Lets make Friday 'Joke Day'!

Zeldman said:
867-5309...ask for Jenny...
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Fun fact, 867 was (still is I guess to the extent landlines exist) the prefix for my home town of Pesotum. I went to school with a girl named Jenny whose phone number was 867-5308. I don't believe anyone had the 5309 number, for obvious reasons.
 
Jim K said:
Fun fact, 867 was (still is I guess to the extent landlines exist) the prefix for my home town of Pesotum. I went to school with a girl named Jenny whose phone number was 867-5308. I don't believe anyone had the 5309 number, for obvious reasons.
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My grandparents’ prefix was 867…I never tried calling -5309 to see if it worked.

Our home number growing up was 354-5688…we got a lot of video request calls. (DIAL MTV, for those of you not old enough to remember Music TeleVision playing songs. ;)
 
I heard that container was full of v-band clamps...

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Wow, tracking software has gotten better than I thought!
 
As you get older, it's important to maintain a positive attitude.

For example: the other day, I fell down the stairs. Instead of getting upset, I thought to myself, "Wow, that's the fastest I've moved in years."
 
Flatiowa said:
And that lady’s and gentlemen is a perfect example of why you never make a bet with a stranger in a bar. (They left the bet part out of the caption).
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The first four words of the caption says, "To win a bet,"

Time for a new eye exam.
 
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