January 2009 Classic Motorsports, Page 112, "Helping Hands: Meet the Analog PDA"
i LOL'd. who's responsible for that?
January 2009 Classic Motorsports, Page 112, "Helping Hands: Meet the Analog PDA"
i LOL'd. who's responsible for that?
mel_horn wrote: There's a local plumber that has that as their phone # and the TV ads use the "Jenny" tune...
Brilliant!
When I went to college that song was at the height of its popularity, and the exchange for that area (Bethlehem, PA) was 867. Of course 3,000 freshmen all called 867-5309, but the number had already been disconnected.
AngryCorvair wrote: January 2009 Classic Motorsports, Page 112, "Helping Hands: Meet the Analog PDA" i LOL'd. who's responsible for that?
That's Per's handiwork, Nancy's wonderful pen[woman]ship, and my lovely hand modeling.
I've got a Super-duper X-mas surprise for the first one to identify Tommy TuTone's real name in a PM to me...
Awesome, I never win any swag!
And, if you look at my subscription history, I've currently run out...but I'll be sure to re-up once I get a little Christmas money!
Now that the swag is gone can you reveal the answer? I could google it, but I need something to look forward to this season :)
Datsun1500 wrote:mel_horn wrote: There's a local plumber that has that as their phone # and the TV ads use the "Jenny" tune...Actually it is a nationwide chain Ben Franklin Plumbing 866-867-5309 That is actually a very hard number to get in all area codes because people keep it as advertising, hard number to forget....
Gem Plumbing in RI has it, too
http://www.gemplumbing.com/contact.html
They trademarked it here
Tommy Suddard wrote: Am I missing something?
SIGH
[snooty maitre d' in Ferris Bueller]I weep for the future[/snooty maitre d' in Ferris Bueller
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lqUPApCUt90
Sarah Young wrote: Yes, Tommy.
"Yes, Tommy, you are missing something," says the barely-legal hipster who heard Jenny Jenny on Retro Night at the roller rink.
Giggity.
Roller rink? Jeez, Angry, you're showing your age there.
Kids these days don't go to the roller rink. I'm not sure what they do, but they'll never thrill to the sound of "couple skate, couples skate only" as the opening strains of "Dreamweaver" blast out from a sub-par PA system.
Happy birthday!
When I heard it at the roller rink it was a new release, the bastard DJ wouldn't play Nazareths "Hair of the dog" though.
shiny happy person Bob Costas.
Tim Baxter wrote: Roller rink? Jeez, Angry, you're showing your age there. Kids these days don't go to the roller rink. I'm not sure what they do, but they'll never thrill to the sound of "couple skate, couples skate only" as the opening strains of "Dreamweaver" blast out from a sub-par PA system. Happy birthday!
These kids today don't know what their missing.
Tommy, just like half of us don't know what texting is, some don't know Jenny's number. They're either old farts or damn kids. I'm in between.
When PLOS, ask them.
When that song first came out I remember calling it (with 312 area code, Chicagoland) and getting a recording saying:
"Hey, this is Tommy Tu-tone thanks for listening to my new hit...blah blah blah buy it at so and so stores...."
I think I was 13 or so. Back then my mode of transportation was my Race Inc. BMX bike!
i was board at work and punched it into our scales, and it is the code for grupper fillets (8)6753(09)
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