8675309
 

Anyone ever tried calling that number and see who owns it?

no

what?

Pickup your phone, dial 867-5309

and see who answers the line.

is it toll free?

Jenny, Jenny, who can I turn to?
You give me somethin'
I can hold onto
I know you think
I'm like the others before
We saw you name and number on the wall

Chorus:
Jenny, I've got your number
I need to make you mine
Jenny, don't change your number
8675309 (8675309)
8675309 (8675309)

Jenny, Jenny
You're the only girl for me
You don't know me
but you make me so happy
I tried to call you before
But I lost mind
I tried my imagination
But I was disturbed

Chorus

I got it (I got it)
I got it
I got your number on the wall
I got it (I got it)
I got it
For a good time
For a good time call

*Instrumental Break*

(HEY!)

Chrous

Jenny, Jen
Who can I turn to?
For one time
I've got someone
I can always turn to you

An integer greater than one is called a prime number if its only positive divisors (factors) are one and itself. For example, the prime divisors of 10 are 2 and 5, and the first six primes are 2, 3, 5, 7, 11, and 13. By the fundamental theorem of arithmetic we know that all positive integers factor uniquely into a product of primes.
Technical comment on the definition: In the integers we can easily prove the following

A positive integer p, not one, is prime if whenever it divides the product of integers ab, then it divides a or b (perhaps both).
A positive integer p, not one, is prime if it can not be decomposed into factors p=ab, neither of which is 1 or -1.
When we study other number systems, these properties may not hold. So in these systems of integers (often called rings) we often make the following definitions:
Any element which divides one is a unit.
An element p, not a unit, is prime if whenever it divides the product of integers ab, then it divides a or b (perhaps both).
An element p, nonzero and not a unit, is called irreducible if it can not be decomposed into factors p=ab, neither of which is a unit.

Dude we all go different area codes...

When that tune was written, the phone number was the babe Jenny that he was speaking of in the song.

There was a rash of calls to area codes all over the place for Jenny and a ton of angry women that were named Jennifer that unfornately had this number as theirs before the tune came out and had to deal with dozens of prank calls thanks to this song.

I called it when I was like 11 or something.