How not to call home

Soldier accidentally calls home during firefight.

I must confess to being surprised that the phone worked out there.

Maybe he was fed up with his mother asking how his day was.

[ATT guy]
Can you hear me now?

Good.

Now get me some more GD ammo!
[/ATT guy]

“Please don’t let grandma hear” all the swearing? That’s precious. :smiley:

[QUOTE=Quartz]
I must confess to being surprised that the phone worked out there.
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Our son was stationed in Fallujiah. He had a global phone and was able to call his (now ex)wife every day, sometimes several times a day.

(Yes, I know Iraq is not Afghanistan.)

[QUOTE=nd_n8]
[ATT guy]
Can you hear me now?

Good.

Now get me some more GD ammo!
[/ATT guy]
[/QUOTE]

Yeah, I’d like to see the network try to take care of that situation.

I didn’t know people had redial buttons on their cells…mine never have them.

[QUOTE=Freudian Slit]
I didn’t know people had redial buttons on their cells…mine never have them.
[/QUOTE]

Most phones will redial if you hit send twice.

My old cell phone would call the first person in my address book while it was in my pocket until I figured out how to disable the keypad.

[QUOTE=LurkMeister]
My old cell phone would call the first person in my address book while it was in my pocket until I figured out how to disable the keypad.
[/QUOTE]

My husband does that a lot. It’s irritating. Particularly when his phone left messages in my voice mail that went on endlessly. I usually called him back a little later and left a VM telling him, "Your dick called me again today. Please lock your phone or I will relay the next message through your ass. :wink:

Shouldn’t that be swearing *without *abandon?

[QUOTE=Brown Eyed Girl]
Shouldn’t that be swearing *without *abandon?
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n.

  1. Unbounded enthusiasm; exuberance.
  2. A complete surrender of inhibitions.

(ie. the story used it correctly)

[QUOTE=Really Not All That Bright]
n.

  1. Unbounded enthusiasm; exuberance.
  2. A complete surrender of inhibitions.

(ie. the story used it correctly)
[/QUOTE]

Thank you. Ignorance fought. At least now I’ll use it correctly in the future. :smack: :o