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Music – Tommy Tutone – Jenny (867-5309)
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probability ity?
I know. I laughed more at that than at the actual graph.
It would make more sense if the person could remember his home and cell numbers, but funny nonetheless.
My boyfriend can never remember his own cell number. His excuse is that he never calls his own cell and therefore has never had any reason to remember it. Besides, if someone asks him for it, he can always just get out his cell and look it up…
I then point out that I’ve had my cell phone number for just as long as he has, and never have any trouble remembering mine.
Because I remember things I hear more than things I see, I swear it took me around half a year to remember my cell-phone number.
And this song is one of the many reasons I refuse to answer to Jenny.
And that’s NOT my phone number
and what about “0118 999 881 999 119 725 3″ in IT crowd?
Ha! I remember going over and over that just to learn it!
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Guess what my number is!
1 415 926 5358 (extension 979)
let me guess, do you live in oregon?
If so it’s a heck of a drive to work.
If only they gave an area code. We could see what that number really is. Or if you’re lucky enough to live in the same area.
It was a cali area code (LA?), and was a real number. I want to say that they have pretty much gotten this number out of the books since this GD song came on the scene.
Graph is incorrect. What if the number for a good time is also the number for your mom?
Golf clap.
Good show!
call 1 800 267 2001 Alaaaaarm Force!
or
800 588 2300 Em-pire!
Jingles really are useful if ever I need an alarm system or carpeting installed.
And what was the name of that song anyway? The 867 53 oh nineine song.
1 8hundred m a t t r e s
oh, and another easy number to remember… 69.
it doesn’t have to be phone numbers only, does it?
Austin Powers: Who does Number Two work for?
nevermind. Ignore the last sentence of my last comment. I scrolled back up and feel like an idiot.
That’s…odd. my cell is 867-5309. I’m not MY idea of a good time, and I’m pretty sure I’m not anyone else’s either…
I’m my idea of a good time…
I would actually kill to take that number off of your hands…
Well, I remember both my own cell number and home number, since I have to give it out to people all the time. And people who don’t know what number they have always seems stupid.
And and and, I kind of remember 911.
NEVAR FORGET.
i remember mr cell and home phone;
wouldn’t you feel kinda dumb if someone asks for one of those, and you’re like ‘i don’t know it’….
“8-6-7-5-3-0-9. That’s it. No wait that’s not it. Damn you Tommy Tutone!”
classic Family Guy. Also in that episode was Culture Club’s hit, to which we find that Stewie likes it.
probability makes me go crazy.. yeah!! =)
tommy tutone reference win