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   Bargrove said, about 1 month ago

   Shocking! Watt? How can you “refuse?”

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   detour_jones said, about 1 month ago

   I enjoy how there is often no clear cut or hard line as to what your comix are all about. It is left up to the viewers interpretation.

   Today I see the strip as a political statement and an attack on all those goofus cell phone users who refuse to go quiet when the movie starts. Oh how I hate them… and now whether you feel the same way or not… in my mind… I think you are on my side. The comic strip as a mirror.

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   chromosome said, about 1 month ago

   So THAT’S how all that popcorn gets into my cell phone!

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   rricchhterr said, about 1 month ago

   l see it as the cell phone, taking a life of its own, like the living spirits that we happen to be, and in this case, the electrical supply is in demand and someone is low on juice…

   cell phone use in the theatre bother me too, not as bad as when dining though…

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   spacebug said, about 1 month ago

   Thanks Detour, and everyone, I love seeing all the interpretation that goes on - and how something like cell phones get a different reaction from each person … which is part of what I love about cartooning, the differences. This one started out as two devices squaring off in front of one outlet like in a movie western - but evolved into a movie theater. Thanks for reading! Betsy

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   cholldekkgher stenst... said, about 1 month ago

   Dumb asses even have their cell phone on during church, and when it rings, they HAVE to answer it instead of shutting it off, and when they DO answer it, they tell the person in a loud stage whisper that they are in church, as if it was the callers fault. Some people need another serving of brains.

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   OldHipster said, about 1 month ago

   Plug it in, plug it in.

   I plug it in rather well………

   YA KNOW?