Tribe.net. Local Connections TazAlexander http://Ifeelok.tribe.net/thread/80e2813e-7e47-4340-817d-a89000807db4#1b62d9d2-de98-451c-9b38-a89806d22766 2008-01-11T01:46:32Z 2008-01-11T01:46:32Z

Used to call the # on our breaks at work. I cleaned a huge office building at night in collage so we would call from all the different offices so the number would show up on the phone records.

TazAlexander 2008-01-11T01:46:32Z $item.owner.firstName http://Ifeelok.tribe.net/thread/80e2813e-7e47-4340-817d-a89000807db4#11199221-afab-4c5e-bf8e-d97036edcd15 2004-12-25T01:39:20Z 2004-12-25T01:39:20Z

Some genius ? nah. that guys a dork. ;) but yeah, I miss the # too. I remember when John (aka Sione Blackjack) pointed out that it was toll free. I used to call it from payphones as well. It was like free therapy when you were waiting for the bus !!!

$item.owner.firstName 2004-12-25T01:39:20Z $item.owner.firstName http://Ifeelok.tribe.net/thread/80e2813e-7e47-4340-817d-a89000807db4#b0519c3d-132e-49d0-a650-984507d4617b 2004-12-24T20:23:48Z 2004-12-24T20:23:48Z

man alive, i had forgotten all about the 1-800 number... that was always so great because you could call it from payphones. maybe i'll bust out one of the ok's for christmas... Merry Christmas!

$item.owner.firstName 2004-12-24T20:23:48Z Mr Gumby http://Ifeelok.tribe.net/thread/80e2813e-7e47-4340-817d-a89000807db4#18c57167-5ae1-4cc9-a1a7-3937d7f1337f 2004-12-24T18:22:51Z 2004-12-24T18:22:51Z

I'm proud to read that you did what you had to do to get your fix. Ah, the old phone messages. I loved that number, and remember calling it well after I couldn't find anymore cases of soda upon the store shelves.

Mr Gumby 2004-12-24T18:22:51Z Kels http://Ifeelok.tribe.net/thread/80e2813e-7e47-4340-817d-a89000807db4#722ad752-7906-4ff1-a3b7-8a576e2989bf 2004-12-24T13:39:55Z 2004-12-24T13:39:55Z

Oh wow I can't believe some genius created this tribe! I was younger than a lot of you, I bet, when OK came out. I was 12, in 7th grade, and took to it immediately. I was also obsessed with the ad campaign, of course, and called the OK line all the time to get my Feel OK message. There was extra excitement for me because I wasn't allowed to drink caffeinated pop, so drinking OK was a big F You to my mom. It was sold in the vending machines at the rec center half a block from my house. I had to buy and drink OK in secret after school, and put the cans in the recycling at the rec center (I usually drank it over a game of table tennis with my girlfriends). All I have is the delicious memory, and that is DEFINITELY NOT OK!

Kels 2004-12-24T13:39:55Z