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WCDT: 2343-2347 (17-21 December 2012) Weekly Comic Discussion Thread

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Barmymoo:
It is amazing how much Disney Channel one can watch in two years.

Method of Madness:
Saying nobody needs a smartphone is like saying nobody needs a computer. Sure, it's true, but phones these days are basically computers you bring with you.

DSL:
Don't the stages of technology go something like:
1) Wouldn't it be neat someday if ...
2) We're never gonna need anything like ...
3) Well, yeah, you can have one if you're rich.
4) I gotta get me one of these ...
5) How'd we ever get along without ...
6) (sometimes simultaneous to 5) this $%*%&$ thing ...
7) You have one of those? Get with the times, grampa!

MillionDollar Belt Sander:

--- Quote from: Method of Madness on 18 Dec 2012, 15:41 ---Saying nobody needs a smartphone is like saying nobody needs a computer. Sure, it's true, but phones these days are basically computers you bring with you.

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So are laptops.

When I can do complex 3D modeling and post-processing for extrusion-printing on a smart phone I will buy one.

Until then TracFone all the way.

henri bemis:

--- Quote from: Method of Madness on 18 Dec 2012, 02:51 ---Dang, Dora, how horrible that a 12-year-old wanders down to the coffee shop without express written permission from her father  ::)

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I think I understand where Dora is coming from.  I was around Sam's age when my dad introduced me to his new girlfriend (now my stepmom).  I thought she was pretty cool and would ask her to do things that, for a kid who wasn't her boyfriend's daughter, would have been totally fine with her.  But she also didn't want to step on my dad's parenting-toes until she knew me and my dad better.  That's how I interpreted her reaction, at least. 

If Sam's dad was somehow really pissed off about it, I wouldn't see their relationship lasting.  But I understand the desire to err on the side of caution with a new partner's kids.

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