For some unknown reason, perhaps just boredom, I decided to scroll ahead in the calendar on my iPhone. After a few minutes of some serious scrolling, I was surprised to have made it to the year 3000.
This seemed amazing to me. There was no practical use in me having a calendar for the year 3000, but it was cool. Now I just had to know, how far does the iPhone calendar go into the future? So I began scrolling . . . . And scrolling.
After about fifteen minutes of solid scrolling, a show about The Loch Ness Monster came on the Discovery channel and I lost interest in scrolling. But before I quit, I made an appointment for February 9th at 2:00 pm to have coffee with a friend . . . . In the year 13854. Anyone care to join me? I mean, if you don’t have anything else planned.
I am so there.
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I’ll save you a chair . . . . Well, if we still use chairs in the year 13854. Maybe we will be sitting on hovering seat discs.
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Yeah… just save me a hovering seat disc. I’m totally cool with that.
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Oh, if there are hovering seat discs sign me up!
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Apple has got the future covered! Want to plan something for next week? Sorted. Got a coffee with a friend in 11,000 years? i phone’s got that!
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I think it’s a marketing angle that they are missing out on.
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Hahah – I’ll join you, unless that”s the day I’m having my brain upgraded to a new cyber-body. 😉
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Well if there is scheduling problems and the cyber body gets put on back order, I will just stop by and pick you up in your brain jar.
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Sounds good. It’s a date. lol
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LOL This whole time I think my husband is doing something important on his phone like online banking, meanwhile he’s prob just scrolling!!! LOL This is too funny. Sure, I like coffee. 🙂
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We rarely use our phones for anything practical. Pretty much games and scrolling and googling odd questions that pop into our brains.
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