For Better or For Worse by Lynn Johnston for September 18, 2011

Why are you spamming a dozen comics with this post?

One can still get ‘obscene’ phone calls, even when one is on the Do Not Call list. They are called telemarketers, though I call them Lame-O’s. -——————————————————————Also, never acknowledge a spammer. Flag ’em. The less attention they get, the better.

So, who gives the first rip?

Your comment is good, I agree that comic art is indeed an art form..But your getting redundant, not to mention repetitive..Find a comic that you know is read by allot of us and post there. just saying..And while we’er talking American art forms add Country Western witch lead to Rock & Roll..Have a nice day..\\//_

& @Aaron:Don’t count on caller ID to be correct. I remember a recent call where my caller ID showed my number rather than the caller’s. When I asked the phone company about it, they said technology also exists that fools caller ID. Just like e-mail spammers can hide their true e-mail address, telemarketers, etc., can hide their true phone number. Sort of makes the federal Do Not Call Registry obsolete.

Oh boy. Good expression on John- he’s not going to get any sleep for the rest of the night!

Then there is the book musical, also an American art form.

GZMF?

It’s like a bad joke, if it has to be explained, it never should have been said in the first place.

p.s. You can avoid caller ID by doing a *67 before your phone call. You’ll show up as Private Caller. A trick I learned while working from home.

Dream on…….

Her comment at her website is interesting.

Last week I got a call with caller ID that said Onterio…it was an obscene call…maybe it’s the same guy or gal….lol

Cell phones did away with those calls.

When I was a kid we’d call people up and say this is the phone co. and we have too much slack at the main office would you please pull on your cord.