趣聽(tīng)精彩世界：玩笑短信不要分兩段發(fā)

英國(guó)每日郵報(bào)：一名在紐約的老師由于厭煩學(xué)校的會(huì)議，于是開(kāi)玩笑讓他的妻子打報(bào)警電話稱學(xué)校遭炸彈威脅。他的太太居然把玩笑當(dāng)了真。

玩笑短信不要分兩段發(fā)

The Daily Mail: A bored New York teacher has been quizzed by police after asking his wife to call in a bomb threat to save him from a school meeting.

The man, whose first name is Eric, was sitting in a morning meeting at Renaissance Charter High School in East Harlem when he sent a text to his partner.

In the message, he jokingly asked her to call in a bomb threat so he could escape from the monotonous event, which sees teachers run through the day's activities

Local media reports that he told her: 'Call in a bomb threat.' before sending another text reading 'haha'. However, his wife failed to read the second message and contacted the police, informing them there had been a bomb threat at the school.