Sexy road reports

Vance · 02-18-2005, 12:17 AM

TERRACE, B.C. (CP) - Northwest B.C. residents who dial a toll-free government number in the Terrace-area phone book to check on road conditions will get an explicit description.

Just not about roads. "Ummm, baby, you've dialled the right number, hot, wet and . . . ummmm . . .," the sexy female voice at the other end of the line moans, then gets into detail.

The 1-800 number for Ministry of Transport road report appears in the B.C. government blue pages of the northwest region directory.

But the number in the new edition of the phone book hooks callers up to a phone-sex line. The last digit is two numbers off.

A spokesperson for the ministry says the U.S. directory company that publishes the phone book never verified the information with them and it was a simple mistake.

The Utah-based company says it's a simple typo and it's considering withholding distribution of the rest of the books.

Source: www.cp.org/

Taylor · 02-18-2005, 12:22 AM

LOL....This has happened before (I think it happened to a states DMV too)

Whats funny about those numbers is they are just like sites on the web. Dial 1-800 (and insert dirty words), you'll likely get one of those sex lines.

Wanna play jokes on your hearie friends? Page them with those numbers and watch their reaction when they return the call

Vance · 02-18-2005, 12:44 AM

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Originally Posted by Taylor

Wanna play jokes on your hearie friends? Page them with those numbers and watch their reaction when they return the call

Heheh. I will try that one with my friends!

02-18-2005, 12:17 AM	#1 (permalink)
Vance Registered User Join Date: Apr 2004 Posts: 4,280	Sexy road reports TERRACE, B.C. (CP) - Northwest B.C. residents who dial a toll-free government number in the Terrace-area phone book to check on road conditions will get an explicit description. Just not about roads. "Ummm, baby, you've dialled the right number, hot, wet and . . . ummmm . . .," the sexy female voice at the other end of the line moans, then gets into detail. The 1-800 number for Ministry of Transport road report appears in the B.C. government blue pages of the northwest region directory. But the number in the new edition of the phone book hooks callers up to a phone-sex line. The last digit is two numbers off. A spokesperson for the ministry says the U.S. directory company that publishes the phone book never verified the information with them and it was a simple mistake. The Utah-based company says it's a simple typo and it's considering withholding distribution of the rest of the books. Source: www.cp.org/

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02-18-2005, 12:22 AM	#2 (permalink)
Taylor Banned Join Date: Oct 2004 Posts: 1,586	LOL....This has happened before (I think it happened to a states DMV too) Whats funny about those numbers is they are just like sites on the web. Dial 1-800 (and insert dirty words), you'll likely get one of those sex lines. Wanna play jokes on your hearie friends? Page them with those numbers and watch their reaction when they return the call