What the...?!?!

[Belen]

Belen wrote: "It is the new cell line censor policy. All porn messages are returned at ungodly hours. You shouldn't leave those types of messages, you darn, dirty mouse!"

And you speak from experience?

You should know, my dear.

 

[Del]

I'm thinking virus. This sounds like the forwarding function of "I Love You" type bugs.

 

[Steve Jung]

I get that sometimes too with Verizon. But my messages are coming back weeks later. Oooh.

 

[DarrenGMiller]

I once was driving down the road with my cell phone in my door pocket when I saw the light come on, it dialed - by itself - and called someone in my contacts list. I picked up the phone and told the person what happened and had a conversation with her, but it was strange. My phone just wanted someone to talk to I guess.

DM

 

[Mark CMG]

That was my first thought. But I checked and nope, I had mine. And I know I can't have misdialed the number, because I called her through my contacts list, and because I got her voice mail the previous day. :\

Well, that is strange. It's very curious. Maybe you can get some mileage out of it as a modern story plot twist or device. Keep us in the loop!

 

[Angel Tarragon]

Very weird indeed. Happened to my dad once. He has Verizon too.

 

[WayneLigon]

Are you sure the message wasn't "Don't go to the dentist! The survival of Earth depends on it!"

 

[Angel Tarragon]

Are you sure the message wasn't "Don't go to the dentist! The survival of Earth depends on it!"

I guess he could be The One.

 

[Rel]

I think I'd start leaving myself messages each day with the winning lottery numbers, just on the off chance that Verizon screws up badly and sends one into the past.

 

[Angel Tarragon]

I think I'd start leaving myself messages each day with the winning lottery numbers, just on the off chance that Verizon screws up badly and sends one into the past.

I'll have my dad follow suit. Hehe.