You know those evenings when you get on Facebook after work is almost done? What happens next?
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You know those evenings when you get on Facebook after work is almost done? What happens next?
Classic!
Doesn’t happen round here – hubby is not a Facebooker. but still classic – I can just imagine that in your office!!
I moved. I’m now in another room in the office.
I cannot control FB, if I start in it, I go on looping. But it’s a nice idea to get into it at evenings
Yup it’s evening here. But morning for you.
FB can waste yer time, but I also catch up with what people I love but see seldom are up to. It’s close to being a peeping Tom at times.
We did the same thing on messenger at the previous job I´ve been. Weird, but sometimes it feels more convenient to type out, than talk to the person next to you 🙂
Specially if the person is grumpy like me.
Hi Sean,
here is another one I’d like to see you do. A young couple walking through a beautiful landscape, holding hands, and each talking on their mobiles.
have a go!
Cheers,
Richard
Talking to each other?
Could be worse. Never had a fight on Facebook yet.
Dreadful, Sean!
I know. Sad, but true 🙂
What? Is your life different?
I know. We’re stuck to our chairs 🙂 Weird lot we are!
Ok, I am only laughing ’cause it’s true:)
Nice work S.
We do this a lot.
FB can be useful – my 18 year old daughter is currently doing Camp America. I have been trying to synchronize a Skype call since the beginning of June. Last Friday I noticed she had just posted on her wall, so I FB msg-ed her asking if she had time for a chat – and yay! she did (it was 1am her time). Admittedly she is a bit further away than the characeters in the above cartoon….
My dad does it too. If my skype is off he’ll trace me to Facebook. He gets me in the end.
Facebook isn’t the media massage* in our office. Sadly we email or text one another from one room to the next.
*For those of you too young to remember Marshall McLuhan (and that would be all of you) – he wrote (in the late 1960’s) about the media being the message then later changed the title to “The Media is the Massage.” BTW he predicted the World Wide Web about 30 years before it actually happened.
Oh we do that too!
FB, not a bad idea… I have tried Skyping my wife from within the same room but always too much feedback…
hi Sean, congratulations!! I saw myself so clear…like a mirrow!!
Sometimes it is the only way I find I can get the boys (18 & 13) to answer me and communicate! … without getting grumpy at me, for interrupting them!
it is crazy, when you think about it!!
Crazy for us, not them.
Love this Sean.
That’s how I communicate with teenagers and young adults! Well, that and texting. It’s the only way to get their attention. Phone calls don’t work.
Makes you wonder what’s next after txt.
For us it’s Skype. D isn’t on FB.
It’s also a private way to chat with kids wandering around.
Best one so far, Sean!
It kinda reminds me of the radio commercial about the husband and wife chatting over the cell phone about what to bring home for dinner. Turns out they’re one aisle away from each other in the grocery store. 🙂
That “is” funny.
This is exactly the way conversations happen at my house! Too funny!
Nice to see you, Steve.
Substitute Google Chat and that’s so our house! 🙂
Ah now it’s battle of which chat to use.
I thought it was bad when we emailed each other from the kitchen on the 1st floor to my office on the 2nd. But now I have to admit that we sometimes email each other in the same room. Great cartoon!
Yeah – on a similar note my kids have started video skyping me while i’m working – from their bedrooms to my office downstairs! Sad? LOL
Maybe. Maybe not.
We’re so boring I still use the intercom on the phone, from my office, across the hallway to her “command control” area in the living room.
She always complains when I come out late at night and want to talk. She says, you have an office where you can hide away all day! I don’t! (Go away).
Looks like you need another ‘office’