Call It What You Want...

I am still receiving AOL Instant Messages on my phone.

The next option is to change my number. I don't care to do that. I finally got onto the "no call" list and don't care to go through that again. ("Most of our pay-ahead customers don't get telemarketing calls," said Cody. Yeah. Mine did.) I think I just sit back and let it ride.

Recently I received a "Hey Sexxxy" message from Amadolla. I decided that it would be worth it to reply and let her know that I don't think she'd find me sexxxy at all. Apparently I am her ex, no less, and I really did a number when I dumped her. Incidentally, I'm in the Marines. Could it be the same person after all?

I told her my name's Jenny and I'm just a mom in the burbs (somewhere -- she doesn't need to know where). She says "I've" been on her buddy list for years and why did she get a message from this screen name if it's not her ex? I tried to explain that AOL's been a bit messed up and so on.

She ended up saying I was (blank)in lying to her and she would never talk to me again.

So far, everyone that I've TOLD what's going on, I've stopped getting messages from. "Momwith"etc and a couple others I haven't replied to, but think I'll probably have to in order to stop getting their messages too.

T-mobile people have "never heard" of this before.

Yeah. Whatever.