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Never too busy to answer the 'phone

Posted:
09 Aug 2006, 19:16
by TottyMcGee
Isn't it always the way - you get going with a messy session and the telephone rings, but at least prior to the advent of the mobiles mud and quicksand sessions were safe.
Any suggestions for captions to this photo?


Posted:
09 Aug 2006, 19:23
by stockingman
"Im just a bit stuck right now can i get back to you"

Posted:
09 Aug 2006, 19:36
by andy250
What do you mean!! do I want sky Tele!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Andy

Posted:
09 Aug 2006, 19:43
by wamram
"Hello would you like to take part in our phone survey by answering some questions"

Posted:
09 Aug 2006, 19:46
by TottyMcGee
What do you mean!! do I want sky Tele!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Pity they weren't offering subscriptions to Sty TV, in which every show takes place in a mudpit, with the presenters wallowing in muck. Now that would be worth getting!


Posted:
10 Aug 2006, 07:44
by caroline2
I've got a sinking feeling I'm not going to like this call!!
Caroline

Posted:
10 Aug 2006, 13:48
by BillShipton
"Excuse me, madam, have you ever considered the benefits of damp-proofing? We have representatives in your area right now..."

Posted:
10 Aug 2006, 20:09
by andy250
Hello, Hello, what do you mean its the speaking clock!!!!!! anybody seen my car keys I dropped them here a while ago....................

Posted:
11 Aug 2006, 09:31
by Hayley
"Hello is that the police? I want to report a missing car. I parked it here during the storm overnight and it seems to have gone."

Posted:
13 Aug 2006, 01:44
by ClownJulie
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Posted:
13 Aug 2006, 10:50
by DELETED
DELETED

Posted:
13 Aug 2006, 14:34
by the bulber
Although Helen is well heeled, she still listens to her sole.

Posted:
13 Aug 2006, 14:37
by andy250
nice one Bulber, cant stop laughing!!!!!! keep em coming!!!!
regards
Andy

Posted:
13 Aug 2006, 22:34
by Spinynorman and Frilly
I'm so tired I could sleep anywhere.

Posted:
14 Aug 2006, 17:41
by the bulber
Good afternoon Madam! HM Coastguard speaking, would you like the number for the samaritans, or would you like us to come and rescue you?