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Flubber
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With a view of the Rockies
Aug 2000 time: 22:25
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I have not had a prank call in years. The fact that we call screen might have a lot to do with it since we don't pick up if we don't know who you are. We avoid all telemarketers this way.
AS for strange messages, I have gotten incredibly detailed messages for a person that has the same name as me ( it was all business stuff) and once got a long message that sounded like the people had forgotten to hang up- a couple of minutes of faraway talking and breathing-- I figured thay had the phone resting on their chest or something.
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Bereta_Eder
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Orange,
No clue.
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Feckan Eejit
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just finished making a few prank calls
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Feckan Eejit
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whats the difference between prank calls and crank calls?
i think i might be more a crank caller
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Tuberski
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ACK!!! PTHBBPPPTTT!!!!
Feb 2002 time: 23:25
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quote: Originally posted by orange
C'mon, no one has any particularly good prank call stories? |
In the hospital I used to work at, my friends office was right next to the locksmith's office.
We had a laptop computer that we used to communicate with thermostats in one of the buildings, so, of course, it had a modem. I think it was 800 baud. We used to, about every six month's use the modem to call the locksmith's office when we knew that he was in there.
"Hello?"
"Hello"
"HELLO?"
"If you can hear me, I can't hear you, call me back." and he would hang up.
So of course, being 5 feet away from him, and able to hear him we would call back- several times.
Eventually, he would call communications and have them check out his phone, which of course was working perfectly.
The last time we did it this way, we stopped calling after he called communications as we always did. Several hours later , the friend that was doing this with me was in the locksmith's office talking to him and forgot to put the laptop away, so, naturally I dialed the locksmith's office again and waited.
I heard: "hello....Hello?.......HELLO!"
At that point my friend comes running out of the office with his face bright red from holding in the laughter.
ACK!
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Ubergeek
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St. Paul, MN USA
Feb 2000 time: 23:25
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I have to de-lurk and share a story of something I did in high school. At a party, a bunch of my friends were doing prank calls and they kept telling me I ought to do one. I had never done one before, but I figure, what the hey. So I got a phone book and looked up a random person, so I had their name and address...
And then I called them, pretending to be an IRS agent. I told them that we'd been going over their tax returns from three years before and found some discrepancies, mand that they had to gather the records for that and all subsequent years and bring them down to the office the next Monday morning. They got very angry and I put on a perfect condescending IRS-b*****d voice and told them, "I understand you're angry, but don't you think you should really be angry at yourself?'' That sort of thing...it was the single evilest thing I've ever done.
I gave them ten minutes, called them back and told them the whole thing had been a joke. Oddly enough, they weren't amused. I can't imagine why not... 
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