Posted by 'Dukes |
9/6/2004 5:07 PM | remove |
We used to just be able to dial "2-3452" .
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Posted by Samurai |
9/6/2004 5:10 PM | remove |
in Moriah when I was a wee little lad, our phone number was PH-7889 and that was 1973-1975
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Posted by Bratchny |
9/6/2004 6:35 PM | remove |
The billboards along route 17 have phone numbers such as KL5-1234
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Posted by nostra-YOUPPI! |
9/19/2004 9:22 AM | remove |
yeah where i lived my number as a child was OXford1-1504
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Posted by Agent Skelly |
6/22/2005 9:16 PM | remove |
Everyone in my family remembers my great grandmother's phone number as Transit 5-4327
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Posted by nobody |
10/21/2005 8:05 PM | remove |
Cool!N.
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Posted by TurboZutek |
12/11/2006 7:12 AM | remove |
I remember when you could just dial '7' and be instantly connected to your loved ones abroad, fighting the great war.
We didn't have constant velocity joints on those days of course, so most cars and vans were rear wheel drive.
Oh, I can still hear the smell of onions on an open fire.
etc etc etc...
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Posted by bornrite1sttime |
9/26/2007 4:37 AM | remove |
244 isn't a local exchange any more, at least not to the best of my knowledge.
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Posted by TomUE |
1/5/2008 6:34 PM | remove |
I have a telephone from 1927 and it says "7878" in the center of the rotary. I hooked it into my land line. Everyone says I sound like I'm talking through a tin can when I use it.
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