its the mythical lost city of Hull
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Hull is a "forgotten city"
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You've dated girls from Hull then?Originally posted by The Lone GunmanHull has been known as the land that time forgot since long before the flood. Thats the biblical one BTW.
You can still see trogladites roaming the streets.
Whilst working there I was informed that I would need to reset my watch to a different time zone. 1932 was about right.
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I have to admit it, its a bit of a sh*thole.
And don't get me started on Kingston Telecom, the feckersPoliticians are wonderfull people, as long as they stay away from things they don't understand, like working for a living!Comment
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Kingston: Tiny Telecom, Terrific ResultsOriginally posted by portsevenI have to admit it, its a bit of a sh*thole.
And don't get me started on Kingston Telecom, the feckers
It now wants to take the niche approach national
Recipe for success as a privatized telecom company trying to cut it in the New Economy: First, ignore the global market. Second, stay small and maintain your base in a remote, downtrodden district with few high-end telecom users--it's the little man you're after. Keep your service out of major metropolitan areas. Do not bid on new mobile-telephone licenses. Make no acquisitions, and seek no mergers. Follow the formula, and you're in like Flynn.
yer wot!
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Originally posted by Trollshame really
Philosophical debate out of reach here?
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Hardly philosophical... more like opinionOriginally posted by DiverPhilosophical debate out of reach here?

HTHHow fortunate for governments that the people they administer don't thinkComment
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Never been to Hull - have I missed out?Originally posted by KentPhilipthe place is hull on earth.How fortunate for governments that the people they administer don't thinkComment
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