Grandfathers can still be a source of information. How else will the little rascals know what to look up and learn? Sure, they’ll eventually pass us in knowledge, but that’s what grandfathers are for (besides spoiling them rotten and loving them unconditionally).
If EVER there was an oxymoron, “smart phone” is it. But “endless flow of meaningless data phone” probably wouldn’t sell all that well. Still, truth in advertising, y’know.
Templo S.U.D. over 8 years ago
I’m not a grandfather (not even a father), but times sure have changed.
Farside99 over 8 years ago
Grandfathers can still be a source of information. How else will the little rascals know what to look up and learn? Sure, they’ll eventually pass us in knowledge, but that’s what grandfathers are for (besides spoiling them rotten and loving them unconditionally).
nosirrom over 8 years ago
He could teach him how to make an exploding ninja star.Of course they’ll have to wait for the ice cream truck.
alcors3 over 8 years ago
He can impart wisdom. No ‘smartphone’ can do that.
dogday Premium Member over 8 years ago
If EVER there was an oxymoron, “smart phone” is it. But “endless flow of meaningless data phone” probably wouldn’t sell all that well. Still, truth in advertising, y’know.
wiatr over 8 years ago
Both of mine were deceased by the time I came along so I relied on my parents, books and TV, generally in that order.
TheDadSnorlax Premium Member over 4 years ago
bummer