people knowing I'm talking to someone else while I'm in their company and because having Chris Brown singing in the middle of English class isn't necessarily looked on as an educational experience.
That Crystal fad needs to die.
I dunno. If it wasn't for Kayashi and his banner making skills, I'd still have a Farfetch'd accompanying my posts.
Sometimes I wonder why people can't learn how to type fast on the keyboard. I've seen tons of people who can type fast on their phone, and yet they type terribly slow on the computer. Although, I guess I should take it into consideration that I type terribly on a phone, but that may be due to extreme lack of not using it. I could probably type fast if I ever had the need to and practiced enough, though.
It's not really fair to say someone should be fast at typing on the keyboard if he's able to text at lightning speed; we're not talking about two things that are exactly like each other (unless you have one of those modern business phones that has a keyboard instead of the usual digit buttons). I only use my phone for calling people; so I'm terribly slow at texting. I'm always on the computer though, so my typing speed is pretty fast. It's not a question of being good at one to be good at both, really.