Find Out What Your Phone Number Spells
I clearly have too much time on my hands. Or so it would seem by looking at what I’ve been doing the last hour. I just got a new phone yesterday. And I was curious as to what it might spell. So I wrote up a script to show all the names your phone number could spell and picked a choice few for myself. I would post my most interesting findings here, but I already get way too many phone calls to post my new number on the Wild, Wild Web.
kharach kaam dhande nahit tula…:)
Supriya — July 12, 2006 @ 1:05 pm
heheh arrey pahila tar ha comment box shodhava lagla .. im on 1280*768 mo ff 1.0.7 khalti kuthey tari alay…
ok .. next . great peice of work there….. i been following most of the plugins nad stuff u create .. although some of them i cant even make em work cos i dont have that much prgmm knowledge some really cool ones are always liked. tar on this one i tried my number and a whole dump showed up … i had to search on my own for something that makes sense.
would it be possible to compare the combos with words from a dictionary.. (a database of a list of 10 letter meaningful words, 9 letter, 8 letter, so on and on.. )
@ supriya ….kharach wel waya ghalwaicha assel tar toh he warcha karel :P
again .. great site as usual. …
shailen — July 14, 2006 @ 3:05 am
I agree with shailen. It would be awesome if you had an option to view all combonations, or just ones that contain a dictionary word. I didn’t take me long to find the dictionary words my phone number made, but it should be streamlined :-P
Kara Zor-El — October 8, 2006 @ 11:56 pm
I just went through my phone book and found out that I can reach my friend at the number
HORA-DIA
A shame she doesn't speak Spanish, as “hora” is Spanish for “hour” and “día” is Spanish for “day”.
Another friend's number translates to
FYI-0-JEW
Great way for me to waste a class period.
AJ — February 10, 2009 @ 10:44 am