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The Mrs. and I don T-shirts that say stuff like: āMay your life be as impressive as you make it out to be on Facebookāā¦=I guess all those people are just being phone-yā¦
Also remember that commercial where the office worker thought someone was hitting on them and she responded back to them, only to find out he was talking to someone else on his āBluetoothāā¦..
And though where I live has a prohibition on using the cell phone while driving, what do I see sometimes on turning lanes, parking lot exits, and intersection cornerings? Narrow missesā¦ by whom?ā¦. people yakking on cell phones not paying attention to whom or what theyāve just missedā¦.=Cell phones are practical for emergencies as payphones are sometimes unsafe these days and also rareā¦. but as with anything, people abuse something for the sake of āstatusāā¦.
This reminds of one time I was riding public transportation, and I was forced to listen to someone talk about a recent sexual encounterā¦.one of the most awkward 15 minutes of my life!!!
Reminds me of the guy on the train this morning coming in to work. He was at the other end of the car, but I could HEAR EVERY WORD AS HE SHOUTED INTO THE PHONE.
And remember the military size ābrickā phone that people used to have around that really should go in a personās car, but people just lugged āem around in public?ā¦ Then there was the pagerā¦ then the cell phones got smallerā¦ then there was the ācrudeā personalized digital ringtoneā¦ then it became more clear, and there were actual songs to hearā¦ at the rate they are going, who knows whatās nextā¦ apart from having them surgically attatched to themselvesā¦
@ SUSAN NEWMAN-No, I didnāt know why this is the reason you do not have a cell phone, but of course how could I when Iāve never met you and havenāt a clue as to who you are (nor do I care to know) but thanks for sharing!
I enjoy Susanās comments. If you canāt share once in a while, whatās the use of having a blog? Letās all try to get along and live in peace. It makes life so much more enjoyable.
I was waiting for a plane at BWI once and a nicely dressed guy was walking around talking on his bluetooth and using his hands to emphasize what he was saying. In other words, ātalking with his hands.ā It was āpretty comical,ā as we used to say in Baltimore.
@SUSAN NEWMAN ā Susie! Thatās why you never call anymore! What a relief. I was taking it personally. Call me when you find a pay phone. You know the number.
Heard yesterday that Apple and some other company are in a race to get a wristwatch phone ala Dick Tracy. Now people will look like idiots talking to their wrists instead of just talking into space on their bluetooths (blueteeth??)
JayBluE over 11 years ago
The Mrs. and I don T-shirts that say stuff like: āMay your life be as impressive as you make it out to be on Facebookāā¦=I guess all those people are just being phone-yā¦
JayBluE over 11 years ago
Also remember that commercial where the office worker thought someone was hitting on them and she responded back to them, only to find out he was talking to someone else on his āBluetoothāā¦..
loubarra over 11 years ago
You nailed it!
Herb Thiel Premium Member over 11 years ago
Awesome!!
kab2rb over 11 years ago
Priceless I agree.
kab2rb over 11 years ago
I wish more people if talking on cell phone do not need to speak loud and go elsewhere.Great job grandpa. You caught everyone attention.
JayBluE over 11 years ago
And though where I live has a prohibition on using the cell phone while driving, what do I see sometimes on turning lanes, parking lot exits, and intersection cornerings? Narrow missesā¦ by whom?ā¦. people yakking on cell phones not paying attention to whom or what theyāve just missedā¦.=Cell phones are practical for emergencies as payphones are sometimes unsafe these days and also rareā¦. but as with anything, people abuse something for the sake of āstatusāā¦.
hcr1985 over 11 years ago
This reminds of one time I was riding public transportation, and I was forced to listen to someone talk about a recent sexual encounterā¦.one of the most awkward 15 minutes of my life!!!
skyriderwest over 11 years ago
Reminds me of the guy on the train this morning coming in to work. He was at the other end of the car, but I could HEAR EVERY WORD AS HE SHOUTED INTO THE PHONE.
JayBluE over 11 years ago
comicpat65 over 11 years ago
@ SUSAN NEWMAN-No, I didnāt know why this is the reason you do not have a cell phone, but of course how could I when Iāve never met you and havenāt a clue as to who you are (nor do I care to know) but thanks for sharing!
Spooky D Cat over 11 years ago
I enjoy Susanās comments. If you canāt share once in a while, whatās the use of having a blog? Letās all try to get along and live in peace. It makes life so much more enjoyable.
Spooky D Cat over 11 years ago
I was waiting for a plane at BWI once and a nicely dressed guy was walking around talking on his bluetooth and using his hands to emphasize what he was saying. In other words, ātalking with his hands.ā It was āpretty comical,ā as we used to say in Baltimore.
DagNabIt! over 11 years ago
@SUSAN NEWMAN ā Susie! Thatās why you never call anymore! What a relief. I was taking it personally. Call me when you find a pay phone. You know the number.
Logical Duck over 11 years ago
Or Grandpa could say THIS to each one.
marilynrknits over 11 years ago
Heard yesterday that Apple and some other company are in a race to get a wristwatch phone ala Dick Tracy. Now people will look like idiots talking to their wrists instead of just talking into space on their bluetooths (blueteeth??)
locake over 11 years ago
Then the morons act offended that you āeavesdroppedā on their conversation.
vldazzle over 11 years ago
TOO True!