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What is the significance of that phone number??
Is this some sort of a thing only you old people would understand??? :confused:
Punk. ::hal::Quote:
Originally Posted by POS Racing
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6c...-jenny-8675309
EDIT: 1982 - POS was into Culture Club and totally missed Tommy Tutone. He wanted everyone to call him 'Boy Meesh'. :cat:
Yer kiddin' right?Quote:
Originally Posted by POS Racing
I was just a pup in 1982! ::Baby::Quote:
Originally Posted by Kestrel
What is really sad is this reminded me of the days when you didn't have to dial the area code if you were calling within your own area code. I still don't understand why that is needed.
File photo of Titus Dialing all 10 digits!Quote:
Originally Posted by Titus
http://pro.corbis.com/images/42-2056...951C21B3A75%7D
I still have "Tommy Tutone" on vinyl. ;)
http://www.myspace.com/tommytutoneband
HAH!Quote:
Originally Posted by POS Racing
You make it sound like you are younger than me. ::Banana::
I remember when our telephone number was BL5-1503 (BL was short for Blackburn, the exchange in which we were located. Think Pennsylvania 6-5000) And we didn't need no steenking area code in those days.Quote:
Originally Posted by Titus
My mom grew up on a farm and her phone was 2 longs and a short.
They did'nt get a rotary dial until the early 60's.
Someone want to translate that for us non-ancient folks. ::OldMan::Quote:
Originally Posted by cam76034
BR6-1050 and you didn't have to dial the exchange (first three numbers) if you were calling in the same exchange.
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Originally Posted by black roadster
I was teasing. I'm a fan of Big Band.
Sulphur Springs used to be that way up until about 10 years ago. Even though all the land lines I can think of are still an 885 exchange, you now have to dial TEN EFFING DIGITS to reach the party you wish to speak to. Thank you, cell phones. Thank you, technology. Thank you, PUC. God luv ya. God help ya.Quote:
Originally Posted by creek
We had a partyline and MUtual 3-5606 ;)
I can do that song :)
Looks like it ended up going for $186,853.09. Must be a hell of a DJ biz.