Where are the Lines Between a Compliment, Flirting, and Just Plain Creepy?

[missy2shoes]

Yup

 

[SamIam]

how come you call them sms then....... why not just text messaging

 

[missy2shoes]

dunno......I guess over here everyone knows what sms is .....we say texting too

 

[SamIam]

I've texted someone over seas before and youguys have the looooooongest phone numbers EVER

 

[missy2shoes]

hahahahaha.........in South Aust. we put 08 as our area code.....soooo I'll make this up......uhmmm a typical number in SA would be....08 88321 111.......then of course ya have to add the international number before it if ringing overseas

 

[SamIam]

seee thats what im talkin about! our numbers arent nearly that long! heres an example... an area code here is three numbers so 802 then the phone number like 549-6725 and thats it.

 

[missy2shoes]

plus the international number??

 

[SamIam]

well if i was dialiang overseas yeah.. our is 011 to get out of the u.s. so it would be 011 whatever your country code is.. then 802-564-9875

 

[missy2shoes]

Sometimes do ya have letters mixed in?

 

[SamIam]

no. we never have letters mixed in, its always numbers. Do you guys have letters mixed in?

 

[missy2shoes]

nope......well sometimes letters are used as a reminder..........like if I said 1800 REVERSE...........the letters correspond with the number on the key pad....so it's easier to remember.....does that make sense? lol

 

[SamIam]

whaaaaaaaaaaat??? lol noo that didnt make any sense at all

 

[missy2shoes]

hahahaha..................I didn't think so LOL

 

[SamIam]

oooohhhhhhhhhh hold on i think i know what your saying!!! 1800 so the letters on the keypad spell out reverse and its the same thing as typing 1800

 

[missy2shoes]

sort of.....REVERSE.....on ya key pad has the numbers.......7383773..........since that is a hard number to remember....we use the word idea instead.....

 

[SamIam]

LOL yeah ......... i might never wanna move to australia... i woudlnt know my phone number or anyone elses

 

[MusicalMe]

Here's a funny bit about UK phone numbers:

[video]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HWc3WY3fuZU[/video]

 

[missy2shoes]

LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I laughed my sides off hahahaha.......11......................................................................................3 LOL

 

[Narn]

Very nice I needed a good laugh this afternoon

 

[southgal]

I'VE GOT A CREEPY STORY FOR YA-THIS WOMAN CAME INTO WHERE I WORK AND SAID THAT SHE THOUGHT HER SON, WHO LIVED IN ANOTHER STATE, MIGHT BE A GOOD MATCH FOR ME. SO I AGREED TO TALK TO HIM ON THE PHONE. WELL, IN THE VERY FIRST CONVERSATION HE MAKE A COMMENT ABOUT "THE LAKE OF FIRE". THAT SHOULD HAVE BEEN MY FIRST SIGN BECAUSE ,MAYBE IT'S JUST ME, BUT I WOULDN'T THINK THAT WOULD BE A TOPIC OF CONVERSATION WHEN YOUR JUST GETTING TO KNOW SOMEONE. AFTER THAT HE MANAGED TO WORK THE PHRASE "LAKE OF FIRE" INTO EVERY CONVERSATION EXCEPT FOR ONE. WELL, ONE DAY I TOOK MY MOM TO THE HOSPITAL IN THE NEXT COUNTY FOR HER YEARLY MAMMOGRAM, WHILE I WAS SITTING IN THE WAITING ROOM, THIS GUY WALKS IN, AND GUESS WHO IT WAS. I KNEW IT WAS HIM BECAUSE HIS MOTHER HAD SHOWN ME TWO PICTURES OF HIM. HE DIDN'T INTRODUCE HIMSELF, HE JUST SIT IN A CORNER AND LOOKED AT ME EVERY ONCE IN A WHILE. WHEN MOM AND I LEFT, HE FOLLOWED US DOWN THE HALL UNTIL WE ESCAPED INTO THE WOMENS RESTROOM. LATER THAT DAY HE CALLED ME AT WORK AND STARTED ASKING ME WHAT I HAD DONE THAT DAY, AND THEN ASKED IF I KNEW WHAT HE LOOKED LIKE. I TOLD HIM THAT I DIDN'T THINK IT WOULD WORK OUT BETWEEN THE TWO OF US, BUT I STILL HAD PHONE CALLS FOR A WHILE WHERE NO ONE WOULD ANSWER.