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The contest starts now and will end in 5 days, on August 20, 2006 at midnight. The winner will be announced no later than noon on August 21, 2006.
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i got this just the other day ... "hi (wrong person's name from the same company) this is Scott from the Dodge dealer, we were able to get you financed on that Charger you test drove, like you said your credit score wasnt that great and the collections hurt but since you make $46,000 we can work something out give me a call"
now all i have to do is watch the parking lot to see who the deadbeat is
-Ed
Posted by: Ed | Monday, August 14, 2006 at 05:36 PM
The company that I work for had received so many application from perspective employees that we started doing phone interviews instead of face to face. On one of these interviews I call and spoke to a woman, after asking her several question. I came to one question and I asked her is she could elavorate and she stated no. I gave her my cell phone number and told her that if she had any quesitons about the interview later she could call me.
Later on that day I recieved a message on my cell phone from the woman, the message stated the following
" I lied to you I can elaborate, I was just to embarrased to tell you, plus I did not know that they asked these kind of question at job interviews. I have only done it twice and it was because my boyfriend told me that I would taste good, I usually spit it out, but I have elavorated twice."
I could not believe what I had heard, I pass this message to everyone in the office and this became the joke of the building for about 2 years.
By the way the original question was have you done fileing in the past? her answer was yes, I asked can you elavorate? and she paused and then said no.
Posted by: James Garcia | Tuesday, August 15, 2006 at 09:16 AM
I used to live in L.A. and during the time that I lived there I attended some pretty wild parties and "nights out".
I woke up one morning in a strange house that I had never been in, sprawled out on the living room floor.
I went outside and couldn't find my car. I walked around a bit and still unable to find my car I went to use my cell. I noticed I had a message.
I listened to the half discernable message from myself, to myself, giving myself step by step instructions on how to get back to my car from the strange house....apparently, in my druken state, I had the forsight to realize I would never find my car from the house we were going to.
I found my car and made it back to my apartment safely...the whole thing felt like I had a message from the future to myself...call me Marty Mcfly.
Posted by: Jerald | Thursday, August 17, 2006 at 12:41 PM
I used to live in L.A. and during the time that I lived there I attended some pretty wild parties and "nights out".
I woke up one morning in a strange house that I had never been in, sprawled out on the living room floor.
I went outside and couldn't find my car. I walked around a bit and still unable to find my car I went to use my cell. I noticed I had a message.
I listened to the half discernable message from myself, to myself, giving myself step by step instructions on how to get back to my car from the strange house....apparently, in my druken state, I had the forsight to realize I would never find my car from the house we were going to.
I found my car and made it back to my apartment safely...the whole thing felt like I had a message from the future to myself...call me Marty Mcfly.
Posted by: Jerald | Thursday, August 17, 2006 at 12:42 PM
my friend used to have a cell phone that was one number off from former NBA player George Gervin … he would get wrong numbers for “The Iceman” (who is still very popular, at least in Texas and basketball circles) all the time, finally he just started answering them saying stuff like “of course The Iceman will be there, please add his good friend (my friends name) to the guest list as well” - the old Iceman shouldnt have relied on his cellphone number so much, i kind of used that as a lesson to watch where i used my #
Posted by: Rutger | Thursday, August 17, 2006 at 01:23 PM
My dad has never used a computer until about a week ago, when I
convinced him to check out going online so he can pick up golf news and
scores. I decided to set up a yahoo account for him and I e-mailed him
the username and password and he needs to login with.
This was an actual phone message I had in my voice mail the next day:
"Anthony, I'm trying to get to that yahoo thing and I can type in that
username but I think there is something wrong with the computer because
when I try to type in the password all I get is stars instead of any
letters, so I'm not sure how to type in the password."
Posted by: Anthony | Friday, August 18, 2006 at 07:35 AM