Baldo by Hector D. Cantú and Carlos Castellanos for July 08, 2016

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    Templo S.U.D.  almost 8 years ago

    At least it wasn’t the “Brick” from the 1980s in Sergio’s hand.

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    Gigantor  almost 8 years ago

    I’m with Sergio. No phablets for me.

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    Dobie Takahama  almost 8 years ago

    It’s like Will Ferrel’s cell phone in that one SNL skit a long time ago!

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    Cameron1988 Premium Member almost 8 years ago

    Sergio looks like he’s holding a chip. Baldo looks like he’s holding a boombox

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    Dapperdan61  Premium Member almost 8 years ago

    Baldo your so 90’s

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    Comic Minister Premium Member almost 8 years ago

    Whoa! Look how huge that cell phone is!

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    BeniHanna6 Premium Member almost 8 years ago

    Sorry Baldo, you are so 2015. Apple phones are getting smaller.

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    Mema Jean  almost 8 years ago

    Who’s paying for this phone? Time to downsize to just a text and call capability. Kids these days have way too much.

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    water_moon  almost 8 years ago

    I know I saw a comic or meme some where that showed a timeline of phones, and then pointed to when they started getting bigger again and said “when people discovered they could watch pron on their phone”

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    water_moon  almost 8 years ago

    I know I saw a comic or meme some where that showed a timeline of phones, and then pointed to when they started getting bigger again and said “when people discovered they could watch pron on their phone”

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    K M  almost 8 years ago

    I was in the process of processing the “smaller is better” meme, had just about worked my way down to the cell phone of my dreams, when the first smartphones came out. I had to choose between a practically thumb-sized cell that did nothing more than cellphones did, or a certifiable brick of a smartphone. I went with the brick. Curiously, its replacement was still, from a design standpoint, the smartest smartphone I ever had. It could actually close on itself like an old clamshell cell, which protected the phone buttons and the computer’s screen and writing area. Plus, it was the first phone for which I could create my own ringtones, even if I was limited to one ringtone for everyone. So I made one that sounded like a Starfleet communicator going off. And I carried the phone behind my right hip so I could open it like Captain Kirk.

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