#1772 – Receive
Posted on April 11, 2013 at 11:52 am by Chris
Chapter: Comics
It’s funny to think now this is a requirement when looking for a place to live. “Okay, I like the layout of the kitchen. Plenty of closet space. The bedroom is roomy. Let me just make a call… ZERO BARS?!”
Plus, this week is Biff’s 7th birthday! To celebrate, all Biff books are crazy on sale for only 7 bucks each! Go check them out in the store!
Tags: alien planet, cell phone, space
Always be familiar with your carrier’s online coverage map. Especially the interplanetary ones.
No reception is one of the things that makes such places so beautiful.
At first I was thinking “Hey, is Biff exploring that planet again?”. But no, that can’t be the same planet, because this one’s got a purple sky and yellow ground. The other planet had a yellow sky and purple ground!
http://www.thebookofbiff.com/2013/03/19/1756-bitten/
If there aren’t any trees that will eat your phone (and your arm), then there will be no phone reception! How typical!
I refuse to move anywhere where I get poor bandwidth or bad reception. I’ll take no bars in the house, but I better get some by the time I hit the main road.
My previous comment on this one disappeared…? Anyway, if it isn’t trees that’ll bite your arm off when you try to take a picture of them with your phone (maybe like the one in the link), then there will be no phone reception on the planet!
http://www.thebookofbiff.com/2013/03/19/1756-bitten/
Uh-oh, now I can see it again (though it’s still awaiting moderation). I must be feeling very talkative today I guess…
Just so you know, your art is now being used and analysed in a Senior art student’s assignment because I was caught procrastinating it on Biff.
Also, happy birthday to Biff! I’m pretty broke at the moment but it’s too good an opportunity to pass up, expect and order from me in future. 🙂
~Gwid
Haha, cool. 🙂
My cell carrier makes up for its spotty coverage by selling a gizmo you can hook up to your internet router that puts a little tiny cell inside your house. This way instead of them having to pay to build expensive towers to improve their coverage, they can make their customers pay to put a (slightly less) expensive little cell tower in their living room.
And then they try to sell you an additional srvice on top of your regular plan to “get the most” out of your new personal cell tower that you had to buy.