Too much communication

[Barman]

It's bloody witchcraft....AND digital.

Never had that on me original owld  Anna Log Motorola back in '95...ahh those were the days.
I was a happy go lucky owld Bear then.

It was all downhill from here:

 

We used to get hours of fun as kids pressing button B in and watching it tak-a-tak-a-tak-a-tak out again.... 

We didn't have many toys.... 

Snap.   Can someone tell me how it worked, I never did find out?    But if we spoke to my Aunt in Birmingham I am sure Button B came in to use.

1. Put coins in the box.
2. Dial number
3. When the person answers, press button A, coins drop inside.
4. If nobody answers, press button B to get coins back.

If you just wanted to annoy your Aunt, press button B at stage 3.

People often forgot to press button B when a call failed and left the phone box 'loaded'.
Passing scrotes like young Snoopy would go round pressing B in all boxes looking for a windfall. 

I said that! 

Yes, but in a clumsy, poorly laid-out and thoroughly Secondary Modern way. 

 

[Tipsy Gipsy]

It's bloody witchcraft....AND digital.

Never had that on me original owld  Anna Log Motorola back in '95...ahh those were the days.
I was a happy go lucky owld Bear then.

It was all downhill from here:

 

We used to get hours of fun as kids pressing button B in and watching it tak-a-tak-a-tak-a-tak out again.... 

We didn't have many toys.... 

Snap.   Can someone tell me how it worked, I never did find out?    But if we spoke to my Aunt in Birmingham I am sure Button B came in to use.

1. Put coins in the box.
2. Dial number
3. When the person answers, press button A, coins drop inside.
4. If nobody answers, press button B to get coins back.

If you just wanted to annoy your Aunt, press button B at stage 3.

People often forgot to press button B when a call failed and left the phone box 'loaded'.
Passing scrotes like young Snoopy would go round pressing B in all boxes looking for a windfall. 

I said that! 

Yes, but in a clumsy, poorly laid-out and thoroughly Secondary Modern way. 

Thank you.   Both. 

[Barman]

She thanked me more.... 

[Darwins Selection]

She thanked me more.... 

Of course.

She knows you have the lower self-esteem.

[Barman]

She thanked me more.... 

Of course.

She knows you have the lower self-esteem.

 

 

 

[Just One More]

It's bloody witchcraft....AND digital.

Never had that on me original owld  Anna Log Motorola back in '95...ahh those were the days.
I was a happy go lucky owld Bear then.

It was all downhill from here:

 

We used to get hours of fun as kids pressing button B in and watching it tak-a-tak-a-tak-a-tak out again.... 

We didn't have many toys.... 

Snap.   Can someone tell me how it worked, I never did find out?    But if we spoke to my Aunt in Birmingham I am sure Button B came in to use.

1. Put coins in the box.
2. Dial number
3. When the person answers, press button A, coins drop inside.
4. If nobody answers, press button B to get coins back.

If you just wanted to annoy your Aunt, press button B at stage 3.

People often forgot to press button B when a call failed and left the phone box 'loaded'.
Passing scrotes like young Snoopy would go round pressing B in all boxes looking for a windfall. 

I said that! 

Yes, but in a clumsy, poorly laid-out and thoroughly Secondary Modern way. 

Thank you.   Both. 

Ignore them Tipsy 

It was "B" for Birmingham, and "A" for All the others