Tuesday, February 07, 2006
Phonespell.org
Somebody linked to phonespell.org from some forums I was browsing. I decided to enter my phone numbers and see what happened.
First, my cell phone. The only sensical one was "bier-856". Dictionary.com defines a bier as "the frame on which dead bodies were conveyed to the grave". Well, good to know that if I ever start a funeral home I'm all set. Too bad there wasn't another three in there, then I could have had "biere-56".
My home number, though, was a bit more interesting. For this one it actually managed to replace all the numbers with letters. And what words are equivalent to my home phone number? owl-milk.
First, my cell phone. The only sensical one was "bier-856". Dictionary.com defines a bier as "the frame on which dead bodies were conveyed to the grave". Well, good to know that if I ever start a funeral home I'm all set. Too bad there wasn't another three in there, then I could have had "biere-56".
My home number, though, was a bit more interesting. For this one it actually managed to replace all the numbers with letters. And what words are equivalent to my home phone number? owl-milk.
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Bier is also German for "beer", and 856 beers wouldn't be entirely objectionable.
Owl-milk is pretty funny.
I knew a guy when I was in grade 7 whose phone number spelled "mad-fuck", which he thought was supremely awesome.
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Owl-milk is pretty funny.
I knew a guy when I was in grade 7 whose phone number spelled "mad-fuck", which he thought was supremely awesome.
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