answering stupid questions!

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jim

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lock haven, pa
yesterday I was answering security questions in order to get my medical records while online and one question was:
What was your telephone number when u were born? (include area code)

well I happen to be one of the very few who can remember their phone number when they were born. (note: I assume there are many young people today who might even remember their number even before they were born)

my home number, when born, was: 88
when I learned to talk, I could pick up the phone and say that I wanted to speak to dad, and they got him for me!
service was much better then!!!:sentimental:
 

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I think my fave "stupid question" is "May I have your telephone #" after you just punched it into "their" system so they could pull up your account information. What the hell? Next time it happens I am tellin them that I already entered it so figure it out pinhead:what:
 
jim said:
yesterday I was answering security questions in order to get my medical records while online and one question was:
What was your telephone number when u were born? (include area code)

well I happen to be one of the very few who can remember their phone number when they were born. (note: I assume there are many young people today who might even remember their number even before they were born)

my home number, when born, was: 88
when I learned to talk, I could pick up the phone and say that I wanted to speak to dad, and they got him for me!
service was much better then!!!:sentimental:
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At least we know it wouldn't have been telstra, they are hopeless
 
We wuz to poor to have a telephone. We sometimes paid the lady across the road on shilling to allow us to make a call but mainly we walked around to the next street to the red telephone box and made a local call for sixpence.
 
Same here. No telephone...phone box outside the train station was our method of communication.
 

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