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Variation on the theme of an old joke

An oldie but still makes me giggle.

There is little point blocking a phone number from someone dodgy. The number is rarely real. It is apparently easy to masquerade as any Australian number they care to use from overseas. Though some caller IDs seem to be regular callers, and maybe they are the ones you should block. Nowadays...

Several times

Tomatoes, yes. Other acidic foods; yes too... lemon juice, vinegar, BUT DO NOT USE LIQUID ACIDS that are specifically labelled/called acids AT ALL

I'm a "little" (6 foot 5 inch 196 cm) and "quietly" spoken like a mouse; but if I need to speak up, (not yell), I can be clearly heard over 2,500 metres away. I was managing spectators at a viewing point of a car rally, without a PA system. It helps. Unless there is a weapon involved, I will...

They live amongst us and breed (possibly more than the average.)

BUT did they use the same number again? Probably not - they generally use a bank of numbers, My mobile phone provider warns me with a giant symbol on an orange background. Did you block their first number? If no, then OK, but if you did then they use another number very similar the first one...

Of course the number does not belong to the caller. It may belong to a real person but not definitely the case. Blocking may be a problem for you if someone really has the number and for some reason needs to ring you. There really is no point blocking an Australian number, The scammers won't use...

And the numbers are spoofed - usually they don't exist but sometimes they are impersonating a real number.

We wish!!