I changed my phone number, sort of

Hillbilly

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For those of you that have my phone number in your files, please subtract one number from it. That is the new number.

The old number ended in -87, the NEW one ends in -86, that's all.

If you need the whole number send me an email or a PM.

Thanks,

HB:D:D
 

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Hillbilly said:
For those of you that have my phone number in your files, please subtract one number from it. That is the new number.

The old number ended in -87, the NEW one ends in -86, that's all.

If you need the whole number send me an email or a PM.

Thanks,

HB:D:D
I'm not looking for your number, but what the hell happened? Give out good advise and now you're getting stalked? Some woman fall in love and trying to duck her?
 

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What a clever man...

What a clever man this HB.. next time expect Morse Code.. Way to go HB.. Next trip in August.. will call you .. Abul..


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Hillbilly

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Oh TOM! You made me laugh out loud!

Thank you so much, I really needed that!

Simple explanation really.

Way back in the early days of dial-up connections, I had two lines installed, one for the computer and one for telephone conversations.

With DSL the phone-only line was superfluous, but it would cost a small fortune to have Verizon come and change the DSL connection to it. It was much, much, much cheaper to have the filter installed on the computer line and do away with the -87 line. Got rid of quite a few thousand $$ a month that way.

Damn, Tom, I'm still grinnin'

HB :D:D:D:D