"I recognised the voice as one of our friends but could confirm that we hadn't actually called him" Maybe some other member of the family dialed the number, Dr. Watson. :-)

>Of course, but that only redials the last number called and we hadn't used that number at all! - certainly not recently.
>So what now, Sherlock?
>
>>Haven't you noticed the redial button? :-)
>>
>>>I've one just as spooky:
>>>
>>>A few years ago we got a phone call with the party saying, "You phoned us earlier and I'm just returning the call to find out who it is" (using automated call-back). I recognised the voice as one of our friends but could confirm that we hadn't actually called him.
>>>
>>>It turns out my toddler daughter had used the phone but how she hit his number I don't know; the number wasn't stored on the phone on speed-dial so I can only assume she'd hit his number at random. But of all the numbers in the world ...
>>>
>>>
>>>>Can someone rationally explain this :)
>>>>
>>>>Last night I left my pc on the table, and went to make myself cup of coffe.
>>>>Being that my almost 3 yr old daughter was arround I closed all projects and left only empty VFP command prompt.
>>>>
>>>>When I was back, I found her with hands on top of my keyboard having
>>>>Windows Task Manager open over VFP window !
>>>>
>>>>Seem that I never learn my lesson, as I can still remember smile on my son's
>>>>face banging on my toilet doors - with both CD tray and the disc itself!
>>>>(It was back in 1999 when he was just 14 months old)
>>>>
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