Garfield by Jim Davis for April 04, 2017

I remember a “Kids React” YouTube video (by the Fine brothers) where the kids react to a land line telephone. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XkuirEweZvM

And the squares on the phone are called “buttons”, Jon.

I guess they’re gonna stretch this gag for all it’s worth.

Well Jon lad,should your cell phone have a problem,or there be a power failure,the Good ol’ reliable telephone will still be working. Still not a bad idea to have one.

If Jon called his brain he’d get an “Out of service” message.

Don’t try oiling it Jon.

That is also not a hash tag!

I’m just glad to see I’m not the only one still saying “idgit”.

idgit, digit, what’s the difference?

Not with my phone company, Garfield. With mine, it’s telling me it’s “out of order… again.” (Which is why I’m finally going to cut the cord.)

I think “ANCIENT GEEKS” would have been funnier, but that’s just me.

If there’s a dial tone (and if it rang yesterday), then Jon is still paying to keep this thing connected. Wouldn’t be a bad idea to know how to use it. But he can google it on his smart phone.

Do smart phones make people dumber?

How come when I pick it up I can hear my neighbors phone calls.

Retire the ancient artifact, Jon

What dose idGit mean?

Here’s the meaning of “idgit” for those who asked: http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=idgit

No no no it’s spelled idjit. That’s how it was spelled when Ben Grimm and Nick Fury said it anyway. Also it was “Ya Idjit”.

I love those old fashioned phones with the round dial. They look awesome.

xxx

No, pressing the pound key won’t make you trendy.