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I guess the trouble with text messaging is that when you dial the wrong number, there’s nothing to filter you from spilling your guts to the wrong person – thus nothing to prevent that person from publishing said guts on the internet.
Anon said,
February 8, 2006 @ 11:57 pm
mean, u r.. funny as hell though! ;p
aynne said,
February 9, 2006 @ 12:15 pm
this cracks me up something similar happened to my friend – he got some random text about santa wanting to kidnap him.
bettina said,
February 14, 2006 @ 9:18 am
kadavy, i sent that to you in private, and now you broadcast to all of cyberspace??
we are soooooo over
J Craveiro said,
February 27, 2006 @ 2:19 pm
The other day, a coleague of mine received one (with no sender number), which consisted of arranging a rendez-vous (with the supposed recipient) to complete a drug deal transaction.
whitk said,
March 30, 2006 @ 5:26 am
Hah. that makes me wish that I had a phone that was text message enabled so I could recieve random phone messages. lol
vinnie said,
June 19, 2006 @ 11:59 am
ha, i keep waiting for the day when 1-900 #’s pick up on this idea. Except, don’t use a 1-900 number, use one of those long distance numbers that ppl don’t know they get charged a shitload from.
random send a text message to a bunch of cell phone numbers (you can do this easily via email.) And say something like:
hey hottie, it was great meeting you last week. i’ve only been thinking dirty thoughts, you should give me a ring back…..
kadavy said,
June 19, 2006 @ 12:37 pm
Vinnie, your suggestion is too good for you to be innocent.