I remember when there was no caller ID and most folks didn’t have answering machines. No choice but to answer the phone as it might be someone important. Now when there’s a call I look at the caller ID and decide whether or not to let it go to answering machine. 90% of all calls we get here get to talk to a machine. And get deleted.
BE THIS GUY about 6 years ago
Goat can’t plead ignorance because he knows who and what Rat is.
knight1192a about 6 years ago
I remember when there was no caller ID and most folks didn’t have answering machines. No choice but to answer the phone as it might be someone important. Now when there’s a call I look at the caller ID and decide whether or not to let it go to answering machine. 90% of all calls we get here get to talk to a machine. And get deleted.
about 6 years ago
He couldn’t care less about your feelings, Goat.
ND Cool Z about 6 years ago
What’s next, a “Do not disturb” sign that ALWAYS on Rat’s front door?
blunebottle about 6 years ago
Walked right into that one, Goat.
Susan Evans about 6 years ago
I got the phone for MY convenience. So there.
Troglodyte about 6 years ago
Gotta admire Rat’s candour!
Brass Orchid Premium Member about 6 years ago
Thanks for the warning!
F-Flash about 6 years ago
No, Goat’s first mistake was thinking that Rat might help him move, 2nd mistake was telling him he would call.
chris_weaver about 6 years ago
Indeed, a phone’s useful features have unavoidable side effects!
hariseldon59 about 6 years ago
You’d think Goat would know by now not to trust Rat.
MatthewPerrault about 6 years ago
I’m surprised Pastis hasn’t swung back at Darby Conley for Get Fuzzy from last week
Goat about 6 years ago
What happened to the ‘like’ button?
Sisyphos about 6 years ago
Say what you will about Rat’s tactic. It works (and he doesn’t)!