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[grahamite2] 19/1/2021 15:10

I look, though I say it myself, like an emperor in my new bathrobe.

[tom barnaby] 19/1/2021 15:08

Hehe https://twitter.com/burnsidenottosh/status/1351471748005449728?s=21

[tom barnaby] 19/1/2021 14:57

I don’t think so. Dom’s heart might not take it!

[avatar333] 19/1/2021 14:41

I do feel that we would benefit from further details reference 533.

[elpirata] 19/1/2021 14:38

indeed, thankfully no need to preface a 'LOL' without prejudice on the free bb

[avatar333] 19/1/2021 14:34

Mine are business matters, of course, Tom.

[tom barnaby] 19/1/2021 14:29

Indeed. Mikey will be all too familiar how he almost got himself into a spot of bother a couple of years ago when his devices were syncing at the height of flantgate.

[avatar333] 19/1/2021 14:20

529 There are circumstances where one wouldn't want to put things in writing. Indeed, there are also circumstances where one wouldn't want to discuss matters on the telephone. Hence my meetings on Fridays.

[fireplace22] 19/1/2021 14:11

'In England in December, the ONS said, positive antibody tests equated to 5.4 million people (12%) aged over 16 having signs of past infection. That does not tell you the total number of people infected, however, but acts as a snapshot in time. In London, about 16% of people had antibodies in December, up from 11% in October. But at the last peak in May, an estimated 15% of the population had antibodies. This proportion fell, as detectable antibodies recede with time.' What happens when you include the less than 16 yo's and the people that had the disease in the spring and summer whose anybody levels have fallen below detectable levels? It's known that the antibodies soon disappear but immunity is retained by the white blood t cells. These figures especially for London are massive.

[avatar333] 19/1/2021 14:09

Mrs A(Snr), when she actually lived at home, was a nightmare for answering unsolicited calls.

[michaelg1] 19/1/2021 14:07

No phone calls should ever be answered. Verbal communication is now completely redundant

[avatar333] 19/1/2021 13:53

525 I just don't answer calls from numbers that aren't in my 'phonebook'.

[monte1] 19/1/2021 13:52

#521 I just had the same call gra’ - but it was easily solved by providing the ever so helpful caller my current bank details so that he could update their records accordingly. Phew, would want the olde tinterweb plug being pulled eh?

[elpirata] 19/1/2021 13:50

retired hospital consultant and teacher... https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-gloucestershire-55712418

[fireplace22] 19/1/2021 13:45

I always ask them what my BT customer reference is, usually results in a sharp click.

[avatar333] 19/1/2021 13:39

518 Indeed, jeffian. Even Dom will remember what we have on Tuesday.

[michaelg1] 19/1/2021 13:36

All that hub traffic eh!!

[grahamite2] 19/1/2021 13:27

Oh dear! I just had a call from British Telecomm saying they will have to disconnect me within 24 hours as my service has been compromised.

[the knight of no] 19/1/2021 12:12

Or in Lincolnshire, gra. :) flyfishing.gif

[grahamite2] 19/1/2021 12:09

I can't imagine it would be hugely comfortable to watch a fillum from a deck chair.

[jeffian] 19/1/2021 11:59

Lunch, AVATAR333?

[grahamite2] 19/1/2021 11:54

Most of the auditorium (the current Screen One) was fitted with tip-up seats, however the front six rows were deck chairs. These seats were much sought after at at 1s 6d (other seats ranged from 1s 3d to 6d). The deck chairs remained in The Kinema until 1953.

[avatar333] 19/1/2021 11:40

509/510 Duly noted, with thanks.

[tom barnaby] 19/1/2021 11:39

It’s a lovely course. Like walking across a deep shag pile carpet. A bunker for every day of the year (so they say).