So... Anyone gonna be brave enough to call that number?

pokenonymous said:
So... Anyone gonna be brave enough to call that number?

>_>'

pokenonymous said:
So... Anyone gonna be brave enough to call that number?

Actually, you won't get anything in response if you call that number. Fun fact, all 555- numbers don't work specifically for fictional use, like in movies, TV shows, or in this case, a porn comic. It's so the creators of the show don't have to put out a real phone number and risk getting prank called or something. If you pay attention while watching TV shows and movies, you'll notice almost all of them have 555- numbers, and this is the reason why.

However, if you do see something and the number doesn't have 555- in it, you should totally give it a call 'cause it may be an easter egg. Better Call Saul did this where you could call a phone number and get the voicemail of the character whose number it was.

this comic be hot

Note: it doesn't actually say it doesn't wear off, just implies that the dealer has stuff to make it wear off faster.

Wanna bet it does at an awkward moment for Esther?

Niftyness said:
Actually, you won't get anything in response if you call that number. Fun fact, all 555- numbers don't work specifically for fictional use, like in movies, TV shows, or in this case, a porn comic. It's so the creators of the show don't have to put out a real phone number and risk getting prank called or something. If you pay attention while watching TV shows and movies, you'll notice almost all of them have 555- numbers, and this is the reason why.

However, if you do see something and the number doesn't have 555- in it, you should totally give it a call 'cause it may be an easter egg. Better Call Saul did this where you could call a phone number and get the voicemail of the character whose number it was.

vault-tec had something similar as well... but the number is broken now.

too short! too short!

vulpeslaslunes said:
vault-tec had something similar as well... but the number is broken now.

Glad to know I can’t be safe from the threat of nuclear annihilation

wigeon said:
Actually, you won't get anything in response if you call that number. Fun fact, all 555- numbers don't work specifically for fictional use, like in movies, TV shows, or in this case, a porn comic. It's so the creators of the show don't have to put out a real phone number and risk getting prank called or something. If you pay attention while watching TV shows and movies, you'll notice almost all of them have 555- numbers, and this is the reason why.

However, if you do see something and the number doesn't have 555- in it, you should totally give it a call 'cause it may be an easter egg. Better Call Saul did this where you could call a phone number and get the voicemail of the character whose number it was.

Well, I learned something new today.

So uh.... what things did she have in mind?

user_240782 said:
Actually, you won't get anything in response if you call that number. Fun fact, all 555- numbers don't work specifically for fictional use, like in movies, TV shows, or in this case, a porn comic. It's so the creators of the show don't have to put out a real phone number and risk getting prank called or something. If you pay attention while watching TV shows and movies, you'll notice almost all of them have 555- numbers, and this is the reason why.

However, if you do see something and the number doesn't have 555- in it, you should totally give it a call 'cause it may be an easter egg. Better Call Saul did this where you could call a phone number and get the voicemail of the character whose number it was.

Actually, it has to be (toll free area code) 555-xxxx. This number could belong to someone

Bad dragon's