anybody knows whether those contact number written behind the public toilets doors are real ?

Answer 1

yours is!

Answer 2

Most phone numbers written on the door of a bathroom stall were put there by rivals...would you leave your number in the bathroom for anyone to see? I think not. Consider it decorative false advertising. Once in a while, a girl might sneek in to the men's room and write a message on the wall, but this type girl probably won't be at the number anymore by the time you call.

Answer 3

Well, someone called my grandmother's house after getting her phone number off a wall in some public jail toilet stall. My grandmother never knew anyone that went to jail! So, the moral to this story is...the numbers might be real but you may not get exactly who you thought you were gonna get at the other end of that phone call.

Answer 4

I'll tell you this: many times I have been tempted to write down the phone number of a guy I dislike much and set him up with a strange man.

Honestly, one day when I have a son, it will be embarassing for him when he's maybe 7 or so, and reads "Will suck c*** 4:00 am MWF..."

Answer 5

Yes... numbers are real. Placing any one of ten numerals together gives the form of a telephone number. Now, whether the arraigned number is in reality a telephone number is a different answer.

Answer 6

The one for your mom is real. I called her just before I got online. I will see you tomorrow night unless she has a babysitter.

You can call me daddy, I don't care

Answer 7

just have a try 2 know whether it is real or not

Answer 8

Did you ever try calling one to find out??

Answer 9

they gotta be real for someone unless it says 555-

Answer 10

Not sure, but you should call one......maybe you'll have a good time!

Answer 11

never called one, why dont you give one a try?