Originally posted by: Zakath15
Originally posted by: xirtam
Or better yet:
"In case of a bomb threat, read the following information:
I'm sorry <sir/maam>, but your bomb threat has been denied. Bombs are not welcome in this establishment. We are a law-abiding firm. Please remove your explosive device from the premises; it is not welcome here. Here's a business card, please call us if you have further questions regarding this matter.
We appreciate the support you would obviously contribute to this establishment if you were a more morally responsible individual, but tragic things do happen in everyday life. Please consult the yellow pages for trained consultants that will be able to help you through this time of great distress. You can find a complimentary copy on the shelf by the door on your way out.
Thank you, and have a nice day."
I've always wondered what a bomber would do if someone just hung up on them.
There are just so many things you can do with them.
Disgruntled employee approach:
"Sir, we don't take bomb threats seriously here. Period. End of statement. So if you're going to blow us up, blow us up already so we can get our insurance and close this business. You're still not getting any money."
Or the 17-year old blonde cheerleader approach:
"Wow, like, a real bomb? Gee, how would you get something like that in here? I can't even smuggle my makeup past the receptionist."
Or perhaps the old guy:
"Sonny, when I was your age, we had to walk 50 miles to work uphill both ways. We worked for every penny we got. Nowadays people feel like the have to throw bombs around and make all these threats for their money, or maybe use this whole Internet thing, I tell you, it's from the devil. And the democrats are stupid, are you one of them? I bet you don't even support our president. It's people like you that are responsible for inflation. You just don't get the picture, do ya."
Then you can take the foreign language approach:
"Eh? No hablo ingles, puede hablar en español, por favor?"
Or:
"I'm sorry, you've got the wrong number." <click>
Or:
"Jim? Is that you? Darned good to hear from you, how have you been all this time?"