We haven't had a home phone for almost ten years. That's not entirely true, we do have a phone line that plugs into our cable modem (I think that's how it works, you'd have to ask Mr. W), but we don't use it. I couldn't even tell you the phone number without looking it up. The only reason that we have it is because we got a better package deal from our cable provider if the phone was included. It would cost more to get rid of it than to keep it. How much sense does that make? In any case, it's not even plugged in. You can still leave a message for us because the voice mail system works regardless of whether the phone is plugged in. We don't check the messages, though, because anyone we would actually want to talk to would call our cell phones. The only calls we get on that line are from telemarketers and political candidates. Small wonder we never bother listening to the messages, right? For a long time, we had flip style ce...