Do you receive them or do you make them? I get em all the time~

Alot more recently~~

when we were around 13 we used to make them

i get hang-up calls alot, one day i got them every 2 minutes for 3 hours, i just let the voice mail catch it....

When I was a kid some friends and I would open the phone book and randomly pick peoples names and call them to remind them to be up early for 6 am ready for the fishing trip or sometimes asking for people that don't live there

Mach said:

I know. Fun times. We stopped when Caller ID became popular. We even used to call businesses.

Used to do it when I was a kid/teenager, but not anymore.

Someone tried to do a Bart Simpson phone call on me at work one day,
all I said was,
"Who? Who? Sorry, can you repeat that? What? Say it again? I can barely hear you....
I don't know anyone by that name... Can you please hold?".

They hung up on me.

Another time we got several hang ups in a row, I did a *69, and prank called them right back,
I called just as many times as they called, and then they *69 us and called us back but I just picked up the phone and hung it up without saying anything.
Around 10 minutes later a legitimate call came through and they've been trying to get through.

Me and workmates used to make some to eachothers when neither customers nor the boss were in sight. Being a receptionist can be a bitch when all you can do is waiting for time to fly

don't get em and haven't made one since I was young... thats just so eighth grade

Hotel said:

No. But there are some hysterical ones on Howard Stern!

Ace said:

"This is Ethel."

My mom said that when she was a kid she would order food and have it delivered to the neighbor's house and then watch out the window when it came and the people were angry.



My mom is such a rebel.

roodboi said:

"Twat cream? Hang on... [OFF PHONE]: Do we have any twat cream?"

roodboi said:

"I'll fuck you and your son six ways to Sunday."

Ace said:

"DONE DEAL PAL!!"

"I'll pay ya to meet ya!!!"

roodboi said:

"I'm Scoresman, asshole - who do ya think I am?!"

hokie said:

I did that too When I was 15 I ordered pizza (or chinese food) and had it delivered to the house across the street. It was funny to see the pizza delivery guy go to that home and be turned away

Another prank my friends and I would do was knock on someones door or doorbell the home, run and hide and see if they open the door

Another one my friends and I did was throw water balloons at peoples front doors

Ace said:

"Herro"

"Who is this?"

"Maury Povich"

"I dont know you Maury Povich"

"Jump for cock, Jump for cock!!!"

roodboi said:

"Bring down your cock and I fix it."

Ace said:

"Mitur Binesderty?"

roodboi said:

"Ticky-tie-main! Ticky-tie-main!"

Ace said:

"Can you excuse me while I dabble my wang with latex??"

"Excuse me but aren't you a grimey mexican?"


:fallthefuckoff:

When we were kids we used to call people up and say things like "If u squawk like a chicken for 30 seconds you will win a dinner box of KFC", after they did we would laugh and say "its called a quarter pack you dumb muthafxxka" and hang up, thinking back it was probably quite stupid.
2 years ago I worked at a company that took calls for infomercials regarding animal, child sponsorship appeals and mormon church. The amount of pranks we got there, virtually every call was a prank. The worst were World Vision where people would say they wanted a 12 year Sudanese girl to buy or they would pay for sponsorship in trees and other racist crap. The Mormon callers were always the least educated people in the absolute poorest and most ghetto areas who spoke no English, one thought they would bring food.

When I was a teenager, my friend and I use to crank call friends or random names out of a phonebook, pretending to be an unknown radio station. We had a whole script and I use to play soundeffects from a synth to make it sound more realistic.
The basic premise was we would call a number, and everyone would answer the phone with "Hello", and we would explain because they didn't answer their phone with "2KZW, the station all of Sydney is listening to" (which was classic in itself because it was a fake station that no-one had heard of because it didn't exist) they had missed out on winning $10,000. However we would send out a "2KZW, Im listening to you" bumper sticker. It was so cool to make people think they have just lost out on $10K to win a bumper sticker (which we never sent out) it was awesome!

roodboi said:

"I'm working at the supermarket."

Back in the mid 90's, when I was a teenager, my friends and I used to prank like it was nobody's buisness. We would stay at someones house on the weekend and prank all night long. Good times. We liked to call the help lines, such as Boys Town. We would also call airlines and bars.
With caller id, I can't imagine that many kids are able to do this anymore. That is kind of sad in my opinion.

Steadwood said: