Here you go Jules. As requested:
For those of you who are unaware, this is a game I'm playing with some anonymous Britons. The rules of the game are: they leave messages on my cellphone, and I delete the messages. It's slightly reminiscent of the time I forgot to file my tax return, and a posse of taxmen came after me. Except that time it really was me they were after.
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4 comments:
i play a similar game, except its the bc student loan society trying to get ahold of karen perry.
i wish i had random britains instead...
Forgot to file a tax return eh?
Hmm, those Britons sound pretty disgruntled.
-rt
"If this person does not reside at this location... please press 4" If I press 4, my voicemail repeats the message from the beginning. They don't leave an actual phone number I can call, or a company name. Caller ID says their number is "416," which is not a number. I have no way of appeasing them... short of actually answering the phone when it rings, of course. But then I have to pay for a freakin' phone call to Britain. No, I think I'll just allow it for a couple years. Maybe then they'll give up.
Although as a radically insane, and desperate last minute manouver, you COULD always get your phone number changed.
... but then you wouldn't get random calls from britons anymore.
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