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Lol. My old grandad bred a pigeon with a woodpecker, not only did it deliver a message, it knocked on your front door as wellWhere's @hademall with stories of Falconry and carrier pigeons? =D
I'll never forget the foreign female scammer that called on our landline. I told her to piss of ya scammer and hung up on her.
She called back 30 seconds later (different aussie mobile number displayed this time) called me a mother fcuker and hung up on me.
It is the olde name for the national telephone system that used to work well despite rain, floods, fires, storms and electricity failures.
Now, for us olde folks, it is the name for the electronic phone thingy that is connected to a plastic box thingy with a little green light that shows you are connected to world via the computer electrons that the Gubbermint calls the NBN. This does not work during rain, floods, fires, storms and electricity failures.
As I pay for the electronic video picture machine that I can see what I am writing now , it doesn't cost me anymore $$$ to have it. But it does cost twice now as much as it did before I had such modern technology
I hope that this very technical explanation is to your understanding.
PS ....... my call for today was from 08 6186 7544, which I didn't answer, but apparently it could have been from Amazon telling me that I have to pay either $99 or $199 for something that I didn't order. Would that be a scam ?
Nope...Does any of us oldies remember using a payphone, if say the number (as an example) was 444444 then you took the handpiece off and tapped six time on the top of the phone, pause for a second or two then repeat five times and therefore got a free call.
Lol. My old grandad bred a pigeon with a woodpecker, not only did it deliver a message, it knocked on your front door as well
TIL what TIL meant. Ah the good old days when we spoke english.TIL just how old some of you buggers are
Does any of us oldies remember using a payphone, if say the number (as an example) was 444444 then you took the handpiece off and tapped six time on the top of the phone, pause for a second or two then repeat five times and therefore got a free call.
I had fishing line tightly wrapped around a 50c coin. You could drop it in, it would register the coin then if you pulled it up quick enough you could drop it in again to register another 50c.I have used plenty of pay phones but never knew this.
I did play a pinnie once that had the rolling wheels for scores.
If you picked it up at the flipper end and dropped it you would get free credits.