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Q: What's the funniest conversation you've had in Chinese with someone who's dialled wrong?

I just had to ask this question because I get about ten phone calls a day from 'Oh I dialed the wrong number' types and some of the people just greet and launch straight into a full conversation without even being sure they're talking to the right people. Lol

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Just once , long ago. I answer r the phone and this girl right away starts to talk. I try to interrupt her to tell her she has the wrong number but she wont listen so I hang up. 

Like 3 seconds later, she calls again and continues to talk as if nothing. FINALLY, she asks me something, so I tell her that she has the wrong number. She then says "dui" and continues to talk some more! Finally she says baibai and hangs up.

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Not long ago, I received a phone call from a drunk man claiming to be Osama Bin Laden, so I disagreed because I was Osama, then we had a brief argument about who was the real Osama. Well was funny as hell to me, my wife thought different

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I liked it!

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