Is anyone else as annoyed\/surprised as me about the fact that my blog has basically been taken over by a discussion (if you could call it that?) of this 206-415-xxxx thing?<\/p>\n
The main post about me being annoyed\/confused by the phone call<\/a> currently has over 45<\/strong> comments! What sucks, though, is that most of these comments are of little help. Mostly it’s just some random person from Anywhere, U.S.A. throwing in a “me too!” And really, nobody cares, right?<\/p>\n For the record, I have taken no action. I haven’t gotten one of those calls for quite a few weeks now, so I’ve basically given up. I’ll leave it to all of these other people to contact the FCC and whatnot. Plus, the calls I am getting are different than the calls they are. The people posting comments are the dumbasses who call me<\/strong> back saying, “I’m calling you because your number showed up on my caller ID.”<\/p>\n Anyway, these comments have been discouraged me and sorta suppressed my desire to post anything more meaningful. I know it’s stupid, but it’s discouraging when the most popular post on your blog is about something so inane.<\/p>\n I’ll work on getting over this ego-blow, though. I promise. In the meantime, go ahead and reflect on the 206-415 nightmare that seems to be afflicting people coast-to-coast.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Is anyone else as annoyed\/surprised as me about the fact that my blog has basically been taken over by a discussion (if you could call it that?) of this 206-415-xxxx thing? The main post about me being annoyed\/confused by the phone call currently has over 45 comments! What sucks, though, is that most of these … Continue reading Damn 206-415<\/span>