Mobile phone disasters
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How has a mobile phone wrecked your life?
( , Thu 30 Jul 2009, 12:14)
Top Tip: Got "Going Underground" by The Jam as your ringtone? Avoid harsh stares and howling relatives by remembering to switch to silent mode at a funeral.
How has a mobile phone wrecked your life?
( , Thu 30 Jul 2009, 12:14)
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"My dad's a copper, he'll track you down!"
Like many people, I get pleasure from having a joke with people who send me text messages by mistake. A short while ago I received a message saying "Alright, it's me Harrison, how much do you want for that phone?"
My reply was along the lines of "I'll have a go on your mum, that'll be worth about a fiver"
His response "ha ha, very funny m8, how much do you want?"
Me: "£10,000 in non-sequential notes, throw them from the 10:30 train"
this must have puzzled the poor soul as he then phoned me, and in his horrible chav-geezer voice said "hahaha, nice one mate!"
me: "think you've got a wrong number"
him: "fuck!"
he rings back and I tell him it's still a wrong number.
On his third call he has figured out what is going on and suddenly switched to super-aggro-mode: "'ere you mug! what are you doin' sayin' shit abaat my muvva!?"
Naturally I hung up as my delicate ears didn't want to be subjected to this barrage.
I then recieved a text informing me that I was: a prick, a mug, a cunt, a twat, that I should go and meet him and he would beat me all over the place and that his dad was a copper and would track me down.
I felt it my duty to point out that I was having a laugh, he thought it was perfectly funny until he realised that it wasn't his mate, he should be more careful when entering numbers to his phone, that I could be anywhere in the country if not further away, and that I'm sure that tracking someone down would constitute a waste of police resources.
Needless to say, I didn't hear from him again.
( , Thu 30 Jul 2009, 14:12, Reply)
Like many people, I get pleasure from having a joke with people who send me text messages by mistake. A short while ago I received a message saying "Alright, it's me Harrison, how much do you want for that phone?"
My reply was along the lines of "I'll have a go on your mum, that'll be worth about a fiver"
His response "ha ha, very funny m8, how much do you want?"
Me: "£10,000 in non-sequential notes, throw them from the 10:30 train"
this must have puzzled the poor soul as he then phoned me, and in his horrible chav-geezer voice said "hahaha, nice one mate!"
me: "think you've got a wrong number"
him: "fuck!"
he rings back and I tell him it's still a wrong number.
On his third call he has figured out what is going on and suddenly switched to super-aggro-mode: "'ere you mug! what are you doin' sayin' shit abaat my muvva!?"
Naturally I hung up as my delicate ears didn't want to be subjected to this barrage.
I then recieved a text informing me that I was: a prick, a mug, a cunt, a twat, that I should go and meet him and he would beat me all over the place and that his dad was a copper and would track me down.
I felt it my duty to point out that I was having a laugh, he thought it was perfectly funny until he realised that it wasn't his mate, he should be more careful when entering numbers to his phone, that I could be anywhere in the country if not further away, and that I'm sure that tracking someone down would constitute a waste of police resources.
Needless to say, I didn't hear from him again.
( , Thu 30 Jul 2009, 14:12, Reply)
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