Little known but surprising facts about colleagues.

[Fnaar]

A former colleague who I've lost touch with was once a cyberman in 1970s Dr Who

 

[Sara_H]

Do you know Crockers? I'd be very wary of accepting any legal advice from him. City pubs yes, legals no.

What? You mean he's not a reliable source of z-list celebrity gossip?

 

[ComedyPilot]

Might surprise you to know that none of my colleagues have done anything remarkable (IMO) in the 13 - 15 years I have known some of them.

 

[Speicher]

Might surprise you to know that none of my colleagues have done anything remarkable (IMO) in the 13 - 15 years I have known some of them.

Is it not remarkable that they have put up with you that long?

 

[Linford]

My old neighbour embalmed Arthur Lowe

 

[Arch]

My old neighbour embalmed Arthur Lowe

Did he wait until he was dead?

 

[Linford]

Did he wait until he was dead?

I'd hope so. He has got his own funeral home now, but back then, he was working for the largest chain of undertakers in the UK. He also said he had a unusually large head (skull)

 

[clarion]

I think Arthur Lowe's body was thoroughly pickled by the time he passed.

 

[vernon]

On the theme of musical connections - one of my work colleagues was briefly in Mud.

So he fount that mountain biking wasn't to his taste and bought a road bike?

 

[Nigel-YZ1]

Cliff Richards?

No.

 

[Wobblers]

We're a few flounces away from that status.

So when are you leaving?

 

[Fnaar]

One of my maths teachers played for England womens cricket team (she was a woman, too)

 

[ianrauk]

One of my maths teachers played for England womens cricket team (she was a woman, too)

One of my relatives played for England cricket team back in the late Victorian era.

 

[threebikesmcginty]

So when are you leaving?

Hah! you should be so lucky.

 

[Linford]

My mate reckons his actions caused the sinking of the Belgrano