Mobile phone disasters
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How has a mobile phone wrecked your life?
( , Thu 30 Jul 2009, 12:14)
Top Tip: Got "Going Underground" by The Jam as your ringtone? Avoid harsh stares and howling relatives by remembering to switch to silent mode at a funeral.
How has a mobile phone wrecked your life?
( , Thu 30 Jul 2009, 12:14)
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Lovely Landlord Roy
I used to have a really nice landlord called Roy - hence the subject of my answer this week.
He was a really handy guy, and friendly, he taught me how to use a drill and electric screwdriver. As landlords go, he was easily the best by far.
As he was teaching me the way of the tool, he told me about the first time he lost his mobile.
He was concreting a floor, and some of the concrete was contained in a bucket levelled underneath by a plank of wood.
He accidentally stood on the wood as he was taking on his mobile and had a "carry on" type fall, with the phone flicking in the air and landing in the bucket.
Knowing it was beyond redemption, he left it there and carried on concreting the floor.
The story doesn't end there, just as well really as no humour is contained within.
Anyway, the following morning, he pops off to buy another mobile on his way to finish the job.
Thinking it would be hilarious, he decides to ring his old phone, from his new one, just to see what happens.
As he's walking across the floor, new mobile to ear, listening to "floor" ring, he begins to chortle. Distracted by this mild amusement he stands on the piece of wood, has ANOTHER "carry on" type fall and flicks his new phone into the concrete.
The only reason he did not do this for a third time, he informed me, was that he could not remember the number to his newest phone.
Bless 'im
( , Thu 30 Jul 2009, 13:51, 1 reply)
Lovely Landlord Roy
I used to have a really nice landlord called Roy - hence the subject of my answer this week.
He was a really handy guy, and friendly, he taught me how to use a drill and electric screwdriver. As landlords go, he was easily the best by far.
As he was teaching me the way of the tool, he told me about the first time he lost his mobile.
He was concreting a floor, and some of the concrete was contained in a bucket levelled underneath by a plank of wood.
He accidentally stood on the wood as he was taking on his mobile and had a "carry on" type fall, with the phone flicking in the air and landing in the bucket.
Knowing it was beyond redemption, he left it there and carried on concreting the floor.
The story doesn't end there, just as well really as no humour is contained within.
Anyway, the following morning, he pops off to buy another mobile on his way to finish the job.
Thinking it would be hilarious, he decides to ring his old phone, from his new one, just to see what happens.
As he's walking across the floor, new mobile to ear, listening to "floor" ring, he begins to chortle. Distracted by this mild amusement he stands on the piece of wood, has ANOTHER "carry on" type fall and flicks his new phone into the concrete.
The only reason he did not do this for a third time, he informed me, was that he could not remember the number to his newest phone.
Bless 'im
( , Thu 30 Jul 2009, 13:51, 1 reply)
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"As he was teaching me the way of the tool, he told me about the first time he lost his...."
Never has a sentence been saved so much by a final word....
( , Thu 30 Jul 2009, 20:34, closed)
"As he was teaching me the way of the tool, he told me about the first time he lost his...."
Never has a sentence been saved so much by a final word....
( , Thu 30 Jul 2009, 20:34, closed)
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