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To: sissyjane

Yes, we've heard that he left that sweet little message on Laci's cellphone. We've also heard that Laci's cellphone's battery had been dead for weeks before that, and Scott knew this.

My question: if your cellphone has a dead battery, how can someone leave a message on it? This may well be possible... I just don't know. Can someone explain this to me?

(I've never left a cellphone around for long periods with a dead battery.)


389 posted on 06/03/2004 8:34:33 PM PDT by Devil_Anse
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To: Devil_Anse

Actually I heard it was left on the answering machine, not the cell phone. I could be wrong.


391 posted on 06/03/2004 8:36:08 PM PDT by sissyjane (You're either with us or against us.)
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To: Devil_Anse

YES, it can take a message.


392 posted on 06/03/2004 8:37:09 PM PDT by Canadian Outrage (IAll us Western Canuks belong South!!!)
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To: Devil_Anse

I had not known that her cell was not working. The message goes into a voicemail place "out there" at her cell phone co. She could even have retrieved it from any phone. But if her cell wasn't working, WHY would she retrieve that message, since her husband KNEW her cell wasn't working and she wouldn't be expecting a call from him there.


439 posted on 06/04/2004 1:07:18 AM PDT by Yaelle
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