Cathy Classics by Cathy Guisewite for January 18, 2010

Irving should just get a job at a techno-gizmo place, then he’d get paid to be around and talk aboout his one true love…and get a discount to purchase them as well.

this one was good!

When a gadget is given a gender, that’s sad.

He’d buy out all their inventory and Cathy would still be stuck supporting him and his freeloading parents.

Lightenup:

Lighten up. I have a GPS and it has a female voice, So I call it Henrietta. Many of my friends have done this also. It’s fun.

My husband is an engineer, so I get this a lot. He doesn’t seem to notice if I dress up all pretty or in sweats, he is as romantic as a cell phone (which is OK) but you should hear him talk about his computer… he almost gets a tear in his eye…

I feel this way about my smartphone. I don’t know what I ever did without it! Seriously, how was I able to function without being able to play “Bubble Breaker” when things around me got boring?

Poor Cathy!

Adultery, New Millennium Style: he cheats on her with his iPhone; she cheats on him with workout clothes.

I’m trying to remember: when was the last time these two acted like they have any interest in each other? Not having a “Genius” membership, I can’t go far enough back into the archives to find such a strip…

Boys do love their gadgets….Girls can too though, Cathy needs something she can play with when Irving’s indisposed with his stuff.

Sounds like they’re made for each other. All she cares about is clothes, and all he cares about is gadgets. Mr. and Mrs. Shallow.

I knew after the first sentence. How did she still not know after all these years?