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The rejection line has been around for quite some time. Since 2001/2002. As am sure is apparent, was developed for singles who did not wish to give someone their real number, yet were not shrewd enough to simply reject the person outright.

Quite brilliant, actually.
 
Originally posted by: DougK62
You'd have to be a big renob to call some strange number with no explanation.
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While at times true, a simple search reveals what the number is, and how benign (no discreet transfers to 900 numbers that show up on one's phone bill, etc) the resultant call is.
 
ahahahahahahhaha that's coool.


man, i'mma going to tell my x that i got a new phone number and give her this! muahahahaha
 
Originally posted by: ActuaryTm
Originally posted by: DougK62
You'd have to be a big renob to call some strange number with no explanation.
Click to expand...
While at times true, a simple search reveals what the number is, and how benign (no discreet transfers to 900 numbers that show up on one's phone bill, etc) the resultant call is.
Click to expand...
damn the sample mp3s dont' seem to work. I wanted to hear the reaction section...
 
Originally posted by: ActuaryTm
The rejection line has been around for quite some time. Since 2001/2002. As am sure is apparent, was developed for singles who did not wish to give someone their real number, yet were not shrewd enough to simply reject the person outright.

Quite brilliant, actually.
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fixed
 
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