Gray Matters by Stuart Carlson and Jerry Resler
- January 18, 2013
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If there’s one thing everybody has in common, it’s getting older. From newborn babies to baby boomers, there’s no escaping it. “Gray Matters” is skewed to that vast generation of boomers. But since getting older means adapting to changing circumstances, lots of readers, old and young alike, can relate to and laugh along with our characters. Don’t let the name of the strip throw you. The cast of “Gray Matters” is anything but colorless as they struggle to keep up with the rapid changes in society, culture, technology, the workplace, their families and, of course, their bodies.
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masterskrain said, 5 months ago
Gray, whatever you do, don’t ask her why you “Dial” a phone, or where to get a “Phone Cord”.
Not to mention finding a Cassette Player, or a 45 adapter disc for your Record Player!
contralto2b said, 5 months ago
I remember programming on punch cards! And the first “portable” computer that had a battery case the size of a suitcase – and HEAVY. And floppy disks that were 8.5" :o)
masterskrain said, 5 months ago
@contralto2b
BTW, do you remember the notation on the bottom of some bills that came on the Punch Cards?
“Do NOT Bend, Fold, Spindle, Or Mutilate?”
scrabblefiend said, 5 months ago
Just wait about 5 years, and the USB flash drive will be obsolete, and all the electronics will be out of date. New technology will be out. Can you imagine what your grandchildren will have when they are your age?
masterskrain said, 5 months ago
@scrabblefiend
“Open the Pod Bay Doors HAL.”
“I’m sorry, Dave, but I’m afraid I can’t do that!”
Night-Gaunt49 said, 5 months ago
@scrabblefiend
If they don’t have a job or a poorly paying job they will wonder too since they can’t afford it.
win said, 5 months ago
Dad got some viagra and it fixed him up.