Confused Communicator Mugs

"We can still be friends, right?"

Hiding the electronics.

'The World will speak hip-hop tomorrow.'

'Modern romance'

"I speak Latin, you know."

"Even if I did believe that he was communicating through you. I'm afraid it's too late to change the will now."

School nativity. Boy says: 'If you have been affected by any of the issues raised in this drama ...'

'You know me, I'm a problem solver. I listen. I flirt with understanding. I move on.'

'Maybe we should talk to him more, Malcolm.'

'Of course I can spell -- I just can't spell conventionally.'

'Wrong number. Sorry, I dialled my salary by mistake.'

"Hey, it's me. I just sent you a text message responding to your e-mail saying that I should IM you."

"I see that, but can you play well with others?"

Have a nice day, if you are already having a nice day please disregard this notice. (reading letter at mailbox)

Psychic TV Guru & Cellular Phone Commercial Spin.

Seance: That line is currently busy...would you care to keep holding?

'You'll need a better credit rating before we can give you a credit card?'

"What's this, a confession written in code. . .?"

"If you want me to ask him that you'll have to wait until after the watershed."

'Mr. Watson?.. Alexander Graham Bell here. I'm a first-time caller...'

"Yes I did want out contract design to be more progressive and visual, but this is a little too progressive."

Aliens man telephone store named ET&T Phones.

'She lithpth!'

People talking through a stethoscope.

'See, I told you I can text and chew gum at the same time.'

"Try to smile a bit louder."

"I was rather hoping you'd be using incisive rebuttals based on an eclectic knowledge of the subject area!"

"Exhaustive research has determined that cats don't like baby talk."

"I had a dream that I was awake and trying to sleep and now I don't know what's going on."

"Sometimes I just enjoy listening to some of my favorite old messages."

"This is the right side of the brain calling the left side of the brain. Come in, left side..."

Samuel Morse dictates a letter to his secretary.