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August 27th, 2005
 | 10:04 am - Freaky weird message on my answering machine
I got home last night to a blinking on my machine, and pushed play, assuming it was probably some telemarketer's lame attempt to convince me to take out a loan, or buy their product (or vote Republican, though I already do so).
Instead, I hear this:
Robert [gibberish last name]. Wanted. Dead or alive.
Robert [more gibberish]. Wanted. Dead. Or alive.
In a thick, probably Spanish- or Armenian-accented male voice.
That was it. I stood there thinking, what on earth? What do they expect me to do, ask some guy his name, recognize it, and call the cops? I seriously doubt that the San Fernando Valley is full of potential vilgilantes, but this call has made me doubt that assessment just a tad.
Or it could be some weird new form of phone-pranking.
Current Mood: weirded out
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Lots of people call your number thinking you're some other person...even some spanish folk. Maybe it was a prank call meant for someone else? That IS sorta creepy though. Yeah, that could be. But it's STILL freaky. | From: | (Anonymous) |
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| Date: | August 28th, 2005 10:33 pm (UTC) |
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Sounds like a prank.
Hmm, spanish accent. Maybe Strong Bad...
-JD | From: | (Anonymous) |
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| Date: | August 30th, 2005 07:47 pm (UTC) |
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BTW, do you have your number on the National Do-Not-Call list? I've got mine on it, and it's unlisted, so I never ever ever get any telemarketers. It's lovely. :-)
-JD I don't. Doesn't that cost money? | From: | (Anonymous) |
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| Date: | August 30th, 2005 08:18 pm (UTC) |
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Not a penny. I did it back when they were starting up the list, but it may take a month or two when signing up now to get on the list. It's definitely worth it, tho.
https://www.donotcall.gov/default.aspx
-JD Excellent. Done and done. |
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