Wrong numbers and disbelievers...

[avalera]

What is it about wrong numbers that makes the people who called you, not believe they are mistaken?

Example 1My caller ID has shown several calls from the Moy family. This family calls when I'm at work and no one is home, and they've also called very late at night. I've talked to them and they've asked for Lisa. When I tell them they have the

Comments

[gezellig_girl]

That cover of Mothering was on the first issue I ever read and it totally made my little mainstream brain a-splode.

My interests collage sucked. I'm all, "uh, yeah, not so much interested in the nudie ladies, thanks."

[avalera]

I think you'll get boobies and nekkid chicks regardless of what your interests are!

Hey, wish me luck, I'm writing an article and submitting it to Mothering/

[gezellig_girl]

Aside from the boobies, most of them just made no sense. My interest of "bruce springsteen circa 1978" gets me a result of one photo, of two dudes, neither of which are Mr Springsteen. WTF?

Nice -- what's your article about?

[avalera]

My angle is on becoming a natural living family, when the rest of my family isn't.

[avalera]

I'm thinking they believe we're lying. Bastards.

[missannethorpe]

I am assuming that since you have caller ID, you have their phone numbers? If so, you should begin to call them every night and repeatedly ask for the same people they are asking for.

[avalera]

That would be hilarious!

[sparrow_fox]

I get calls from Household bank all the time saying that someone named Sally Something or other owes them money and even though I don't have that name and she's been dead for over a year, they refuse to stop calling me.

Collections can be more than just a little annoying.