My Account. Rick The Mullet Man Soundboard. Rick is sick of the calls he gets everyday and he confronts the Hairdresser called Frank. Loaded with tons of quotes including many about the police and going to jail too. Adult Language. Nobody's botherin u. Quit callin. Ur names on my caller ID. Why u keep callin me. Sound like u've been drinkin. Another Marlboro. Banana boat. Big house. Do you know me. Eat me. Enjoy pressing charges. Frank Garrett. Get u to jail. Give ur name.
Go to bed. Going to jail. I've been sittin on my computer. Lose my number. Mommas dead. Nobody called ur house. Nothin to live for. Phone number. Phone records. Piece of garbage. Police trace.
Say somethin. While this is also standard practice with the soundboards of many other victims that were harassed by Frank's soundboard, it was the extreme and inflammatory nature of certain 'Rick the Mullet Man' prank calls that would result in Frank's name appearing on the evening news, in regards to controversies initiated by Rick's soundboard see below for more details.
This also causes Frank's name to be reported to the police even for prank calls that do not use the Duncan soundboard. Among his many diatribes, Rick notoriously and repeatedly called Frank or whomever he thought was Frank a " Hoosier. As evidenced by Rick's highly irate and scathing tone, "Hoosier" was intended as an insult, most likely meaning "white trash" or "redneck.
Louis , took Hoosier for its more universally known and literal usage. The remarks have also led to a more humorous twist, wherein images of Rick's depiction are transposed with, or even Photoshopped onto, the movie poster or the home film's cover for the Gene Hackman sports film, Hoosiers.
Owing to Rick's belligerent responses and the violent nature thereof, his soundboard itself is controversial. Use of the soundboard has resulted in a number of prank calls laced with screaming and threats of violence and death against victims. This has resulted in a number of controversial situations. In , an unknown prank call speculated by some to have originated from a call made by European prank caller Beyondddddddd , called a Houston Police station with a Rick soundboard and threatened to "blow up" the police station, likely a misheard interpretation of Rick's "I'm gonna blow you away like lint" line.
This incident sparked a fresh investigation into the prank call community, and once again, some pranksters closed their YouTube accounts or laid low until the "smoke blows over. Sometime during or , a prank caller dialed the Chillicothe, Missouri, police department and threatened numerous people, including threatening to shoot two police officers, one of which was Sergeant Scott Chubick.
It is believed that European prank caller Beyondddddddd was responsible for the calls. It is unclear as to what events transpired after these events, considering the caller had used the aforementioned " Burton Street" address, attempting to trick Chubick into believing he resided in Sugar Creek. Whether or not these calls ever made local news, remains unknown. The depiction of 'Rick the Mullet Man' is a Mini advertisement, which reads: "If we made Mini any cheaper, he'd be able to afford it.
While it can be surmised that the picture was found via Internet-search for redneck pictures "redneck" being something of a heavily applied moniker for prank-call victims , the tag of "The Mullet Man" likely originated in the fact that model in the original image, widely circulating the Internet, is commonly referred to as " The Mullet Man," even carrying its equivalent name in German on a photo-hosting site, and embedded and referred to as such, on a German message-board.
However, no one appeared to be there. About a month after the first video was published, another one was by the same YouTube user. Soon after the first video was posted, there were talks of a potential over-the-phone interview with Rick; however, one YouTube user suggested a do-or-die situation in which Rick's neighbors would be tormented with Rick's voice over the phone, until Rick acquiesced agreeing to the interview.
In February , a Duncan Discussion forum-member discovered Rick the Mullet Man's phone number and new address, posting the link to it. Another forum member called Rick using a cell phone, and briefly talked to the victim about buying an AR This would be the first call to Rick in over four years.
The Hot Spot, a bar and night-club in High Ridge, Missouri, less than five minutes from Rick's house was the recipient of several prank phone calls in by MrPrankGarrett, whom had hopes to learn if the people who answered the phone recognized Rick's voice, but they failed to.
Over a year prior to these calls being published, a user on YouTube; who presumably lives in or near High Ridge, posted a slideshow video of several people in the bar. This stirred hope that Rick may be in one of the pictures, but it has not yet been proven.
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