Little Irony

[FarmerChick]

 

[CrimsonRose]

 

[Quail_Antwerp]

o. m. g. !

 

[~gd]

That's like when I told the head of our Local phone company (local and wired) that the only reason I bought a throwaway cell phone was so that I could call and report that my wired phone was out of order AGAIN.~gd

 

[curly_kate]

I had a similar experience when I emailed our local phone company to report an outage, and they emailed back to ask me to call them.

 

[FarmerChick]

LOL

those are funny situations


I have an old rotary phone. It works in outages. I have it up on top shelf in the closet. The old princess phone.
When power goes out I lose phone etc. So I plug up my princess and call everyone I need, which is not many lol

I have been looking and looking for another phone and can't find one....cause mine is getting very old now. I think I might hit the internet and find myself a new princess phone since I sure can't get one in the store.

 

[miss_thenorth]

I had a similar experience when I emailed our local phone company to report an outage, and they emailed back to ask me to call them.

My phone service was out, and my cell pohone was out of minutes, so I got on the computer and got on the Bell website. I figured I would email them to see if htey could come and check my line, so I clicked on 'contact us'. they had their phone number, fax number, and a mailing address. But it said if you are experineceing difficulties with your phone line, pleas call 310-BELL

 

[Dawn419]

I love these kind of things!

A few months ago, my mom, niece and I went to a Storm Spotters class in Mountain View, AR that was sponsored by NOAA. We went just for the interest in knowing what to watch the sky for and ended up earning a certificate for our time.

My favorite part was to call or e-mail them (NOAA) if you spot a storm happening in your area.

Um, hello? If it looks like we've got a storm heading this way I've got the computer off and everything unplugged and I turn off my phone, too.