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"What is that number you use to with holled your number on phone calls?"

What is that number you use to with holled your number on phone calls?

What is that number you use to with holled your number on phone calls?

Holled? That's an interesting spelling.

Anyway, not sure about the roaming hills you live in, but in England it's 141 then the number you want to dial.

Heh shut up it's too early in the morning to spell things properly. Anyway what do you mean roaming hills? I live in the capitol of Scotland.

*Bangs head on gcse English syllabus*

Goatboy wrote:
> *Bangs head on gcse English syllabus*

*GCSE

To withold numbers its 141.

Who are you planning on pranking?

Blank wrote:
> *GCSE

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G.C.S.E if we're going to split hairs my young apprentice.
Now go forth and annoy the mini-Blair, he's lurking and frothing himself into apoplectic rages of righteous indignity.

*Brodie voice*
Isn't that right Mr Dandy?

AfroJoe wrote:
> To withold numbers its 141.
>
> Who are you planning on pranking?

I'm not planning on pranking anyone but a friend of mine from school sent me an e-mail saying I had to urgently call her on a number. It seemed a bit suspicious and she has had a virus on her hotmail account as well so I thought if I phoned it but with held my number then even if it was a prank or something I wouldn't be giving them my home phone number.

Goatboy wrote:
> G.C.S.E if we're going to split hairs my young apprentice.

I couldn't resist the temptation of correction, sorry. :)

Fair enough, I'd do the same.

*hangs head*