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Mad Doug Biker

Banned from every bar in the Galaxy
Location
Craggy Island
Hidden amongst the drivel

Oi! I don't drivel..... I might waffle, but I don't drivel! (much).

there is a great sense of humor :thumbsup:

You know, a lot of people have told me that, but it never ceases to amaze me, because I don't consider myself particularly funny.*



* - And now comes the barrage of messages saying 'I don't either!' :blush::laugh:
 
Has he got there yet?

Is it safe to log on again?

:laugh:


His train is running slightly behind time

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Archie_tect

De Skieven Architek... aka Penfold + Horace
Location
Northumberland
Mad Doug is obviously the Ambassador of Ferraro Rocher, the island principality just off the coast of italy... he is teasing us....
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Smurfy

Naturist Smurf
I had the same experience. The hospital had wi-fi, but I as a mere patient wasn't allowed access. No-one would explain why, that's just the way it was.

Maybe there is a valid reason, but it struck me as a classic example of British bureaucratic small-mindedness. I would've thought in these days of virtually unlimited broadband, with things like BT infinity, offering wi-fi to your 'customers' (as they like to call us nowadays) and the poor sods who have to wait around for hours on their account, would be a no-brainer. I'm sure if challenged they'd come up with some twatty nonsense about data protection or something...and when you queried how the mighty minds at the NHS can't grapple with something that Costa, the London tube network and every arse-end pub and cafe in London seems to be able to handle, they'd give you that famous pursed-lip 'just ate a lemon' look and say "that's the hospital's policy".

Probably too much trouble when patients start Googling all their drugs and treatments! :laugh:
 
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