Phone numbers you remember

[BYH 2: Electric Boogaloo]

This was actually on my mind when my daughter got her first cell phone (gulp) and I realized I'll probably never actually have to dial it or remember it. But it's a solid spinoff of @Inky_Wretch's "Young people have no idea" thread. So which phone numbers (land line or otherwise) can you actually dial from memory?

My Dad's landline (same number he and my late Mom had when I was a kid...but I talk to my Dad on his cell phone 99% of the time now)
My wife's cell phone
My sister's landline (which she doesn't have anymore)
My aunt's landline

I also pieced together my aunt's cell phone b/c my daughter has the same area code and prefix.

And for the truly random ****...I remember at least three home phone numbers of my teenaged buddies. And of course my brief fling Jenny, whose number was 867-5309.

So what phone numbers can you dial from memory, if any?

 

[MileHigh]

Our home landline as a kid
My grandparents' number
My mom's work number
My dad's work number
My grandparents' number in Colorado where we visited for two weeks each summer
My cousins' number in Colorado (Both were on a party line)
Two numbers of friends who I grew up with.

 

[Spartan Squad]

751-1111

751-1111

751-1111

For Pizza Hut delivery

 

[Driftwood]

I remember my home number as a kid: 639-2546
I remember an old girlfriend's number because it was simple: 288-8223

I wish I remember the number we called locally for official time and temperature. It was a bank.

Also, Jenny: 867-5309

 

[MisterCreosote]

The landline from the house we grew up in.

My wife’s cell.

My ex’s cell.

My other ex’s cell.

My boss’s landline.

 

[BYH 2: Electric Boogaloo]

Our home landline as a kid
My grandparents' number
My mom's work number
My dad's work number
My grandparents' number in Colorado where we visited for two weeks each summer
My cousins' number in Colorado (Both were on a party line)
Two numbers of friends who I grew up with.

I now remember my Dad's work number! He retired in 2004.

Wish I could remember my grandparents' number but I don't.

 

[rtse11]

1-888-IMA-BABE

 

[bumpy mcgee]

588-2300 Empire

 

[Spartan Squad]

Also my home phone from middle/high school
My dad’s work number
My high school girlfriend’s (she had a funny thing you could spell from the letters on the keys)

 

[Deskgrunt50]

Mom and Dad's land line, which mom kept as her cell number when she sold the house after dad died.
Childhood land line of a (still) great friend who I grew up with. I used to remember phone numbers by using NFL jersey numbers. His was Mike Singletary/Richard Dent.

 

[MileHigh]

Ex's/her parents' number just came back to me.

 

[Batman]

588-2300 Empire

Right up there with 1-877-KARS-4-KIDS

 

[BYH 2: Electric Boogaloo]

Right up there with 1-877-KARS-4-KIDS

Goddamnit Batman.

 

[Roscablo]

My cell, my wife's cell (only one digit difference), our last landline, my parents phone, my childhood best friend's parents house (haven't used that number in 30 years but I remember it).

That's probably it. I have no idea what any of the numbers of my three kids with phones are.

I bet I could dig a few more out of the back of my brain, especially from childhood, if I really tried.

 

[Inky_Wretch]

Mom’s landline - because she STILL has it.
My wife’s cell.
My cell.
My best friend’s number from high school, thanks to the pattern.
Probably need to memorize my 14yo’s number.

 

[2muchcoffeeman]

My maternal grandparents had the same phone number for my whole life, so it’s easy.

All three of the phone numbers we had when I grew up.

My current mobile number (for 10 years, and its area code is in another state) along with the immediate previous one.

My college newspaper’s main desk number (the three initials for the university, and “6397” because it turns into “NEWS”).

Empire Flooring (800-588-2300). ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

 

[micropolitan guy]

Both of my old home phone numbers growing up. We moved after my sophomore year of college, changed numbers, and it was my folk's # for the next 27 years.

My North Nowhere # (223-0455) and my old newspaper number (223-2500).

And of course my cell, my son's cell and my wife's cell.

 

[Vombatus]

867-5309

 

[Songbird]

976-

 

[Bud_Bundy]

Our first home phone # as a kid - I'm so old we still had to go through an operator (number was 196-A). Can't remember our home number after we got 7-digit dialing, though.

The school number where my dad was the principal. Only reason I remember it is the last 4 digits are the same year I graduated.

The long-time number of the newspaper where I worked. I wonder who has it now since there has been one move and now no office at all?