Back up in this mofo
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Back up in this mofo
by bronz » Aug 10th, '07, 18:28
In the words of Timbabland before he went all Nelly Furtado, 'It's been a long time, I shouldn'ta left you'. Anyway bronz now has interweb again and it only took BT two bloody months, I should send them a christmas card (at christmas). Expect my usual wacky blend of informed comment and obscure spamming to resume at once.
The artist who does not rise, descends.
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by bronz » Aug 10th, '07, 18:52
Eh Stephenmagic! Haven't seen you round these parts in a while, how's things?
FYI it wasn't BT that supplied the broadband but they had to get the phone line reconnected, a small matter of pressing a button at the exchange that you can hardly expect them to do in any other timescale than a geological one.
FYI it wasn't BT that supplied the broadband but they had to get the phone line reconnected, a small matter of pressing a button at the exchange that you can hardly expect them to do in any other timescale than a geological one.
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by Stephen Ward » Aug 10th, '07, 18:56
Things were really bad for me! (a serious family illness) but all is good and well now. Got the night off as i am away the weekend with some friends. We are going to ride loads of roller coasters and drink silly amounts of very strong beer 
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by bronz » Aug 11th, '07, 10:15
Goog good, nice to see the camp's ticking over nicely. I rode Europe's highest rollercoaster a couple of weeks ago, it was flipping terrifying on the way up but thoroughly good fun thereafter.
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by Tomo » Aug 11th, '07, 10:28
stephenmagic wrote:Things were really bad for me! (a serious family illness) but all is good and well now. Got the night off as I am away the weekend with some friends. We are going to ride loads of roller coasters and drink silly amounts of very strong beer
I'm doing that today in Manchester. Coincidence? Or spookeh synchronicity? 
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by Mark Waddington » Aug 11th, '07, 23:59
I work for BT. It doesnt suprize me that its taken so long for you to get your broadband.
The company charged my 83 year old Great Auntie £230 for a job which shouldnt have cost her a penny. They refused to give her a refund. I rang up BT, quoted all my staff references and Employee number, and they immediately credited her with the full balance!!!
Glad you got it sorted though mate, good to see you around!!!!
MM
The company charged my 83 year old Great Auntie £230 for a job which shouldnt have cost her a penny. They refused to give her a refund. I rang up BT, quoted all my staff references and Employee number, and they immediately credited her with the full balance!!!
Glad you got it sorted though mate, good to see you around!!!!
MM
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