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Noes! :ODigiQ8 said:i think he started his own busniess
He left us and went for the money
DEATH TO MUNRO !
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the " X " pwnd the " O " in your avatar !john3571000 said:Lets move out
Fire in the hole
Shodan said:Me and Samon aren't going to bust him out this time, he can save his own potato.
DigiQ8 said:the " X " pwnd the " O " in your avatar !
on topic :
<Digi> Requesting supplies.
<Digi> Requesting supplies.
<Digi> Requesting supplies.
It exsit , they just banned you LOLROFL !!oneoneDalamari said:You can't request supplies in a server that doesn't exist
Where the hell have you been young man :|Munro said:ooooh.. :O
well it was fun while it lastedMunro said:ooooh.. :O
Munro survives 2nd Munro Incident Shock!Munro said:Weeeellll.... a long long time ago (maybe two weeks) a group of illegal immigrants wearing “British Telecom” jackets decided to come down my street in a big truck and dig up my road. In the process they managed to hit a water main and flood the whole street and a number of houses. They also disconnected everyone’s phone lines. With them not being able to speak a word of English we had to take our soggy mobile phones and call the water board to sort them out. At this point the BT lot did a runner.
The next day a new lot of BT blokes popped by and dug up the road again to finish the job the others attempted. The task appeared to be the installation of a new major phone cable to which all the houses were connected. They finished their job and went home with all looking well. That is until I and my neighbour realised we couldn’t use our phones.
It was another two days later when a BT chap comes by just to tell us they some how ‘forgot’ to connect our two houses to the main line and someone would be by next week. Bugger, no phone line = no internet. I of course cried.
Oh well, it’s now a week and a bit later and I finally have my phone line back. All it took was BT digging up my front garden turning it into a muddy wasteland.
Thank god your ok, worried is an understatement, this place has been falling apart without you. I'm sure when you called up BT and you complained they yelled out something along the lines of the term below in a fetching red.Munro said:Weeeellll.... a long long time ago (maybe two weeks) a group of illegal immigrants wearing “British Telecom” jackets decided to come down my street in a big truck and dig up my road. In the process they managed to hit a water main and flood the whole street and a number of houses. They also disconnected everyone’s phone lines. With them not being able to speak a word of English we had to take our soggy mobile phones and call the water board to sort them out. At this point the BT lot did a runner.
The next day a new lot of BT blokes popped by and dug up the road again to finish the job the others attempted. The task appeared to be the installation of a new major phone cable to which all the houses were connected. They finished their job and went home with all looking well. That is until I and my neighbour realised we couldn’t use our phones.
It was another two days later when a BT chap comes by just to tell us they some how ‘forgot’ to connect our two houses to the main line and someone would be by next week. Bugger, no phone line = no internet. I of course cried.
Oh well, it’s now a week and a bit later and I finally have my phone line back. All it took was BT digging up my front garden turning it into a muddy wasteland.
The snarkss of course!Suicide42 said:How were you rescued in the end, Munro?