Cathy Classics by Cathy Guisewite for July 12, 2009
July 11, 2009
July 13, 2009
Transcript:
Cathy: At last...a whole day when we can shut out the rest of the world and just be together! Irving: I love you so much! KISS KISS Cathy: Do you need to get that? RING RING Irving: No! I'm with you, honey. No one else matters! ...Oops you just got a text. BEEP BEEP CLICK! Cathy: The texter can wait! All I care about is you! Irving: Do you need to see who it was? Cathy: No! I'm not even looking! I'm clicking "ringer off"! "Vibrate off"! "All sounds off"! TAP TAP Irving: Me too! We are 100% unreachable! TAP TAP Cathy and Irving: AACK!! My ears are burning! My curiosity's burning! The electronic rays are frying my brain!! Caption: So many advances in sunblock. Still nothing effective in "message block." CHECK CHECK TAP TAP TEXT TEXT TAP TAP SCROLL SCROLL CLICK CLICK
The Duke 1 almost 15 years ago
Yes, there is*! It’s called the 8 pound *sledgehammer!
ejcapulet almost 15 years ago
Just leave the flipping gadgets in the house!
HelenHenley almost 15 years ago
How true. How sad….hang on just got a text….
aforry almost 15 years ago
Shut the stupid thing off :)
alondra almost 15 years ago
Well they tried, but addictions are hard to break.
lightenup Premium Member almost 15 years ago
Yes, we are all trained to respond like Pavlov’s dogs… Sad but true.
i_am_the_jam almost 15 years ago
What a couple of idiots. I’m surprised that this marriage has lasted this long.
kfaatz925 almost 15 years ago
Oh, my. I think “self control” is an effective form of “message block.” ;)
LibrarianInTraining almost 15 years ago
I think not having a cell phone is an effective form of Message Block.
I know. I’m a rebel.
myhaircut almost 15 years ago
What horrible, horrible people. At least they’re not spoiling two households.
pibfan868 almost 15 years ago
I am with you librarian–I own a trak fone for emergencies and keep having service shut down for lack of use!
Sharon_ski almost 15 years ago
It just goes to show you that people these days would prefer to “talk” with people on the phone, computer, etc then be with the person that they’re with.
dakabn5 almost 15 years ago
Conveniently leave it in the car or something… or keep it in the deep recesses of a purse… keep it around for emergencies, but keep it hard to get to.
kab2rb almost 15 years ago
My own cell phone I hardly use only for emergency’s. I tell people to contact my husband. And in church we leave his cell phone in car. I thought for use they where only going to consentrate on themselves but the electrionic age got them. We’re not that popular.
Anniquem almost 15 years ago
I also rarely use my cell phone. My husband and I let the answering machine take messages for us when we spend time together.
Pokier867 almost 15 years ago
L LOVE all this new technology! Except for the “annoying” factor.