Tuesday, July 17, 2007

It's my phone number. It's what you asked for.

I'm filling out this online order the other day and 'they' asked for my phone number.

So I typed in my phone number. 1-111-111-1111. 1 followed by area code followed by 7 digit number. 11 numbers total. You know....a phone number.

So after I get done filling out this long and tedious order,the online form pops back up telling me my phone number is incorrect.

Well, guess what? They are incorrect. I typed in the correct number the first time, but I typed it in this time leaving out the first 1. For no real reason.

Bingo!

So now my correct phone number is 111 (area code) 111-1111 (the the 7 digit 'regular number')

Now if you dial that 111-111-1111 the operator comes on and says you need to dial a one before the number.

YOU MEAN MY FUCKING 11 NOT 10 DIGIT PHONE NUMBER YOU FUCKING AUTOMATED ONLINE DOUCEBAG ORDERFORM!!!???

Spell it out for us retards okay? Cuz when someone asks for my phone number I should read their brainac like mind and leave out one digit. Because when someone asks for your phone number what they REALLY want is a partial phone number.

I hate you Verizon! And your bitch cousins, Cingular and AT &T.

(Though I feel kinda sorry for Sprint and Nextel)

And next time those dicks ask where I live I'm just gonna type in America. Cuz that's probably what they meant, correct?

55 comments:

  1. Anonymous10:42 AM EDT

    Number 9, number 9....

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  2. Whoa decaf there buddy.

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  3. Anonymous11:10 AM EDT

    One, singular sensation, every little step he takes..

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  4. Anonymous11:19 AM EDT

    Your phone number is ten digits. Depending on your location and the type of phone being used, you may be required to initialize your phone call with a preceding 1, or even 000-1 if it is international.

    When you look at your phone bill, is there a preceding 1? Or is it a ten digit number?

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  5. Anonymous11:20 AM EDT

    Gosh, a little cranky today, aren't we?

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  6. Anonymous11:23 AM EDT

    Sheesh, even I know it's 10 digits and wouldn't complain.

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  7. Anonymous11:34 AM EDT

    You don't need eleven digits if you use me!
    Upgrade! Upgrade! Upgrade!

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  8. It aint ten digits. If it was ten digits I wouldn't need the goddamn at the beginning.. Now would I?

    I'm now actually praying that all phone company employees die a horrible death.

    Petty?

    Maybe.

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  9. Anonymous11:44 AM EDT

    By your logic, your phone number changed as soon as you were required to dial the area code for all local calls.

    When, in fact, it is simply the method with which you dialed that changed, isn't it?

    Hmmm....yes, I do believe it is!

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  10. Anonymous11:44 AM EDT

    Did you run out of valium again?

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  11. Anonymous11:47 AM EDT

    I just want to be loved. Needed. I want to be a part of a family of numbers. I'm sick of just being the scout number.

    Hold me.

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  12. "Steve's Phone Number" is an anagram for "Bushes Penmen Voter"

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  13. Anonymous12:05 PM EDT

    Please stop calling me.

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  14. Anonymous12:10 PM EDT

    At the tone, please enter your 15 digit password. Then, pat your tummy and spin around. Put your left foot in and your left foot out. That's what it's all about.

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  15. Anonymous12:23 PM EDT

    We're sorry. All rant representatives are busy at the moment. Your rant is very important to us. Please continue to hold, and your rant will be answered in the order in which it was received.

    Myrna "Certainly, Sir!" Loy

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  16. We don't have to dial the "1" before a local area code here...but maybe we're just superior to you folks.

    ::sticks nose in air::

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  17. Anonymous12:24 PM EDT

    We were in the Star Wars movie series...ya gotta love the AT&Ts that they had on Hoth!

    What?

    Oh, never mind.

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  18. Anonymous12:26 PM EDT

    Your telecommunication skills appear to be ailling. Perhaps even sick!

    Yes, I believe you have the Ill Communication.

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  19. If the Beatles wrote about phones:

    I Wanna Put You on Hold.

    When I'm *64

    Rocky Rongnumber

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  20. Anonymous12:56 PM EDT

    another Beatles song about phones:

    All You Need Is Ten (digits)

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  21. If the Rolling Stones wrote about phones:

    Dial Me Up

    (I Can't Get No) Dial Tone

    Jumpin' Jack Flash (no edit needed)

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  22. Anonymous1:00 PM EDT

    While My Call-Waiting Gently Beeps

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  23. Anonymous1:16 PM EDT

    No no no...

    We're not letting him off that easy! He's just trying to distract us with the "songs game"! Back to pointing out his lunacy, people! Come on! We've got him cornered on this one!

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  24. Imagine if the Beatles sang about Kevin Mitnick-

    All You Need Is Kevin

    Hey Kevin.

    The Fool on the Kevin.

    Kevin's Submarine

    Crap...even the Beatles game doesn't cheer me up...stupid 10 digit phone numbers.

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  25. Anonymous1:39 PM EDT

    Knock knock.

    Who's there?

    Digit.

    Digit who?

    Digit hear the one about the phone number that made NoOprah go loco?

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  26. Anonymous1:41 PM EDT

    Underwater, no one can hear you dial...

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  27. Anonymous1:46 PM EDT

    Please continue to hold. Due to an unusually high number of ranters, all representatives are busy. Did we mention that your call is very important to us? Oh, yes. Yes, it is. More than life itself, really. So, for the love of god, man, please continue to hold. A representative will be with you shortly. Until then, please enjoy this glockenspiel rendition of Stairway to Heaven.

    Myrna "411" Loy

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  28. "I'm now actually praying that all phone company employees die a horrible death."

    An AT&T truck carrying employees on the way to a company picnic just collided with a Verizon van, which then spun out of control and side-swiped a Cingular employee, her Nextel employee husband, and their baby (who was holding an iPhone)...everyone was killed horribly.

    I hope you're happy.

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  29. Anonymous2:16 PM EDT

    Of course, the only reason you have to dial the 1 is when dialing long distance. Basically just letting the phone co know that they can charge you for that call. Which is why you don't need the 1 when using a cell phone.

    But if you would prefer that they don't provide any way for you to know when they are charging you, then you should just give them a call.

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  30. "Which is why you don't need the 1 when using a cell phone."

    If I don't add the "1" before a long distance cell call, I get a cranky computer voice insisting that I need to add it...and then the call goes through anyways.

    (My cell provider might just be phreaky too.)

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  31. Anonymous2:30 PM EDT

    ...then you should just give them a call.

    But should he add the "1" or not!?!

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  32. I have AT&T phones in my house. And, I have caller id. When a call comes in, it saves it as a nine digit number. If I hit redial, it won't go through as it states I have to dial a 1 first. Useless.......

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  33. Anonymous2:54 PM EDT

    ::sob::

    Why does everyone hate dialing me so much?

    I hate being the loneliest number.

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  34. Anonymous3:01 PM EDT

    Live with it #1.

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  35. That's why voice dialing is the best superpower.

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  36. Anonymous3:09 PM EDT

    I am not a number, I'm a free man!

    What? #1?

    Oh, wrong number, never mind... *hangs up*

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  37. Anonymous3:12 PM EDT

    This whole phone thing is stuck in my 1-craw.

    CRAW...not 1-Craw!

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  38. Anonymous3:12 PM EDT

    Did I disappoint you? Or leave a bad taste in your mouth?

    Is that why you don't want to dial me?

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  39. Anonymous3:13 PM EDT

    Ruts rong rith rialing rumber run first?

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  40. Anonymous3:25 PM EDT

    YEAH!! Let's storm Castle Verizonstein!

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  41. Anonymous3:34 PM EDT

    Dial me. I dare you.

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  42. It doesn't look like NoOprah has a problem with dialing the one. I think it's that he thinks that the one means he has an 11 digit phone number instead of 10.

    Don't feel lonely, poor number 1. NoOprah is trying to include you, but the system is keeping you down.

    Unfortunately, you have a guy like NoOprah fighting for you, so it's not going to get very far...

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  43. Anonymous3:42 PM EDT

    I just noticed you called an orderform a douchebag.

    Eww.

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  44. Anonymous3:43 PM EDT

    Now now now, let's not pick on poor NoOprah too much.

    He can't help being a tard.

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  45. Anonymous3:44 PM EDT

    Okaaaaay. I think I've figured this all out. Here's your problem, Morty: You've got this weird phone number that's all ones--like, 11 ones. Who's got a phone number with 11 ones? Get yo'self some real numbers, boy. Then you'll be all fixed up. Tip: Don't go for all twos or all threes either. Ain't gonna get you nowhere good--yes, you might play a mournful, monotonal little song on your phone, but that's about it.

    Myrna "Codebreaker" Loy

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  46. Anonymous3:47 PM EDT

    I pity the foo' who can't understand a simple phone number!

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  47. Anonymous3:48 PM EDT

    #1 was the best movie.

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  48. Anonymous3:50 PM EDT

    If I was in charge, there'd be nein numbers in a phone number.

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  49. Anonymous3:52 PM EDT

    1, 1, 1 irrationally crazed man! *thunder crashes and lightning flashes*

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  50. Anonymous3:52 PM EDT

    Call Me (but dial a 1 first)

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  51. Anonymous3:54 PM EDT

    ::sings:: You know my name, look up the number, you know my naaaame, look up the number...

    (But remember to add a 1 first!)

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  52. Anonymous3:57 PM EDT

    At least now the One knows what it's like to be green.

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  53. Anonymous4:03 PM EDT

    I rule them all, y'know.

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  54. Anonymous5:38 PM EDT

    "I have trouble with phone numbers, poor me..."

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