Wow.

Stinky sometimes turns the TV on and off from the remote, but that
would really scare me. ;)

Theresa
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LOL!!!

If it's any consolation, Harmony(RB) made a long-distance call when she
was a kitten.

I used to have a speakerphone which had several speed-dial buttons on it.
The way it worked was this: if you picked up the receiver and pressed one
of the speed-dial buttons, it immediately dialled the stored number. But
if you DIDN'T pick up the receiver before pressing the speed-dial button,
the speakerphone feature would be activated and the number would be
dialled.

One evening, as I sat reading the newspaper, Harmony walked across the end
table where I had the phone. She walked on the end tables all the time, so
the sight of her there was nothing unusual.

But what WAS unusual was a man's voice emanating from the direction of
said table, saying, "Hello? Hello?"

I thought, "Gee, that sounds like a radio on the end table".

"Um, I don't HAVE a radio on the end table. What IS that voice?" I looked
over and saw that the red speakerphone light was on.

"Crud! Harmony stepped on the speed dial!" I grabbed the phone. "Hello,
this is Donna. To whom am I speaking?"

It turned out to be my friend Donna's then-husband Kevin. Of course,
Harmony managed to step on the longest-possible long-distance call stored
on the entire phone (Philadelphia, PA to Massachusetts). But then again,
she also managed to call one of the numbers belonging to a person with
cats, so I'm not entirely convinced it was an accident. ;o)

I apologized and explained that the cat had activated the speed dial. "But
since I have you on the phone, is Donna there?"

I could tell from Kevin's voice that he was battling the urge to burst out
laughing on the spot. "No, I'm afraid she's out."

"Well, when she gets home, could you please tell her that Harmony called?"
He agreed to, and thus ended the conversation. I'm positive that the
moment he hung up, he split his sides laughing. :o)

He did deliver the message, though, because when my friend returned the
call, she asked for the cat. :o)

Donna, and the cats who haven't placed any phone calls YET, Captain and
Stanley

LOL!!!!!

Many years ago, we were sitting at home when we heard a faint phone
ringing....it sounded like it was in the room but at the same time a
long way off....we looked around.

Fugazi had the phone off its rest and was sitting on the buttons.

Yes it was someone else's phone ringing at the other end of the
line.... damn cat!!!!

We disconnected it and chased her off but we always wondered who she
was calling!

Lesley

Slave to the Fabulous Furballs

LOL!  Now you know who's been using up all your minutes!  ;>

Hugs,

CatNipped

I just wish my Punkin could make our dvd player work!  PatM

very

Wilson is just showing you how easy it is to use a mobile phone, Jean ;)
Best wishes,

Yay!  Way to go Wilson, get one over on your meowmie on the mobile!!  <g>

Tweed

Ooh, I hope he's had his operation, or else be might be calling "Slinky
Siamese Ladies Purr just for You" type numbers :-)

Yowie