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[JayhawkCO]

Roadgeekt**n

Roadgeektwin?
Roadgeekturn?
Roadgeekthin?
Roadgeektown?
Roadgeekthin?
Roadgeektaylorswiftn?

[GaryV]

and I'm about 40 years from calling that number

You're eligible at 50. So you're nearly half-way there.

[kphoger]

Roadgeekt**n

Roadgeektwin?
Roadgeekturn?
Roadgeekthin?
Roadgeektown?
Roadgeekthin?
Roadgeektaylorswiftn?

I had already thought of Roadgeektoon.

and I'm about 40 years from calling that number

You're eligible at 50. So you're nearly half-way there.

AFAIK, there is no age limit for calling that number (except that over 18, I suppose).  So he's already eligible.

[Roadgeekteen]

Roadgeekt**n

Roadgeektwin?
Roadgeekturn?
Roadgeekthin?
Roadgeektown?
Roadgeekthin?
Roadgeektaylorswiftn?

I had already thought of Roadgeektoon.

and I'm about 40 years from calling that number

You're eligible at 50. So you're nearly half-way there.

AFAIK, there is no age limit for calling that number (except that over 18, I suppose).  So he's already eligible.

Someone under 18 could call that number. Sure, it might not be technically allowed, but as long as they can read there is nothing physically stopping them from typing in the digits and calling the number.

[LilianaUwU]

It wouldn't be the AARoads Forum if it didn't go wildly off topic.

[Max Rockatansky]

Roadgeekt**n

Roadgeektwin?
Roadgeekturn?
Roadgeekthin?
Roadgeektown?
Roadgeekthin?
Roadgeektaylorswiftn?

I had already thought of Roadgeektoon.

and I'm about 40 years from calling that number

You're eligible at 50. So you're nearly half-way there.

AFAIK, there is no age limit for calling that number (except that over 18, I suppose).  So he's already eligible.

Someone under 18 could call that number. Sure, it might not be technically allowed, but as long as they can read there is nothing physically stopping them from typing in the digits and calling the number.

This is the kind of chaos that happens when you don't require "your parent's permission and credit card."

[Molandfreak]

Roadgeekt**n

Roadgeektwin?
Roadgeekturn?
Roadgeekthin?
Roadgeektown?
Roadgeekthin?
Roadgeektaylorswiftn?

I had already thought of Roadgeektoon.

and I'm about 40 years from calling that number

You're eligible at 50. So you're nearly half-way there.

AFAIK, there is no age limit for calling that number (except that over 18, I suppose).  So he's already eligible.

Someone under 18 could call that number. Sure, it might not be technically allowed, but as long as they can read there is nothing physically stopping them from typing in the digits and calling the number.

Who says literacy is required to type in Arabic numerals?

[Roadgeekteen]

It wouldn't be the AARoads Forum if it didn't go wildly off topic.

This thread barely had a topic in the first place

Roadgeekt**n

Roadgeektwin?
Roadgeekturn?
Roadgeekthin?
Roadgeektown?
Roadgeekthin?
Roadgeektaylorswiftn?

I had already thought of Roadgeektoon.

and I'm about 40 years from calling that number

You're eligible at 50. So you're nearly half-way there.

AFAIK, there is no age limit for calling that number (except that over 18, I suppose).  So he's already eligible.

Someone under 18 could call that number. Sure, it might not be technically allowed, but as long as they can read there is nothing physically stopping them from typing in the digits and calling the number.

This is the kind of chaos that happens when you don't require "your parent's permission and credit card."

who said you can't just take your parents credit card out of their purse?

[Max Rockatansky]

It wouldn't be the AARoads Forum if it didn't go wildly off topic.

This thread barely had a topic in the first place

Roadgeekt**n

Roadgeektwin?
Roadgeekturn?
Roadgeekthin?
Roadgeektown?
Roadgeekthin?
Roadgeektaylorswiftn?

I had already thought of Roadgeektoon.

and I'm about 40 years from calling that number

You're eligible at 50. So you're nearly half-way there.

AFAIK, there is no age limit for calling that number (except that over 18, I suppose).  So he's already eligible.

Someone under 18 could call that number. Sure, it might not be technically allowed, but as long as they can read there is nothing physically stopping them from typing in the digits and calling the number.

This is the kind of chaos that happens when you don't require "your parent's permission and credit card."

who said you can't just take your parents credit card out of their purse?

Being armed with a credit card hardly denotes permission to call.

[Roadgeekteen]

It wouldn't be the AARoads Forum if it didn't go wildly off topic.

This thread barely had a topic in the first place

Roadgeekt**n

Roadgeektwin?
Roadgeekturn?
Roadgeekthin?
Roadgeektown?
Roadgeekthin?
Roadgeektaylorswiftn?

I had already thought of Roadgeektoon.

and I'm about 40 years from calling that number

You're eligible at 50. So you're nearly half-way there.

AFAIK, there is no age limit for calling that number (except that over 18, I suppose).  So he's already eligible.

Someone under 18 could call that number. Sure, it might not be technically allowed, but as long as they can read there is nothing physically stopping them from typing in the digits and calling the number.

This is the kind of chaos that happens when you don't require "your parent's permission and credit card."

who said you can't just take your parents credit card out of their purse?

Being armed with a credit card hardly denotes permission to call.

You know what they say, if there's a will there's a way

[Max Rockatansky]

It wouldn't be the AARoads Forum if it didn't go wildly off topic.

This thread barely had a topic in the first place

Roadgeekt**n

Roadgeektwin?
Roadgeekturn?
Roadgeekthin?
Roadgeektown?
Roadgeekthin?
Roadgeektaylorswiftn?

I had already thought of Roadgeektoon.

and I'm about 40 years from calling that number

You're eligible at 50. So you're nearly half-way there.

AFAIK, there is no age limit for calling that number (except that over 18, I suppose).  So he's already eligible.

Someone under 18 could call that number. Sure, it might not be technically allowed, but as long as they can read there is nothing physically stopping them from typing in the digits and calling the number.

This is the kind of chaos that happens when you don't require "your parent's permission and credit card."

who said you can't just take your parents credit card out of their purse?

Being armed with a credit card hardly denotes permission to call.

You know what they say, if there's a will there's a way

Ah, threat of force I would imagine tends to grease the wheels with obtaining "permission."

[Roadgeekteen]

It wouldn't be the AARoads Forum if it didn't go wildly off topic.

This thread barely had a topic in the first place

Roadgeekt**n

Roadgeektwin?
Roadgeekturn?
Roadgeekthin?
Roadgeektown?
Roadgeekthin?
Roadgeektaylorswiftn?

I had already thought of Roadgeektoon.

and I'm about 40 years from calling that number

You're eligible at 50. So you're nearly half-way there.

AFAIK, there is no age limit for calling that number (except that over 18, I suppose).  So he's already eligible.

Someone under 18 could call that number. Sure, it might not be technically allowed, but as long as they can read there is nothing physically stopping them from typing in the digits and calling the number.

This is the kind of chaos that happens when you don't require "your parent's permission and credit card."

who said you can't just take your parents credit card out of their purse?

Being armed with a credit card hardly denotes permission to call.

You know what they say, if there's a will there's a way

Ah, threat of force I would imagine tends to grease the wheels with obtaining "permission."

They don't need permission. They need the other person on the phone to THINK they have permission. Very different things.

[Max Rockatansky]

It wouldn't be the AARoads Forum if it didn't go wildly off topic.

This thread barely had a topic in the first place

Roadgeekt**n

Roadgeektwin?
Roadgeekturn?
Roadgeekthin?
Roadgeektown?
Roadgeekthin?
Roadgeektaylorswiftn?

I had already thought of Roadgeektoon.

and I'm about 40 years from calling that number

You're eligible at 50. So you're nearly half-way there.

AFAIK, there is no age limit for calling that number (except that over 18, I suppose).  So he's already eligible.

Someone under 18 could call that number. Sure, it might not be technically allowed, but as long as they can read there is nothing physically stopping them from typing in the digits and calling the number.

This is the kind of chaos that happens when you don't require "your parent's permission and credit card."

who said you can't just take your parents credit card out of their purse?

Being armed with a credit card hardly denotes permission to call.

You know what they say, if there's a will there's a way

Ah, threat of force I would imagine tends to grease the wheels with obtaining "permission."

They don't need permission. They need the other person on the phone to THINK they have permission. Very different things.

That really is the trick, isn't it?  You comfortable delving into the world of trickery and deception?

[Roadgeekteen]

It wouldn't be the AARoads Forum if it didn't go wildly off topic.

This thread barely had a topic in the first place

Roadgeekt**n

Roadgeektwin?
Roadgeekturn?
Roadgeekthin?
Roadgeektown?
Roadgeekthin?
Roadgeektaylorswiftn?

I had already thought of Roadgeektoon.

and I'm about 40 years from calling that number

You're eligible at 50. So you're nearly half-way there.

AFAIK, there is no age limit for calling that number (except that over 18, I suppose).  So he's already eligible.

Someone under 18 could call that number. Sure, it might not be technically allowed, but as long as they can read there is nothing physically stopping them from typing in the digits and calling the number.

This is the kind of chaos that happens when you don't require "your parent's permission and credit card."

who said you can't just take your parents credit card out of their purse?

Being armed with a credit card hardly denotes permission to call.

You know what they say, if there's a will there's a way

Ah, threat of force I would imagine tends to grease the wheels with obtaining "permission."

They don't need permission. They need the other person on the phone to THINK they have permission. Very different things.

That really is the trick, isn't it?  You comfortable delving into the world of trickery and deception?

Sadly, this is the world we live in. We either adjust to the world or the world will trample us.

(I would never actually consider doing this)

[Max Rockatansky]

It wouldn't be the AARoads Forum if it didn't go wildly off topic.

This thread barely had a topic in the first place

Roadgeekt**n

Roadgeektwin?
Roadgeekturn?
Roadgeekthin?
Roadgeektown?
Roadgeekthin?
Roadgeektaylorswiftn?

I had already thought of Roadgeektoon.

and I'm about 40 years from calling that number

You're eligible at 50. So you're nearly half-way there.

AFAIK, there is no age limit for calling that number (except that over 18, I suppose).  So he's already eligible.

Someone under 18 could call that number. Sure, it might not be technically allowed, but as long as they can read there is nothing physically stopping them from typing in the digits and calling the number.

This is the kind of chaos that happens when you don't require "your parent's permission and credit card."

who said you can't just take your parents credit card out of their purse?

Being armed with a credit card hardly denotes permission to call.

You know what they say, if there's a will there's a way

Ah, threat of force I would imagine tends to grease the wheels with obtaining "permission."

They don't need permission. They need the other person on the phone to THINK they have permission. Very different things.

That really is the trick, isn't it?  You comfortable delving into the world of trickery and deception?

Sadly, this is the world we live in. We either adjust to the world or the world will trample us.

(I would never actually consider doing this)

Good thing you're only enough to not need parental permission to call.

[Roadgeekteen]

It wouldn't be the AARoads Forum if it didn't go wildly off topic.

This thread barely had a topic in the first place

Roadgeekt**n

Roadgeektwin?
Roadgeekturn?
Roadgeekthin?
Roadgeektown?
Roadgeekthin?
Roadgeektaylorswiftn?

I had already thought of Roadgeektoon.

and I'm about 40 years from calling that number

You're eligible at 50. So you're nearly half-way there.

AFAIK, there is no age limit for calling that number (except that over 18, I suppose).  So he's already eligible.

Someone under 18 could call that number. Sure, it might not be technically allowed, but as long as they can read there is nothing physically stopping them from typing in the digits and calling the number.

This is the kind of chaos that happens when you don't require "your parent's permission and credit card."

who said you can't just take your parents credit card out of their purse?

Being armed with a credit card hardly denotes permission to call.

You know what they say, if there's a will there's a way

Ah, threat of force I would imagine tends to grease the wheels with obtaining "permission."

They don't need permission. They need the other person on the phone to THINK they have permission. Very different things.

That really is the trick, isn't it?  You comfortable delving into the world of trickery and deception?

Sadly, this is the world we live in. We either adjust to the world or the world will trample us.

(I would never actually consider doing this)

Good thing you're only enough to not need parental permission to call.

What are credit card and permission laws like in Alanland, as this quote keeps getting longer?

[Max Rockatansky]

It wouldn't be the AARoads Forum if it didn't go wildly off topic.

This thread barely had a topic in the first place

Roadgeekt**n

Roadgeektwin?
Roadgeekturn?
Roadgeekthin?
Roadgeektown?
Roadgeekthin?
Roadgeektaylorswiftn?

I had already thought of Roadgeektoon.

and I'm about 40 years from calling that number

You're eligible at 50. So you're nearly half-way there.

AFAIK, there is no age limit for calling that number (except that over 18, I suppose).  So he's already eligible.

Someone under 18 could call that number. Sure, it might not be technically allowed, but as long as they can read there is nothing physically stopping them from typing in the digits and calling the number.

This is the kind of chaos that happens when you don't require "your parent's permission and credit card."

who said you can't just take your parents credit card out of their purse?

Being armed with a credit card hardly denotes permission to call.

You know what they say, if there's a will there's a way

Ah, threat of force I would imagine tends to grease the wheels with obtaining "permission."

They don't need permission. They need the other person on the phone to THINK they have permission. Very different things.

That really is the trick, isn't it?  You comfortable delving into the world of trickery and deception?

Sadly, this is the world we live in. We either adjust to the world or the world will trample us.

(I would never actually consider doing this)

Good thing you're only enough to not need parental permission to call.

What are credit card and permission laws like in Alanland, as this quote keeps getting longer?

Can't tell you without parental permission.

[kphoger]

Someone under 18 could call that number. Sure, it might not be technically allowed ...

You're missing my point.  As far as I'm aware, it is allowed.  The service exists for anybody to call.  You only have to be "old enough" if you want to be one of the volunteers on the other end of the phone.

[Roadgeekteen]

It wouldn't be the AARoads Forum if it didn't go wildly off topic.

This thread barely had a topic in the first place

Roadgeekt**n

Roadgeektwin?
Roadgeekturn?
Roadgeekthin?
Roadgeektown?
Roadgeekthin?
Roadgeektaylorswiftn?

I had already thought of Roadgeektoon.

and I'm about 40 years from calling that number

You're eligible at 50. So you're nearly half-way there.

AFAIK, there is no age limit for calling that number (except that over 18, I suppose).  So he's already eligible.

Someone under 18 could call that number. Sure, it might not be technically allowed, but as long as they can read there is nothing physically stopping them from typing in the digits and calling the number.

This is the kind of chaos that happens when you don't require "your parent's permission and credit card."

who said you can't just take your parents credit card out of their purse?

Being armed with a credit card hardly denotes permission to call.

You know what they say, if there's a will there's a way

Ah, threat of force I would imagine tends to grease the wheels with obtaining "permission."

They don't need permission. They need the other person on the phone to THINK they have permission. Very different things.

That really is the trick, isn't it?  You comfortable delving into the world of trickery and deception?

Sadly, this is the world we live in. We either adjust to the world or the world will trample us.

(I would never actually consider doing this)

Good thing you're only enough to not need parental permission to call.

What are credit card and permission laws like in Alanland, as this quote keeps getting longer?

Can't tell you without parental permission.

Dang, is 22 below the age of majority in Alanland?