Worldwide, all mobile phones look like this...
/subtle?
From the The World According To America challenge. See all 269 entries (closed)
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/subtle?
From the The World According To America challenge. See all 269 entries (closed)
( , Thu 23 Feb 2006, 10:24, archived)
Nicely shopped indeed
where did you get the lines effect?
;)
woo
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Thu 23 Feb 2006, 10:25,
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;)
woo
some cnut helped me out ;)
rememeber, smiley face negates every name!
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Thu 23 Feb 2006, 10:26,
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it's ok, my smiley face indicates no offense meant.....
you badly bruised blister on the back of a bulging bell end
:)
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Thu 23 Feb 2006, 10:38,
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you badly bruised blister on the back of a bulging bell end
:)
haha so true
apparently the BBC have a list of telephone numbers for use, and presumably they might get reused so the phone number for a minicab firm in one programme could be the phone number for the Queen Vic. Maybe. Or something.
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Thu 23 Feb 2006, 10:27,
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I don't get it :(
what's the 55 about? is it an american dial code?
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Thu 23 Feb 2006, 10:29,
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anyone gives a phone number in any
American TV show or film and the area code is always 555
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Thu 23 Feb 2006, 10:29,
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well,
I have learnt something today.
Is there any reasoning behind it?
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Thu 23 Feb 2006, 10:31,
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Is there any reasoning behind it?
i think hollywood started it all...
an old shop from eons ago, before I got 'better'
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Thu 23 Feb 2006, 10:32,
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an old shop from eons ago, before I got 'better'
I think it started off so they weren't real telephone numbers
but I think these days, because so many people have noticed it in the past, they just do it for a laugh.
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Thu 23 Feb 2006, 10:32,
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It doesnt exist in the real world, so there's no chance of some film having a real person's number
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Thu 23 Feb 2006, 10:33,
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Because it's not a valid area code
so there's no danger of them accidentally using some poor bastard's home phone number in Iowa as that of Ghostbusters HQ or whatever.
edit: well, i'm glad i typed that. helpful! ;)
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Thu 23 Feb 2006, 10:33,
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edit: well, i'm glad i typed that. helpful! ;)
because
no phone numbers in the US actually begin with 555. It's to prevent bored people from dialing up numbers mentioned on TV shows and harassing some random person.
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Thu 23 Feb 2006, 10:33,
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Interjections 'r' us.
They do, however, occasionally use real numbers in movies/shows. The number of JD's cellphone in Scrubs, for instance, is a real number - if you call it, you get through to either an answering service that updates you with info on the show or, if you call at the right time, someone on set might pick it up. Hot damn, random info.
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Fri 24 Feb 2006, 1:06,
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