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When did "No" become an invalid answer?	by Linfalgamo	2002-11-04 09:16:55
My answer	by nimdokk	2002-11-04 09:27:25
Yea ...	by Linfalgamo	2002-11-04 09:29:47
Fact or Fiction	by nimdokk	2002-11-04 09:36:32
I once heard that the computers which dialed were programmed to hang up if a voice did not answer (or something like that) and were set so that they would only respond if a loud voice answered, if you said "hello" in a rather quiet voice, it would not register and would simply not acknowledge that there was anyone there and so wouldn't go into its speil or notify a human that the phone had been answered. Don't know if its true or not but I've had it work occasionally (not often enough). The trick of course is to be able to think that quickly when you are still mostly asleep. :)
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I worked at	by MikeCDN	2002-11-04 09:45:22
Surveyers seem different to me	by tigermouse	2002-11-04 09:52:16
I like messing with their minds...	by kahuana	2002-11-04 10:53:56
I hated people like you	by MikeCDN	2002-11-04 11:03:23
awww...	by stargirl	2002-11-04 11:37:18
Yeah I did	by MikeCDN	2002-11-04 11:40:52
comfort	by stargirl	2002-11-04 12:02:08
yeah yeah	by MikeCDN	2002-11-04 12:05:32
I'm not a number.	by kahuana	2002-11-04 13:06:09
um...	by MikeCDN	2002-11-04 13:28:26
thanks	by nimdokk	2002-11-04 09:55:26
I think true to some degree	by varikin	2002-11-04 10:16:35
The telezapper works by	by borg389	2002-11-04 10:43:29
zapper devices	by OddParity	2002-11-04 11:02:50
my answering machine stops	by DragonLady	2002-11-04 22:09:27

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