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I used to have two lines back in the day. I also still have a dial-up account with one of the few remaining free services (at least as of last year). I used it when the internet was out.
I routinely had the reverse experience in dial up days; I’d be online, and my kids would grab a phone handset without checking, and break my connection. Then I’d yell at them to stop trying to make calls while I was online.
montylc2001 almost 7 years ago
Wow….these strips ARE old!
BigDaveGlass almost 7 years ago
Dial up,what a B***h
!!ǝlɐ⅁ almost 7 years ago
Frank, you didn’t hear the modem’s pops and hisses? Sheesh!
Phred Premium Member almost 7 years ago
Calm down Frank, take a deep breath and try again. Or, write a note to Brandy.
FassEddie almost 7 years ago
I hear that dial up modems are still a necessity for parts of the second world. Like Montana.
llong65 almost 7 years ago
AOL dial up, boy this strip is old
RonnieAThompson Premium Member almost 7 years ago
Frank needs to separate phone lines. One for the internet and one for calling people.
Indycar almost 7 years ago
This joke hasn’t aged well.
Brian Premium Member almost 7 years ago
I used to have two lines back in the day. I also still have a dial-up account with one of the few remaining free services (at least as of last year). I used it when the internet was out.
Holden Awn almost 7 years ago
I routinely had the reverse experience in dial up days; I’d be online, and my kids would grab a phone handset without checking, and break my connection. Then I’d yell at them to stop trying to make calls while I was online.