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drtyfrnk29

give a phone number out, change the sequence in which you say the numbers. For example, this phone number, for the Sizzler restuarant in Covina, CA is (626) 967-2023. If you were to give this number to someone you could say it like this

16-269-6720-23

It totally fucks with the way, at least people in the states, hear, repeat or register a phone number. Try it.

justjoshingu

drtyfrnk29 wrote:

give a phone number out, change the sequence in which you say the numbers. For example, this phone number, for the Sizzler restuarant in Covina, CA is (626) 967-2023. If you were to give this number to someone you could say it like this

16-269-6720-23

It totally fucks with the way, at least people in the states, hear, repeat or register a phone number. Try it.

i used to live in a border town, and in mexico a lot of the numbers are
put in two digits. 62-69-67-20-23 so it gets a little tricky

drtyfrnk29

justjoshingu wrote:

i used to live in a border town, and in mexico a lot of the numbers are
put in two digits. 62-69-67-20-23 so it gets a little tricky

I thought it may not be as disturbing for folks not accustomed to the prefix, three and four number sets so thats why I had to clarify. i spent a lot of time playing in Mexico but never had to dial a phone other than a hotel room one.

Phantom Pain

drtyfrnk29 wrote:

give a phone number out, change the sequence in which you say the numbers. For example, this phone number, for the Sizzler restuarant in Covina, CA is (626) 967-2023. If you were to give this number to someone you could say it like this

16-269-6720-23

It totally fucks with the way, at least people in the states, hear, repeat or register a phone number. Try it.

WOW, SIZZLER ?!?!?

They closed those around here years ago

blackredyellow

Kevin James did a funny standup bit about this... getting a number off of an answering machine where the caller didn't use the standard phone rhythm.