Doonesbury by Garry Trudeau for March 18, 2010

Kingdoms come, and kingdoms go.

But there is one that will last.

Which one is that?

From here to kingdom come.

Lamest … series … ever.

Ok, here’s a future trend: instead of the called phone storing the tone, the calling phone sends it’s own. Called parties will be scratching there heads when all sorts of tones start playing that they can’t peg to a caller:

The Imperial march? WTFO? Is it Dick Cheney?

Where’s Sgt. Obvious to tell us that ringtones are used on cellphones?

goldman sachs company phones come with “I drink your milkshake” pre-programmed.

goldman sachs company phones come with “I drink your milkshake” pre-programmed.

Founder of the Thudpucker Ups. Got in trouble for lip-synching at concerts.

“Potrzebie”:

“The Imperial March”?

I believe you are the first poster I’ve ever read on a message board to refer to that music by its proper title, instead of “Darth Vader’s theme”, or some such.

Reminds me of the Mel Brooks “It’s Good to be the King” rap/song from History of the World, Part 1.

How about a cell phone with just a ring. Mine plays its tinkly little tune and by the time I figure out what the noise is all about I’ve missed the call. But most of them are wrong numbers anyway.

Joe, what’s the number? Don’t you want to share the ring tones with us?