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Originally posted by FiveTimes View Postit appears that the dishwasher latch is not working. So Ive got to have an attempt at fixing it - or I could just order a new latch from ebay for £7.
I'll have to keep and eye on it just in case it leaksComment
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Feck me.
How can they not know that a LED doesn't light up if both ends are 5V?
It's like pulling teeth sometimes.Comment
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I well remember at one place, picking up the phone and saying "Good afternoon, Opendate".
Opendate were the company I was writing code for at that moment.
Not the company I was working for.
Fortunately it passed unremarked.
And the company phone number was 1 digit removed from the police HQ.
So I spoke to various people who were calling to complain about various plods.
And the wife of one of the aforementioned persons who was going through her phone log finding out who he'd rung.
I think he was the drunk.
And then there was the time I answered the phone to some texan Septic whose drawl was so broad so as to incomprehensible.
Turned out that "daaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaht" was actually "Dot".Comment
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Originally posted by zeitghost View PostI well remember at one place, picking up the phone and saying "Good afternoon, Opendate".Comment
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Originally posted by mudskipper View PostGosh, that sound professional (apart from the bit about being the wrong company). I usually go with a surprised "Hello?" assuming they've got the wrong number. Previous permCo gave us phone answering lessons. I remember they fed us jellybeans to keep us in the training session. I know it was all quite bewildering, complicated stuff about needing to know whether it was morning or afternoon, who you were working for and what your name was.
Phone calls at gigs always bring doom and bad news so I tend not to pick up...Join IPSEComment
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If you ever call a merkin automated system, they call the # key the pound key. Confused me no end that did as I bleated to the non listening automaton that I had no pound key.Comment
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I wonder if they call hashtags poundtags...Last edited by mudskipper; 7 November 2014, 14:51.Comment
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Originally posted by norrahe View PostIn the process of pumpkin pie making.
Pastry made, just as well I know how to make pastry as the recipe was wrong, so had to make adjustments.
Roasting the pumpkin in the oven to soften it and once that's done will blind bake the pastry and start to make the filling.
I now remember why I don't make pies very often!
There's loads of filling left over. Will see how the pie turns out and then might use it for summat else.Comment
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