>the number is 555...

>>81009795
These digits are 55

>so here's the plan...

>you just don't tangerine it, do you?

chek em

>>81011337
Leet numbers anon

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>character hangs up phone without saying goodbye

>>the number is 555...

>>81011498
>character calling goes straight to the subject without saying who he is or says "it's me"

>I'm on my period not tonight
Lies wemon love it when you snicker ther bloody snug holes

(555) 555-5555

Call me xoxo

Why so many clichés form hollywood

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>But you said...
>I KNOW WHAT I SAID

>Oh wait you were being serious

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>calls someone, its matter of life or death
>gets no answer
>doesn't bother sending a text

>>81009795
>my number is 555-
>HEY! thats the number they use in the movies!
>What did you think this was? Real life?

>>81011956
too deep

>>81009795
Thank retarded murrifats for that who were so damn fat and stupid to call numbers from movies and got actual people on the line

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>MC picks up the horn
>"Yeeeello!"

The digits are doubles

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>call 911
>what's the number?

>character perfectly remembers number, address or code mentioned once

>character picks up the phone
>Hello Operator?

>>81013979
>give me x
>operator patches through to the correct individual without having to ask whether or not this is the correct person

>>81013922
I can usually do that