Phones can get broken. Paper calendars can’t. Ever wonder why all information everywhere is still on paper even though it’s also digitized data in the cloud? Ask anyone who’s had to fill out forms at a doctor’s office.
I used to have about 3 paper calendars (work, home and misc). i couldn’t keep them coordinated and missed things. I finally got and iPhone and have not missed anything since. I love it. Probably will continue to love it until the first time it breaks.
mddshubby2005 over 4 years ago
Wite-out will fix that, Brewster.
Bilan over 4 years ago
Until now, I thought the Sunday strips worked with the premise that the haven’t met aliens yet. Today’s strip blows that.
Differentname over 4 years ago
I’ll stick with the old wall calendar. It passively reminds me of dates and has pretty pictures.
WCraft Premium Member over 4 years ago
What a moron! Everyone knows you use a grease pencil for your phone calendar – duh!
Mayor Snorkum over 4 years ago
Phones can get broken. Paper calendars can’t. Ever wonder why all information everywhere is still on paper even though it’s also digitized data in the cloud? Ask anyone who’s had to fill out forms at a doctor’s office.
DCBakerEsq over 4 years ago
I keep my calendar written on the palm of my hand.
random boredom over 4 years ago
A screen protector is required for Brewster’s phone. Or maybe multiple layers of them.
GreggW Premium Member over 4 years ago
Guess he never used a Newton. They didn’t work too well either.
contralto2b over 4 years ago
I used to have about 3 paper calendars (work, home and misc). i couldn’t keep them coordinated and missed things. I finally got and iPhone and have not missed anything since. I love it. Probably will continue to love it until the first time it breaks.