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RETIRED
20th April 2005, 10:21 PM
Telecia READ THE RULES!!! Blatant self promotion is not on.
I will give you the benefit of doubt as to whether or not it is your site.
Daddles
20th April 2005, 11:41 PM
Awwww Daaaaaddddd. You deleted all our sarcasm, warnings and promises of what would happen when you got home from work.
Wichard
**dammit, where's a pouting smile when you need one?**
Oh, by the way. Well said Sir. Well said. :D
Christopha
21st April 2005, 06:38 PM
Awwww Daaaaaddddd. You deleted all our sarcasm, warnings and promises of what would happen when you got home from work.
Wichard
**dammit, where's a pouting smile when you need one?**
Oh, by the way. Well said Sir. Well said. :D
Bloody Crawler.....
What did I miss ? Huh? Huh?
:(
craigb
21st April 2005, 07:53 PM
Bloody Crawler.....
What did I miss ? Huh? Huh?
:(
Not much. Some bloke telling us all what a great place this is, then came the "Oh by the way, have I got a deal for you".
Same old, same old.
ozwinner
21st April 2005, 08:37 PM
Bloody Crawler.....
What did I miss ? Huh? Huh?
:(
Actualy, it was this guy looking for anyone who was, Cute, cuddly and bald........ and very, very sexy...
So hes on his way to your place.
Al :D
Daddles
21st April 2005, 09:22 PM
Actualy, it was this guy looking for anyone who was, Cute, cuddly and bald........ and very, very sexy...
So hes on his way to your place.
Al :D
You didn't give him stopper's address did you? Did you? :eek: Oh you dreadful man. Why didn't I think of it :D
Cheers
Richard
Christopha
21st April 2005, 10:04 PM
Actualy, it was this guy looking for anyone who was, Cute, cuddly and bald........ and very, very sexy...
So hes on his way to your place.
Al :D
He had better not have a blooody Indian accent and a phone cos I am cute, bald, sexy and very anti those Indian phoning slimebags at the moment..... me and my pinch bar are itching to meet one!
Gumby
21st April 2005, 10:16 PM
He had better not have a blooody Indian accent and a phone cos I am cute, bald, sexy and very anti those Indian phoning slimebags at the moment..... me and my pinch bar are itching to meet one!
I've got some time off at the moment and so far have had at least 2 of those calls every day at home. Now , when my phone shows the incoming number as 'overseas' I just answer and hang up before they say anything.
echnidna
21st April 2005, 10:34 PM
Relax Stoppers , he's not indian , he's Pakitstani. :D :D :D :D :D :D
Christopha
22nd April 2005, 10:37 AM
Relax Stoppers , he's not indian , he's Pakitstani. :D :D :D :D :D :D
AAAAAAAARGH!!!!!!!
JackoH
22nd April 2005, 10:46 AM
Why do they always call at evening meal time, just as SWMBO has placed the hot meal on the table and as I am pouring my first (or third) glass of red?? :eek: Don't they eat in bloody India, or Pakistania?? :mad:
johnmc
22nd April 2005, 11:01 AM
Why do they always call at evening meal time, just as SWMBO has placed the hot meal on the table and as I am pouring my first (or third) glass of red?? :eek: Don't they eat in bloody India, or Pakistania?? :mad:
Cause evening meal time is the most likely time that most people will be home and hence answer their phone. I'm sure they plan the time of the call in advance depending on the country/state you're in. India and Pakistan are well situated to call Australia - when it's 7pm on the Eastern seaboard it's 2:30pm in India.
Daddles
22nd April 2005, 11:04 AM
Actually, your TV is a two way device and they are monitoring it all the time. This way, they can tell the most auspicious time to ring you. I know this is true - I read it in a book :D
Cheers
Richard
Sturdee
22nd April 2005, 11:35 AM
Richard,
It doesn't work if you put a large foilie on top of the TV, and it also helps if you're eating pancakes. :D Don't know why but I also read it in a book. :D
Peter.
Daddles
22nd April 2005, 11:49 AM
Oh, I thought I had to put a foilie on the cat and then get him to eat pancakes. :( No wonder it wasn't working :D
Richard
JackoH
22nd April 2005, 05:17 PM
What if you put the pancake on your head and eat the foillie?
(I know. That would look silly!)
Rusty
22nd April 2005, 11:38 PM
I'm really getting sick of all this crap in an otherwise serious thread.
Put the pancake on the foily then eat the cat. Simple.
And if anyone had even bothered to do a search on the subject first...
Rusty.:D
Gumby
23rd April 2005, 04:34 AM
I know this is true - I read it in a book :D
Reading it in a book doesn't make it true. But if it was on the internet, THEN it must be true :eek:
E. maculata
23rd April 2005, 08:31 AM
Nah, it's only true if the fellas at the pub reckon it is, specially round closin time. ;)
JackoH
23rd April 2005, 10:06 AM
Nobody ever does a search on this BB mate. :mad:
If they did there would be no more posts, except silly ones. :confused:
Daddles
23rd April 2005, 11:37 AM
Reading it in a book doesn't make it true. But if it was on the internet, THEN it must be true :eek:
Not picking on Gumby, and attempting to hijack this thread by being seriouis for a moment, did anyone spot that the book I was referring to was George Orwell's 1984?
Just curious - it's not important
Cheers
Richard
journeyman Mick
23rd April 2005, 12:01 PM
And there I was thinking you were referring to Farenheit 451 (Ray Bradbury?)
Mick
E. maculata
23rd April 2005, 02:32 PM
did anyone spot that the book I was referring to was George Orwell's 1984?
Yep,
realised you were refering to the good ole days like in Orwells' soothsaying tome, obviously showing how free society could've been before all brands of government got really really serious on controlling our lives, information, decisions and rewriting history at each election.
Rusty
23rd April 2005, 03:02 PM
The idea of spy tv has become so ubiquitous that I often forget that Orwell came up with it. Anyhow, as an indictment of Stalinism 1984 is a fine piece of work, but if you want a horrifying prophecy of the future of western civilisation, go no further than Huxley's Brave New World. Pay particular attention to the preface to the 1953(?) edition. Scary.
Btw, just kidding about the "crap" and "search". I haven't clocked up enough posts to be self-righteous. Give me time.;)
Beautiful day in Melbourne.
Regards,
Rusty.
JackoH
23rd April 2005, 05:17 PM
So was I!
Stuart
27th April 2005, 01:59 AM
Actually, they have a very good idea what time you are home. Ever had a phone call recently when there was noone at the other end? Didn't think too much of it? The latest trick is they use computer dialing, and ring a number of times at different times of the day to determine the best time to ring to have the phone answered. (And it can distinguish between answer machines and human). Over a period of time, they work out statistically when the call will be successful, and that's when you get the phone call from India, or Pakistan, or whereever.
Don't know why thieves haven't worked out this is useful software, but then I guess they are not interested in having to do any work......
If this sounds a bit far-fetched, you should hear what the radio stations are complaining about with similar software - they get flooded with calls by autodialing software for their dial-in competitions - not hard being the 9th person if your computer has flood-called 100 times in seconds.
It's a pretty crappy world.