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Õ019ÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍÍ019¸
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³ The Phone Losers Of America Present ³
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³ Call Forwarding Fun - RedBoxChiliPepper ³
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³ Written On January 15, 1995 Last Revision on February 2, 1995 ³
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³ For Informational Purposes Only. We're Not Responsible For Your Stupidity. ³
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Ever think of the extreme fun you can have by being able to answer your next
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door neighbor's phone just as if it were your own? Well, now not only can you
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answer the next door neighbor's phone, you can answer anyone's phone in the
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entire United States. Any person, any business. You'll be using the phone
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company's call forwarding service.
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Not only can you use call forwarding just to answer their phone and mess with
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people's minds, you can also:
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o Forward their calls to an AT&T Alliance Teleconferencing number so you and
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your friends can enjoy hours of free conferencing at their expense.
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o Forward all their calls to a number in Australia to run up their phone bill
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really high.
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o Forward their calls to you to beat the Western Union security and wire
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yourself $2000
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Ordering Call Forwarding:
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It's easy to do, you simply call up the local phone company billing office and
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tell them you want call forwarding on your (your victim's) line. They'll set it
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up for you and sometimes charge $15.oo or so to hook it up but that's not your
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problem.
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They'll tell you what day it'll go into effect and explain to you how to use
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it and everything. The code used for forwarding will either be 72# or *72. At
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least that's how it's always been for me.
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Using Call Forwarding Legally:
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Let's say that we were going to use call forwarding legitimately. You call the
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phone company billing office and ask them for call forwarding. After it goes
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into effect, you decide that you want to forward all your calls to your friend
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a few blocks away because you're going over there to get drunk. You pick up
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your phone and dial "72#" which gives you a second dial tone. Then you dial
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your friend's house "428-9204" and he answers the phone. You say, "Yo, Adrian,
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I'm commin' over with the Busch and I forwarded my calls to your house." and
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he says, "Dude. Cool. Okay." and you both hang up. Now everyone that calls your
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house is going to get his house instead.
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What if his line is busy or there's no answer because Adrian's out in the back
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yard setting things on fire? Hang up the phone and pick it up again. Dial "72#"
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and "428-9204" again. You'll get a dial tone and you hang up. Your calls are
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now all forwarded to his house.
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Getting The Number Forwarded:
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The thing about forwarding other people's calls is that you can't be in their
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house to do all this unless you're a breaking and entering type of person which
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I try not to be. My solution to that is to call them up and bullshit them a
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little bit and talk them into dialing the numbers for me. It's pretty easy.
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Most people aren't familiar with call forwarding and even those that are fall
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for it.
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HIM: Hello?
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YOU: Hi, is this Rob Berry?
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HIM: Yes?
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YOU: Hi, this is Larry with Southwestern Bell repair. Have you been having some
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problems with your phone line lately? You know, dialing out, receiving
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strange phone calls, the phone getting up and dancing around on the desk,
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that kind of thing?
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HIM: Uh, no, uh...well, not that I'm aware of.
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YOU: Well, we've been checking on your lines because our computers show that
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you've been having problems dialing out from your house.
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At this point you just keep bullshitting him for a few seconds but don't draw
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it out too long. (The longer you talk, the better chance you have at making a
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mistake and making him skeptical of you.) End your conversation like this.
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YOU: Sir, would you mind calling up our residential office here in St. Louis
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so the repair center can run a test for you on your line and tell you if
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there's still a problem? This will save you the cost of having to have a
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truck sent out to your house.
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HIM: Sure, I can do that. (Anything to save a buck...Cheapskate.)
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YOU: I'm going to give you the number here for the office in Wood River...Have
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you got a pen? ...Okay, dial 72 Pound sign...254-9723. Got that?
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HIM: 72#-254-9723?
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YOU: Yeah, be sure to dial the 72# first so we'll be able to run the test on
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your line. That way, they'll be able to tell you at the office if your
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line's doing okay.
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HIM: Alright, well, I'll give them a call.
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YOU: Okay, you'll probably want to call right away because the office will be
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closing any time now.
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You now exchange hearty farewells with this good man and hang up, eagerly
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awaiting his phone call back to you. Note that 254-9723 is the pay phone at
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the donut shop where you're standing. As soon as he calls you, all his calls
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will automatically be forwarded to this pay phone. If someone wants to use the
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phone while you're waiting for him to call, tell them to fuck off and that
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there's a phone over at Wal-Greens they can use. Watch their stunned face.
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(Either that or they'll beat the shit outof you!)
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Your eyes light up as your pay phone rings. You answer in a totally different
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voice. (Or you have your friend answer if you have any friends.)
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YOU: Residential repair, Wood River. May I help you?
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HIM: (Explains this situation to you about this myterious problem on his line
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that he knows nothing about.)
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YOU: Okay, could I have your area code and phone number, please?
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HIM: 618-692-9717
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YOU: Okay, um....alright did you dial the code 72# before you called me.
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HIM: Yes, I did. I'm very gullible.
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YOU: Okay, let me check this out......(Mutter to yourself, pretend to type,
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pretend that you're wearing an expensive suit) Okay, I'm showing that we
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had some problems on your line but they all seem to have been taken care
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of yesterday morning. You shouldn't have anymore trouble there.
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Like I said, you don't have to be at the pay phone. But remember, if nobody
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answers the pay phone that he's trying to call, it won't work unless he hangs
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up and tries again so if you're not there, say something to him like, "If
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there's no answer on the first try, just hang up and try again." Here's the
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plot I usually use to trick 7-Elevens and similar stores.
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YOU: "Hi, this is Bob from the Visa Credit Card Company. We didn't get your
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batch reports from the computer tonight, is there some kind of problem
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there?"
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HIM: "Uhhhhhhhhhh........what?
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YOU: (Try to speak on a third-grade level and make him understand.) "Your
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computer was supposed to call us and send us your daily reports for your
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credit card machine there. We haven't got the reports today."
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HIM: "Oh.........So what do you want?"
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YOU: "Has your manager showed you how to send them in manually?"
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HIM: "No."
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YOU: "Okay, can you get a piece of paper and a pen so I can give you a
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number to write down?"
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HIM: "Alright, hold on..." (Meanwhile, he's looking for a pen and lighting
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another Marlboro cigarette.) "...Okay, here's one."
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YOU: "Okay, write down this number...72#-254©9723" (Be sure to speak
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slowly so he'll understand.)
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HIM: "So I just dial this number?"
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YOU: "Yeah, just dial that number and we'll get our reports. Be sure to do it
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right away so I can get done here and go home. And if it's busy, try it
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again and it should go through."
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HIM: "Uhhhhhhhh....okay."
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Hang up with him and wait for his call at the pay phone you're standing at.
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When it rings, answer, "Visa Batch Report Dudes. Is this Mr. Gullible Night
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Man?" or some other real-sounding greeting. Be sensitive to the night man's
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feelings and get rid of him as quickly as possible. After you hang up, all
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7-Eleven's calls are forwarded to your pay phone and will be until the manager
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of the store finally figures out what is going on. (In other words, next year.)
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Beige Boxing:
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If your victim is just too damn smart and won't fall for your phone company
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schemes, your only choice is to do it yourself by plugging in your own telephone
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into the box on the outside of his house.
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It's best to wait until really late at night when your victim is asleep. Visit
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his house first in the day time to case the joint, looking for the best places
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to hide, escape routes, etc, just in case somebody sees you and you have to
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haul ass. Also find out where his little phone box is on his house.
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Bring your own telephone, a flathead screwdriver and a flashlight. Most houses
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have the new boxes where you simply open the box with the flathead screwdriver
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and plug your modular phone right it. If it's an older box you're going to have
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to chop the modular plug off your phone and replace it with some roach clips
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that you can clip into his line.
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When you get into his line, try dialing an ANI number first to make sure that
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it's really his number. After you're sure, dial 72# and the number you want to
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forward his calls to. Close the box and go home!
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Remote Call Forwarding:
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I experimented with this feature in Indiana and it came in really handy. It
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works the exact same way except you don't have to forward the calls from their
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house, instead you can do it from any phone in the world. When you order Remote
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Call Forwarding from the billing office, the operator will give you the Remote
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Access Number and a personal pin number which you use to change the forwarding
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number.
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For some reason, the phone companies don't think that it's a bad idea to just
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hand out pin numbers over the phone. So you call the Remote Access Number and
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it guides you through the system and asks you where you'd like your calls
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forwarded to. You're allowed to enter any area code and number. This means
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that you can't forward their calls to an Alliance number, 900 number or any-
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thing overseas.
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So you're limited a little bit here, but it's still nicer to have and you can
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turn it off when they get home so they won't notice anything funny until the
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end of the month when they get their phone bill. (Unless you've forwarded
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their bill somewhere else.)
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So call the billing office and ask them if they offer the remote call
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forwarding service. Another service to look for is Call Forwarding Busy. This
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service forwards your calls only when your line is busy.
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Miscellaenous Notes:
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When you forward someone's number and somebody calls that number, the person
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will hear a quick half-ring on their phone and then the call will be forwarded
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to wherever. This is to let them know that their calls are forwarded but
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usually only drives the owner of the phone crazy because they think someone is
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just calling them and hanging up.
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To put their calls back to normal, you'd have to dial 73# (or *73) from their
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house or on the Remote Access Number. You can't call them and bullshit them
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into doing it because when you call them, you'll be reaching wherever you
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forwarded their calls.
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People who find all their calls forwarded and somebody fucking with the people
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that call them usually don't seem to be too terribly happy when they get the
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phone bill. I can't figure out why.
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Alliance Teleconferencing:
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You can also use the forwarding trick and forward all of someone's phone calls
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to an AT&T Alliance number. These numbers offer teleconferencing for up to
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fifteen of your friends and the person who's phone you've forwarded get's
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stuck with the bill. Keep in mind, though, that when the person get's their
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phone bill, every number you dialed in Alliance is going to show up on the
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bill.
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I have a very small list of Alliance numbers here. They all basically do the
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same thing and I've heard that different locations have different options and
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features, but you use them all pretty much the same way.
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0-700-456-1000 Finds an open service to use.
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0-700-456-1001 Reno, NY
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0-700-456-1002 Chicago, IL
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0-700-456-1003 White Plains, NY
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0-700-456-1004 Dallas, TX
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It doesn't really matter which one you want to use. I've always stuck with the
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Chicago number because it's the closest to me and it never seems to be busy.
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When you call to get your victim to forward his calls, you have to make sure
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he goes through the AT&T carrier so if he's not an AT&T subscriber, the number
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you would have him dial would be: 72#-10288-0-700-456-1002. To use the service
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after that, just call up your victim's house. You'll be connected to Alliance
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and he'll get the bill for it next month.
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Once you've connected to the number, you'll hear a mind-piercing beep noise.
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An automated voice will ask you how many people you wish to have on the
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conference. On Chicago, 15 people is the max. If you ask for more than 15
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people, the automated voice refers you to a different number.
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The automated voice will tell you to dial your first number. Dial it in the
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fashion "1-xxx-xxx-xxxx" and you'll hear it ringing. After they answer, tell
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them what's going on and press the "#" key to add them to the conference.
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That person will now be on a silent line since he's the first person you
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called. If you need to talk to him press "#" to go into the conference. To
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get back to the menu, press "#" again.
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To add more people just repeat the same process over and over. After they
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answer the phone, press "#" to send them into the conference. When you want
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to stop adding people and join the conference yourself, press "#". To add
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more people, press "#" again. If the number you dial is busy, a wrong number,
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no answer or they don't want to talk on the conference, press "*" to
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disconnect them.
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Fun Things To Do In Alliance:
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If the phone you're calling from has 3-way calling on it, you can do the
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forwarding trick twice, call up two seperate Alliance numbers and you'll be
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able to have 30 people on at once instead of just 15. Believe me, though, 15
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people is enough.
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Call up Domino's Pizza or Pizza Hut. Have everyone join in and try to order a
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pizza all at once. Have everyone argue about the toppings, size and where it's
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to be sent to. The pizza man usually get flustered and just hangs up but it's
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good for a few laughs.
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Call The White House and mess with them for awhile. Remember, if they trace
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the call, they'll only trace it to 7-Eleven or wherever you forwarded the
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calls from. You'll probably read in the paper the next morning about a clerk
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being arrested for espionage.
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Dial numbers out of the phone book at random and just fuck with people.
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Harrassing phone calls can be so much more fun when there's 15 people on the
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line. Remember, though, after you've added someone to the conference, there is
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no way you can get rid of them unless they hang up their phone. So if you make
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a prank phone call to someone, remember, they can stay on and listen in as
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long as they want.
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The only way to throw them off is to hang up your phone and start all over or
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you can hit "#" and "0" to get an operator to kick them off. A way to avoid
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this, though, is have someone on the conference dial the victim's phone number
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on their 3-way calling rather than going through Alliance or use your own
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3-way calling. Then you can hang up whenever you want to.
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Dial a lot of overseas numbers and see who you can reach. You'll wake up alot
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of people who are always startled to hear 15 people on their phone at once.
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Add someone to the conference and ignore them. Make them think that none of
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you can hear them saying, "Hello? Helloooo? Who is this? Hello?"
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Dial a number at random and when they answer, have everyone join in a chorus
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of "Crazy Train" by Ozzy Osbourne or any popular song and see if the person
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you called will join in with you. For best results try the theme song to
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"The Flintstones" or "The Brady Bunch".
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Call about apartments for rent and tell them that all 15 of you are moving in.
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Pretend to be trapped in a phone booth with all these people.
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Miscellenous Fun Calls:
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Here's a few ideas for you when you forward someone's number. These ideas are
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both from experience and just things I've been wanting to do for a long time.
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You know that annoying recording you get when you call a movie theater? On a
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Friday or Saturday evening, forward all the calls going to that recording line
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to your pay phone so when people call the recording to find out what's showing,
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they get you instead. This is probably the funnest thing to do with call
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forwarding. On weekend nights, the recording line is ringing off the hook.
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After you've forwarded the Quad Cinema's line, pick one of these greetings when
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you answer the phone...
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1 "Quad Cinema, what the FUCK DO YOU WANT CALLING HERE!?"
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2 "Quad Cinema, this had better be good. I'm busy."
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3 "Quad Cinema, whadaya need?
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4 "I suppose you're wanting to know what movies are playin'?"
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5 "Thank you so much for calling the Quad Cinema on this beautiful,
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extraordinary Tuesday evening, this is Bob speaking how may I be
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of assisstance, oh mighty, faithful, godlike potential patron of
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my establishment."
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Here are some answers to commonly asked questions...
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T:"Are you open tonight?"
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U:"Are we open tonight? That's probably the stupidest question I've ever heard.
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It's Friday night of COURSE we're open. You think I just sit here all night
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answering the phone for dumbfucks like you while we're closed?"
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T:"What movies are playing there?"
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U:"What, you don't own a paper? Can't you go out and BUY a newspaper to find
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out what's playing? Why don't you go next door and borrow your neighbor's
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paper? Maybe you could have called the recording line instead of calling me?"
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T:"Do you have senior citizens discounts?"
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U:"How old are you?...68?...Geez, lady, you're OLD. You have one foot in the
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grave, don't ya? Actually, you sound older than 68. I'd guess 93 by the
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sound of your voice. Why do you want a senior discount? Are you on welfare
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and can't afford the extra two bucks admission or what? Or maybe you're
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savin' up for plastic surgery to get rid of those disgusting wrinkles all
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over your body."
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T:"What rating is that movie?"
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U:"It's rated NC-8. You have to be at least eight years old to see it because
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it has lots of nudity and violence in it."
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Tired of being a rude person? Try being a stupid person instead. This pisses
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people off even more than when you're rude.
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T:"Yeah, what's playing there tonight?"
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U:"I dunno."
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T:"Isn't this the movie theater?"
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U:"Yeah."
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T:"So what movies do you have."
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U:"Oh, you know...that one cop movie with the guy in it and that girl..."
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T:"What are the prices of your tickets?"
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U:"Beats me, you're askin' the wrong person."
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T:"Is there someone there who can tell me?"
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U:"Naw, I'm the only one here right now, they're all busy. I just come here on
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Friday and Saturday nights to answer the phone so the ticket lady doesn't
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have to."
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T:"Don't you have a list or something there of what's playing?"
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U:"Yeah, I got one at home but I forgot bring it with me tonight. You can call
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tomorrow and I'll probably have it. You can't expect me to memorize all that
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stuff."
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T:"Could I speak to your manager?"
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U:"He's workin' concession right now. If you wanna hold for about 20 minutes I
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can go fetch him."
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Okay, now try being polite and giving off the wall, incorrect information.
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What really throws people off is when you tell them you're showing a sneak
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preview of a movie that doesn't exist that they'll really want to see like,
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"Home Alone 5" or"Silence Of The Lambs 2" or "Terminator 3." I can just picture
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the little girl's disappointment when she arrives at the theater all happy and
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then finds out that there really isn't a "Home Alone 3." Poor kid.
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And then there's movies that have strange names that don't exist like, "Home
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Alone 3: Lost in Wazoo Coounty, Alabama" or "Bill & Ted's Homosexual Adventure
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(ratedXXX)" or perhaps "Snail." You know, that new documentary movie on the
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mating habits of Snails. A great movie for children to see.
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T:"What's playing tonight?"
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U:"Oh, I'm sorry, we had to close the theater down."
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T:"Close it down?"
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U:"Yeah, it was demolished by mistake. They were supposed to knock down the
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building next door but they accidentally got the adresses mixed up and tore
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down the theater instead. We were all devistated."
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T:"What's showing tonight?"
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U:"We have Debbie Does Des Moines and Backdoor Bonanza part III."
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T:"Aren't those pornos?"
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U:"Well, yeah, of course. Didn't you hear about the hostile takeover? We're
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strictly a porno theater now but we WILL let your children in as long as
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you accompany them in inside. You know, we still want to promote that
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family image."
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Lemme tell ya, the customers' reactions are hilarious when you treat them this
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way. You might want to lug a video camera to the theater's lobby and tape all
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the angry people who drive there to yell at the manager. Here's a few ideas
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for forwarding a pizza place.
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1 "Domino's Pizza, would you like to try our special tonight, Froot Loop
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Pizza? If you order two of them you get a free 2 liter of milk!"
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2 "(Sing the lastest pizza jingle.)"
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3 "Hello?....Huh?....Who is this, I was sleeping. It's almost 8:30, you know!
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Listen here, punk. I HAVE fucking CALLER I.D. and I'll KILL you if you
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call me again!!!"
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U:"Domino's, may I help you?"
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T:"Yeah, I'd like a large mushroom pizza."
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U:"Oh, we're out of pizzas tonight, sir."
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T:"Out of pizzas?"
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U:"Yes, sir. We can still deliver you a Pepsi, though. Would you like a Pepsi
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tonight? We're having a special."
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U:"UPS, may I help you?"
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T:"I thought this was Pizza Hut."
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U:"Oh, it is, but we had a hostile takeover last week by the United Parcel
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Service so I have to answer the phone, 'UPS' now."
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T:"You were bought out by UPS?"
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U:"Yes, but we still offer the same quality service as ever and we deliver our
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pizzas in big, brown UPS trucks for fast, dependable service you can count
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on."
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