I want to be on my roommate's boyfriend's do-not-call list.

[miss_yt]

I haven't been updating much lately because when I'm logged on to LJ I'm usually on milliways_bar, with a different account, and I hate switching accounts all the time. Yes, I have the Firefox extension that lets you do it more easily, but still...

Just two things to report. First, I am going to be visiting the University of Michigan from Saturday until Monday. I'm looking forward to it, even though I really want to go to Drexel.

The second thing is a gripe. My roommate's cellphone is wonky, for some reason, and doesn't stay on all the time. Her boyfriend decided that it's okay to call me when he wants to talk to her. I asked her twice to tell him not to, which she did, but then he kept calling me anyway. At one point he called me while I was out of the apartment and I told him that I did not like being used as a messenger, I had already asked my roommate to tell him so, and that I was going to log his number in my phone so that next time he called, I would not answer it. Well, he did call again, I didn't answer, and he stopped being annoying for a couple of weeks.

Well, he called my phone again last night. Twice. At half past eleven, while I was in bed with a migraine. I don't know how to block calls on that phone, if it's even possible, and I couldn't turn it off, because I use it as my alarm clock. Although I didn't answer, I think maybe I should have, if only to cuss him out.

If he calls me while I'm away this weekend, maybe I will.

Comments

[desdenova.livejournal.com]

Holy crap, that's annoying! You might not be able to block his number, but maybe you can set the ringtone for his number to be silent? He'll still fill up your "missed calls" list but you won't have to deal with him directly.

[miss-yt.livejournal.com]

Yeah, I read about the "silent ringtone" option, but I'm having trouble figuring out how to set it up. If this phone can do so much stuff I don't need, why can't it block certain numbers on my say-so? :P