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In response to "So, what do people with kids do?" by Spawn

it's just as easy to teach him the number to one of your cell phones, isn't it? -- nm

Posted by znufrii Dec 27 '12, 12:24

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Getting ready to change mine. And I would rather it be the house which is the family number, anyway. -- nm - Spawn Dec 27, 12:47
Depends on the area code of the cell, I guess. -- nm - mara Dec 27, 12:40 21
- land lines have area codes where I live. -- nm - Loosi Lou Who Dec 27, 12:49 20
  - But a kid doesn't necessarily have to know it, if he knows the city he lives in. -- nm - mara Dec 27, 12:50 19
    - depends, some area code overlays require 10-digit dialing for landlines as well -- nm - znufrii Dec 27, 12:51 2
      - I thought everyone had 10 digit dialing now -- nm - decline Dec 27, 12:52
      - oh, i forget this isn't the case everywhere. -- nm - Andie Dec 27, 12:52
    - maybe in your area, but where I live there are multiple area codes in a small area. -- nm - Loosi Lou Who Dec 27, 12:51
    - wouldn't your cell number also be the area code you live in, in almost all cases? -- nm - Andie Dec 27, 12:50 14
      - my area code on my cell has been wrong for 3 states now (its CA area code) but have not changed it through my moves -- nm - Capstern Dec 27, 12:52
      - not if there's an overlay (two area codes for the same geographical area) -- nm - znufrii Dec 27, 12:52
      - not necessarily. in NYC there are 3-4 area codes overlapping (don;t know how many at this point). -- nm - Loosi Lou Who Dec 27, 12:52 8
        
        iirc, there's 5 all together, but any given borough uses at most three of them -- nm - znufrii Dec 27, 12:52 4
        
        918 is everywhere, IIRC. -- nm - Loosi Lou Who Dec 27, 12:53 3
        
        917, but they just added 929 to the outer boroughs as well - znufrii Dec 27, 12:55 2
        
        that's six total. counting is hard. :) -- nm - Loosi Lou Who Dec 27, 12:55 1
        
        yes, I was correcting my previous statement. - znufrii Dec 27, 12:56
        
        we have 5. i am just saying, i don't see the difference between a cell and a home line for area code knowledge. -- nm - Andie Dec 27, 12:52 2
        
        I know a lot of people who have moved but keep their cell phone numbers so they have long distance area codes (which used to be a pain when phone - pmb Dec 27, 13:07
        
        me neither. -- nm - Loosi Lou Who Dec 27, 12:52
      - A lot...but cells with different area codes are becoming increasingly more common (around here anyway.) It's weird. -- nm - Jim Dec 27, 12:51 2
        
        I know many people who live in MD/VA and have a DC area code for their cell phone. -- nm - Loosi Lou Who Dec 27, 12:52 1
        
        I've got people in Illinois with StL codes and people in StL with mid-missouri codes. no idea why -- nm - Jim Dec 27, 12:53

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