Non Sequitur by Wiley Miller for May 10, 2016

Now that is SOME cell coverage!

I don’t know. I think he might be better used as chum.

Cell coverage aside, they’ve been out there for three days on their phones, and nobody’s battery has died yet?

As long as they’re surfing, why don’t they catch a wave back home?

It won’t kill them, no.

At any gathering of people, look at how many people are looking at their phone or tablet..at least half or more, family or friends………Many of them are texting….Evidently it’s not rude….

Sad but true the Bing! I’ve seen this over and over. They could drop over dead and not know.

I can’t find rubber life-raft mode on my settings.

I take my book or nook and when my companions are playing phone games I have something to do. I save my games for solitaire on my computer.

Did anyone pack fava beans?

#cornybeef

Back in the mid 1970’s we went to Pequads in Morton Grove (just outside of Chicago) for lunch. It was good. Back then they had a radio museum in the back.

Like a pathological liar telling the truth. It would kill him/her.

This is so wrong and funny.

Three days and their batteries are still going? Certainly no iPhones in the lot, they’d be dead in three hours! LOL

Sad scene when one gives in to an easy system and loses to their place as human.

I want that cell plan #cantcalloutsidetheapartment

I’d of killed Ed, just for using air quotes !

to Wiley…. Thank you for this one!

Can’t be too far out if they have service.

How have I survived this far into the 21st century without a smart phone or facebook account?

Don’t you need a cell tower for cell phones to work. if so why not text the Coast Guard #SOS.

coffee spit award of the day – good thing for my computer my mouth was empty

To bad they didn’t text Captain Eddie to come rescue them!

Met my wife on a trail in Yosemite 47 years ago. She got a smart phone two years ago. After 45 years of conversation, it was interesting how it dropped off. Also, folks now see the parks more through their phones than with their eyes. Interesting, and sad.

Don’t fall asleep.

How did they keep their phones charged after 3 days?