at the moan, the time will be.......
i wonder if kids these days have cool things like this, or if they just spend all their time on myspace.
update: once upon a time, before the ineternetz, we had telephones. well, there was a number one could call and the telephone would then tell you the time. it was called popcorn. ask your grandparents about it.
but here in the wonderful land of concord we had mona. you would call mona up, and she would tell you what time it was. only she did it with an orgasmic moan. it was rather amazing. the kind of thing middle school boys in other parts of the world only dreamt of.
its crazy how little information there is on the web about moaning mona i thought everyone had it but i guess it was just us our here in the east bay
ReplyDeleteNo we had her in sac too
DeleteHad her in Tahoe too.
DeleteI found a YouTube video of Multiple Mona! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oa6oMCZVN88 I used to page my friends with Mona's number all the time as a gag!
ReplyDeleteI lived in Concord through High School and worked at KVHS! Love your blog, grabbing the RSS feed!
I brought this up last night while reminiscing with some buddies from danville and they had no idea what I was talking about lol I guess it really was a concord thing! that's awesome!
ReplyDeleteIt was nationwide. In fresno the number was 333-4444.
Delete3334444 Is my phone number this guy is lying
DeleteSomeone reminded me about this earlier today. Trying to find the number again. 😜
DeleteI found that out when some girl told me " my number is 676 to the first power". :)
ReplyDeleteIs the number still active?
ReplyDeleteI grew up in Sacramento, and we had multiple Mona, 916-223-3333
ReplyDeleteLol I used to make this girl named autumn do the moaning mon a thing... good times
DeleteSane here (grew up in Highlands).... good times. :)
Deletewith popcorn it was 676 and any number after that...we had mona in san jose too
ReplyDeleteIs it still active,i remember this from Jr high does anyone know the # in L.A
ReplyDeleteOmg this is amazing. I grew up in Sac too, I'm going to look it up on YouTube now. :-)
ReplyDeleteThose were the days!! Went to Meadow Homes in Concord from 90-95 and did it as a dare and talked about it like it was the best thing ever Good times...
ReplyDeleteLol... Haha... I grew up in Sacramento and we had moaning moana... I remember it word for word... Lol... "It's night time and here's the right time. At the moan the time will be _:__ oaohhhhhhh! Hey baby, you wanna go for seconds? At the moan the time will be _:__ oaohhhhhhhh!...Ahhhh now I need a cigarette". lol. Late 80's and 90's kids had it good. She's a nearly forgotten treasure... We miss you Moana
DeleteI was at Meadow Homes 87-92! We probably saw each other at some point
DeleteLol... Haha... I grew up in Sacramento and we had moaning moana... I remember it word for word... Lol... "It's night time and here's the right time. At the moan the time will be _:__ oaohhhhhhh! Hey baby, you wanna go for seconds? At the moan the time will be _:__ oaohhhhhhhh!...Ahhhh now I need a cigarette". lol. Late 80's and 90's kids had it good. She's a nearly forgotten treasure... We miss you Moana
ReplyDeleteMy brother originated "Moana" and my sister was the voice, at one point he had a phone number 676-1111 and received many hang up calls on his answering machine. One time he asked a caller not to hang up and asked the person who they were calling, the person said "time". Back in the day the # for time was 767 and any 4 numbers (we called it POPCORN), since most of us had "rotary dial" phones we would dial 767-1111. Obviously people were dialing the # wrong and calling 676-1111, so my brother decided to give those people "time". It was quite an ordeal since he needed to get the phone # in different area codes. I remember the day he hit the 1 millionth call, we were all amazed. Even Herb Caen in San Francisco wrote about Moana in one of his articles. My brother never made a dime off any of it, he just did it for fun.
ReplyDeleteI had a girl that sounded just like moana
DeleteThe Fresno County Moana number was not 676-1111. It was 559-333-4444. So I don't think I believe this anonymous person about their siblings creating it.
DeleteNor do I believe them either. Why? Because I specifically remember that if you stuck around to the end mona would start trying to entice you to call her 900 number and chat with her live for like $4.99 a minute. Somebody was making money.
DeleteI forgot about that, but you're right!
Deletei love this that finally i have the proof...for so long ive been trying to explain moana as well as the purple people village to friends here and there when a subjet arrises that reminds me of the things....thank u thank u this is great. ya kids these days have absolutly nothing fun
ReplyDeleteI lived in Livermore, CA. We got Multiple Mona after calling the time too. We were just shocked.
ReplyDeleteMoana was the best, I dated a girl who sounded like her too, her name was autumn muller
ReplyDeleteMoana was the best, I dated a girl who sounded like her too, her name was autumn muller she phukked the Moana right outta me
ReplyDeleteI was calling this number back in the 90’s while i was a little boy in elementary school . Hilarious !kids theses days have cell phones god protect them.
ReplyDeleteI was calling this number back in the 90’s while i was a little boy in elementary school . Hilarious !kids theses days have cell phones god protect them.
ReplyDeleteI was calling this number back in the 90’s while i was a little boy in elementary school . Hilarious !kids theses days have cell phones god protect them.
ReplyDeleteWe had it here in San Francisco as well. I even jacked off to it..dont act like you didnt..I was 13. What about 976 numbers..lol I was a michael jackson fan. I called and ran up the bill..i got in trouble..and i also called the sex line army friends house wasnt allowed over anymore..lol those were the days
ReplyDelete