Sometimes it still amazes me that there was a time in my life when cellphones didn't exist. When I had to stand in the kitchen and punch in numbers to talk to my friends. When it was a big deal to have your own phone in your bedroom. Now, I very, VERY rarely talk on the phone. If I have something to say to someone I text them, or email them, or post it on their Facebook wall, or Tweet them, or Instagram them, or go old school with a MySpace comment, or Snap Chat them, or talk to them on MyFitnessPal, or send them something through Pinterest or Wanelo, or send them a video with Keek or Vine, oh and now there's Path, if I can ever figure out how to use it. Catch my drift? It's truly amazing how many Social Networks there are and how much communication has changed. This brings me to my story. Back in the old'n days, when caller ID wasn't that common, I loved, and mastered, the art of prank calling. I was in elementary school, so I wasn't exactly at
