The Primaries

[Jaguar]

The only real advantage of POTS these days is a better chance of working in a disaster than VOIP or a mobile phone.

I finally dropped my POTS a couple years ago. It was so squirrel chewed that if it rained 1/10 of an inch it was practically useless. Called Ma Bell a few times and they would come out and say they fixed it, until it rained again.

I have not had any candidates call my cell phone, but the heavy card stock mailers are getting irritating. I voted early, mostly because I’m friends with the county clerk and she has 4 challengers, but I also wanted to give Patterson my vote.

[Cedar Park Dad]

I haven't answered my home phone in over two years. If anyone that I want to talk to calls me, they reach me on my smartphone.

We don't have a landline any more. Its awesome.

[Cedar Park Dad]

It's kind of like giving up the old security blanket isn't it?

Well if you want the security without the hassle:
1. don't turn the voicemail for the landline on.
2. tun the ringer off.

That way any calls made by you will be outbound calls.

[anygunanywhere]

It'll be over in five days and we, as good citizens, should remove all of the illegally posted signs on state road right-of-ways. It is our civic duty, Yes!

I'm not picking them up. The same campaign workers that put the signs up should be out there taking them down.

I agree that the eyesores need to be removed pronto.

Anygunanywhere