The mark of the Beast?

[Jeffersons Ghost]

I have no idea how many cellular frequencies are utilized now: But when we innovated the first cellular networks in America there were 333 "hard-wire" {Bell) frequencies and 333 "non-wire"(Cellular One) frequencies in the USA. Both networks were combined and available to everyone. "Roaming" through frequencies was a necessity. There were no more nor no less networks available. That's 666 cellular frequencies, if you care to do the math. Is that number significant? Have you ever used a cellular phone?

[pinboy3niner]

1. No, but I NEVER stay at Motel 666!1!!

[roamer65]

2. It's not imprinted on your right hand or forehead.

If it ever comes true, I expect it to be an embedded microchip...just like they do to pets now.

[Jeffersons Ghost]

7. do you mean dead bitch dogs in a grave, like in the movie the Omen?

[Electric Monk]

3. Savior Barcodes. Save your bar codes?

I freaked out about this pretty bad a couple years ago, but then I got over it. Either it is, and we're all fucked anyway, or it isn't, and then what's the point worrying about something you can't control?

Save your bar codes ;-)

[DesertFlower]

4. i worked at 666 fifth avenue.

[sufrommich]

5. There are enough scary things happening in the real world

without believing in scary fairy tales.

[chollybocker]

6. The call is coming from inside the phone.

:evilgrin:

[pinboy3niner]

13. LOL!

I love those old slasher movies with the killer in the house. One of my favorites is 'Black Christmas' (whose title was changed in some releases), about a killer in a sorority house, with some feminist ideas thrown in.

But, when someone says 666, be afwaid, my reaction is to turn it upside down. Okay, "999," are you still scared?

[neverforget]

8. Definitely The Number of the Beast

[Fuzz]

9. There was an area in CT that had a 666 telephone ext. I remember that because a cab

company had it. It was in an area where we rented cheap 'notell' motels for parties and 'stuff' when I was much, much younger.

;)

[Mariana]

12. Mobile, Alabama, of all places, has a 666 exchange.

They had to add another one to that area, 661, long before another exchange was needed for all the Baptists that freaked out over having a phone number that started with 666. My dad worked for the phone company there for a long time, and his home number was a 666-XXXX number. He thought the hysteria from some people over the 666 exchange was hilarious.

[Fuzz]

14. heh, 664, the neighbor of the beast.

[left is right]

16. back in the day when I was responsible for my kids’ actions

if i was angry at one of them I would leave 666 (for MOM) as the message on their beepers

[undergroundpanther]

10. I used to have a 666

number,and if you added the last 4 digits and the area code it added up to the number of the whore of babylon in the germatria..and the the time I had that number I was a practicing satanist...go figure..and this is true,you would have loved my answering machine message..

[thelordofhell]

11. Ronald Wilson Reagan

:evilfrown:

[Warren DeMontague]

15. HOLY FUCK!

Hmmm. If I had to put it succinctly, I would say that it means that the number of cellular frequencies in the country is the exact same number as was used as an obscure reference in a completely incoherent chapter at the end of a rambling book of fairy tales, a chapter that was probably written by a guy in the depths of madness, ergot hallucinations, or both.

[NuclearDem]

17. THEN WHO WAS PHONE?!

[originalpckelly]

18. All I know: 666 nanometers is RED!

Red is the color of the Beast man!

[spinproof]

19. "Is Your Credit Score 666?"

Is it even possible to have a credit score of 666? Do you think they'd round up or down?