what if someone called me from overseas claiming to be al qaeda?

[mopaul]

am i subject to arrest?

[ThomWV]

1. "Sorry, wrong number"

Would be the first words out of my mouth.

[ticapnews]

3. I'd forward Osama to the number he meant to call

202-456-1414

[madokie]

9. Then promptly move

[acmejack]

2. Call the FBI immediately and turn yourself in

Someone will be right over to take you on an all expenses paid trip to a exotic foreign locale for an extended stay. Don't bother to pack.

[ayeshahaqqiqa]

4. No, only surveillance

the government would waste hours and manpower monitoring your phone calls, only to get nothing. This in turn would clog up the system so that any real communication between terrorists would be lost--hey, wait a minute, this has already happened, I believe.

[Crunchy Frog]

5. A new frontier for prank phonecalls has just opened up. n/t

[marmar]

6. You might be subject to interrogation...

just for posting this message.

:tinfoilhat:

[zbdent]

7. We're forgetting - the Repukes say it can be from a "terrorist"

organization.

That can be the NEA (according to the Education Secretary) or GreenPeace, Ducks Unlimited, THE F*CKIN' QUAKERS, Grandma's sewing group, the AFL-CIO, the ACLU, the NAACP, or any number of "left-leaning" groups.

However, a call from your local KKK organization is not considered being contacted by a "terrorist group" . . .

[Village Idiot]

8. Take a message?

[Binka]

10. I'd Better Send You My Team Of Spies Mo

Little Blonde Spy



Big Blonde Spy

[peekaloo]

11. invite them to dinner.

:nuke: