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Try this on your mobile
Posted by
Adhuil
(VIP) 25 Sep 2005 8:24pm
I've been reading Ma's jokes of the day, and very enjoyable they were too!
If you have a mobile phone (and,well, duh, who doesn't?) try this out.
Type the following as a text message, make sure you have predictive text on, and cover the screen with your hand (so no peeking).
Using no spaces, type the following;
434680786709278464084630
You will be wise to heed the message it reveals!
ouch
Posted by
cpearcy
(VIP) 27 Sep 2005 3:42am
that hurt but fun
regards carl
??????????
Posted by
PEGASUS
27 Sep 2005 9:47am
Ok for those that DON'T have a mobile phone (is that the same thing as a cell phone?) what happens when you type those numbers.
Got my curiosity aroused...lol
roflmao
Posted by
beejaysus
(VIP) 27 Sep 2005 7:08pm
you DONT have a cell phone?
Posted by
Adhuil
(VIP) 28 Sep 2005 1:32pm
Hi Pegasus,
Idiot,stop wasting time.........wait, before you report me for insulting you,lol, thats the message it reveals. Of course,having replied with this, i really didn't heed my own advice.....DOH
HONEST I DON'T !!!!!
Posted by
PEGASUS
28 Sep 2005 5:30pm
How do I manage you ask?........can't miss what you never had, LOL
And guess what..I don't have call waiting or caller ID either. Caller ID might be nice to have but I wouldn't have the other.
Thanks for letting me know 'the answer' lol
Not with pre-paid phones
Posted by
(VIP) 28 Sep 2005 7:16pm
Doesn't work.........I put in the numbers, then pressed send.....tells me 'call can't be completed as dialed....but since u gave the answer..I don't need to anymore..
Thanks for the humor.....we need it these days
doesn't work on Sprint PCS
Posted by
MADoolin
(VIP) 30 Sep 2005 1:34pm
It does not seem to work on Sprint PCS.
Thank you anyways, Adhuil!
MADoolin
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