http://www.ststblogs.com/archives/22 Life, Travel, Hollywood, and my 101 in 1001 Fri, 21 Nov 2008 18:10:54 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.1.3 http://www.ststblogs.com/archives/22#comment-4 Melanie Tue, 06 Feb 2007 23:52:38 +0000 http://www.ststblogs.com/archives/22#comment-4 I think there's something very tough and macho about "562." Numbers like "323" and "424" are awfully precious. I think there’s something very tough and macho about “562.” Numbers like “323″ and “424″ are awfully precious.

]]> http://www.ststblogs.com/archives/22#comment-5 Scott Trimble Wed, 07 Feb 2007 00:49:51 +0000 http://www.ststblogs.com/archives/22#comment-5 That's definitely an interesting point about numbers like that being macho. And you're right too about the (x2x) numbers being precious because most of them are already taken.... (121) and (222) can't exist in the current U.S. phone system. (323), (424), and (626) are now claimed in Los Angeles County. (727) is in St. Petersburg, Florida, and (828) is Asheville, North Carolina. That just leaves (525) and (929) as unclaimed. So far! That’s definitely an interesting point about numbers like that being macho. And you’re right too about the (x2x) numbers being precious because most of them are already taken…. (121) and (222) can’t exist in the current U.S. phone system. (323), (424), and (626) are now claimed in Los Angeles County. (727) is in St. Petersburg, Florida, and (828) is Asheville, North Carolina. That just leaves (525) and (929) as unclaimed. So far!

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