prank calls

[Nichols]

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Well, Julie,
     It's been a while. Several years, actually. The old "dog-in-piano" gag 
was from a so-called comedy album of some sort, I forget by whom.
     At least you're amused. It was a lot more common before caller ID and 
star-69.
    You're not alone...............

Later,
Guy

At 10:07 PM 2/21/2004 -0500, you wrote:
>hello list,
>
>             A young guy called me Saturday night around 9:45 and told me 
> his dog jumped in the piano and could I help him get him out. He sid the 
> dog was out of control and biting him when he stuck his hand in there.
>
>              I told him that he had a dog problem and not a piano 
> problem. There was no resonant barking from inside a piano in the 
> backround and he said he didn't want to leave the dog in there overnight. 
> I told him I was sorry I am not an animal professional and hung up.
>
>               Since I am a rookie I wasn't expecting this, but I really 
> could have had fun with this call. Later, I thought I should have told 
> him to get a big piece of meat and lure it out. How do you handle these calls?
>
>               It is refreshing to know that not all teenagers are out 
> getting into serious trouble and still creative enough to make these calls
>
>
>rookie Julie
>Reading PA
>
>

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