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Joey DoWop Dee
Remember: It is To Laugh
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> Joey DoWop Dee
> Remember: It is To Laugh
LMHO! My Harmony(RB) did this with a speakerphone I used to have.
There I was, sitting in the chair next to the end table where the
speakerphone was located, reading the newspaper. Miss Harmony decided
that I was giving attention to that dumb ol' paper that I should have
been giving to HER, so she walked over to let me know.
Her "shortest distance to Meowmy" route included walking across the
end table. Including, apparently, stepping on one of the speed-dial
buttons on the speakerphone.
I looked up from my newspaper after hearing a man's voice saying,
"Hello? Hello?" I thought, "That sounds like a radio on my endtable."
<pause>
<realization>
"I don't HAVE a radio on my end table! What am I hearing?" I looked
over and sure enough, the red "speakerphone" button was lit. "Oh,
shoot -- there's a call on my phone!" I grabbed the receiver.
"Hi, this is Donna, to whom am I speaking?"
"This is [now-ex-husband of my friend]", he said.
"I'm sorry -- my cat stepped on the speed dial and called you. But
since I have you on the line, is [friend] there?"
"No, sorry, she's not home."
"When she gets in, could you please tell her that Harmony called?"
In a voice that, I could tell, was him trying his best not to laugh
his head off right into the phone, he said, "I'll do that".
And he did. LOL. Later that evening, my friend called back and asked
to speak to the cat. :o)
BTW... of COURSE Harmony picked the farthest-away long distance number
on the whole speakerphone to step on. She couldn't step on a local
number, oh no, it had to be the most expensive number I had saved.
Then again, it was also the number where the most cats resided. :o)
Maybe she was just trying to call her cousins Tigger and Melissa for a
chat.
Donna, and the cats who haven't placed any phone calls YET, Captain
and Stanley