Hmmm.Is that a dig at me or are you suggesting that Americans are actually stupid enough to believe this?
I have no idea so I shall just concentrate on the bit where you say you love me dearly ;)
Edit: Hang on a minute, I've seen lots of films, surely the number would actually be 555-911?
(I have no idea so I shall just concentrate on the bit where you say you love me dearly ;)
Edit: Hang on a minute, I've seen lots of films, surely the number would actually be 555-911?
Afinkawan Yes I can hear you Clem Fandango,
Mon 11 Sep 2006, 11:08,
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I do love you dearly!And that's the main point.
...but at the same time, whether someone is stupid enough to believe it or not (and obviously it's more likely to be 'not' since it's an obvious joke) I have a real belief in '999/911/112' being one of the few sacred things in life.
Edit: PFFFT! yeah, you're right actually. My mistake ;)
(...but at the same time, whether someone is stupid enough to believe it or not (and obviously it's more likely to be 'not' since it's an obvious joke) I have a real belief in '999/911/112' being one of the few sacred things in life.
Edit: PFFFT! yeah, you're right actually. My mistake ;)
Jessie © needs pirate name suggestions,
Mon 11 Sep 2006, 11:12,
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*curtsey*In that case I appologise for offending you. That certainly wasn't the bit of the post which I thought would offend anyone!
( Afinkawan Yes I can hear you Clem Fandango,
Mon 11 Sep 2006, 11:16,
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Aww, it's not that you offended meJust one of those things I guess.
I was actually once sat for 45 minutes waiting for ambulance with a 90 odd year old who had a massive head injury, being held open by a blood clot. She was coated head to foot, and pretty weak to begin with. It was 1am, and the only reason the ambulance wasn't there within minutes was because they'd been sent out to a group of drunken youths who thought it would be hilarious to call 999. Not knowing what was wrong, and hearing that one of them was unconscious, they dispatched the only ambulance currently within range at that time of the morning, and then got stuck there with a load of drunken kids getting arsey.
(I was actually once sat for 45 minutes waiting for ambulance with a 90 odd year old who had a massive head injury, being held open by a blood clot. She was coated head to foot, and pretty weak to begin with. It was 1am, and the only reason the ambulance wasn't there within minutes was because they'd been sent out to a group of drunken youths who thought it would be hilarious to call 999. Not knowing what was wrong, and hearing that one of them was unconscious, they dispatched the only ambulance currently within range at that time of the morning, and then got stuck there with a load of drunken kids getting arsey.
Jessie © needs pirate name suggestions,
Mon 11 Sep 2006, 11:21,
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Fully agree with you on that point.They're doing a new number for people who phone the police for stupid things. But I guess that won't stop drunk idiots like that.
They should be allowed to beat people like that with sticks until they actually need the ambulance they called for.
(They should be allowed to beat people like that with sticks until they actually need the ambulance they called for.
Afinkawan Yes I can hear you Clem Fandango,
Mon 11 Sep 2006, 11:24,
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