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Private Message added 2007-05-07 |
| Date | 2007-04-03 |
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| Message | Fantastic! Your site brought back many happy memories of working at the GPO/BT from 1970 to 1991.I worked in Birmingham as a maintenance jointer,(hairy arse).I now work as an installer in Vancouver for Telus.I miss the cameraderie of the old days when you could have fun and take the piss,(in a friendly way),without being threatened with disciplinary action and all that crap.The wankers here spout "team player" but haven't got the slightest clue what that really means.They try to set us against each other to divide and conquer! Wish I was back in my Bedford TK frying bacon and egg and pissing in the "wok"! Cheers, Alan Cunningham.(Ace) |
| Date | 2007-03-20 |
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| Message | I too saw Deep Purple @ Knebworth in '85. A most awe inspiring thing. I remember it rained all day until Purple came on about 9.30pm if I remember correctly. Smoke on the water, with those huge banks of speakers on the hill. A very fond memory indded.It's a shame there's no film. I saw them again about 3 years ago @ the NEC in B'ham. Another great concert |
| Date | 2007-03-17 |
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| Message | hi loved your site my mam is a killyleagh girl and lived on brakers brae is that the right spelling?she is the daughter of winnie macnaught formely andrews her grandfather was thomas andrews a reguler in the duferin arms i am told any body who thinks the know my mams family please get in touch i hope to visit soon with my mam and see my irish heretige |
| Date | 2007-03-10 |
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| Message | loved it dennis it made me feel sad ,smile and laugh all at the same time.i joined the post office in 1971 as a 19 year old and just got married and still happily married  i transfered over to telecomms in 1977 and the stories are so similar to my own experiences i`m still on the job of which i do rearly still enjoy .as for the changes you are so right mate but i choose to ignor alot and just get on with the job as difficult as it can be some times but i work with a good bunch of lads and a decent gaffer and that is half the battle . all the best dennis this definately is now under favourites  |
| Date | 2007-03-10 |
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| Message | Dennis - great site; love the stories. I started as an apprentice in Norwich in 1976 so we are of the same vintage. For my sins I still work for the company albeit very different from when we started. What makes me smile is that when we used to hear the stories from the "old characters", we now have and recite our own to the amusement of others - I have become an old character myself. Best wishes. Dave |
Private Message added 2007-03-06 |
| Date | 2007-03-04 |
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| Message | I read your articles with great and fond memories, some were new to me, and others were reminders, as Reg Dingley was my stepdad and he had related some of the tales to me years ago. Nice site Dennis, and well done (altho some of the colour schemes are a little difficult on the eye) Regards Mike. |
| Date | 2007-02-26 |
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| Message | Dennis I stumbled across you site trying to find a BT card insert for my 8746 drring drring phone. read some funny sories and also the more humbling story of the amputee Para. We could all review our situations through other peoples stories, and remember just how fortunate we often are. Even when we think we`ve had a bad day! I was a customer services manager for many years on new build homes and I can vouch for the fact that most customers are 'interesting'... The thing that always stuck me more than any other, was how ordinary my home life was in comparison to that of some of my customers... |
Private Message added 2007-01-03 |
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