I'm pretty sure someone is trying to call me. From the future. No, really.
Sometime last year, the phone rang and Ola picked up. It was a guy, sounding distant and echoey. He said something like "HELLOO? CAN YOU HEAR ME? HELLOO?", some static, then a click and a beep. His voice was really distorted. We thought nothing of it, since our number is one digit off a taxi number and thus we often get wrong numbers.
Towards the end of the year, the phone rang and I picked it up - it was a guy, sounding distant, echoey, panicked and distorted. "HELLOO? CAN YOU HEAR ME?! HELLO?!", static, click, beep. I was instantly reminded of when Ola told me about her answering an identical call many months before. I joked about it being a guy from the future, reminded of the south park episodes where Cartman called himself. It was almost exactly like that.
Yesterday, the phone rang, and guess who it was! Future-man. He sounded panicked, distorted, distant and echoey. "HELLOO? CAN YOU HEAR ME? HELLOO?!", static, click, beep. It was 100% identical to when I last took the call, again many months before, except he sounded more rushed this time. Of course, each time it was a little faster than that one sentence; I'd try to talk to him, say hi, I can hear him, etc. But he'd just repeat "CAN YOU HEAR ME?" or "HELLOO?" and then hang up
I'm convinced that it's someone I know from the future, who has to tell me something important that may change the fate of the world. Or it's a guy who frequently gets the wrong number and has a broken phone. But I prefer the first explanation.
If you're reading this in the future and you have an important message to tell the past-me: I can hear you, even if you can't hear me!
It's supperbone!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J---aiyznGQ
Yeah.. Calls from Australia do that to you =P We're 8 hours in the future XD
Do not - I repeat: DO NOT - eat the burrito!
I'm sorry, i'm reading this in the past, can't help..
Actually, using a blog as the "forward-channel" to a one-way call from the future is awesomer than any sci-fi I have read.
It has to be true, then.
Do you have caller id? He probably encoded something in his (obviously fake) phone number. Your birthday or something, as a proof of identity.
scary *_*
HeroBone 0_o