I had a hankering for eggy bread, proper version not that over sweet French toast muck. So, that's what I made. I realised too late that I could have clogged up a few more arteries by turning it into a eggy bread bacon sandwich. Probably for the best that I didn't do it.
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Originally posted by NickFitz View Post
Yes, I thought that was odd when we moved there in 1971 - Milton Keynes had barely even been started by then, still consisting mostly of a bunch of villages and a few very small townsComment
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Originally posted by NickFitz View Post
The rot set in when they got rid of exchange names, like MUS for Bloomsbury, or WHI(tehall) 1212 for Scotland Yardmerely at clientco for the entertainmentComment
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Originally posted by eek View Post
Current project is with a telecom firm. When you register a number nowadays you also need to provide the location so you can be using a London number in Glasgow (say). What I suspect would happen is that you would get routed to London's emergency centres who then has to transfer the details to Glasgowmerely at clientco for the entertainmentComment
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Originally posted by NickFitz View Post
Yes, I thought that was odd when we moved there in 1971 - Milton Keynes had barely even been started by then, still consisting mostly of a bunch of villages and a few very small towns
Nowadays a number of those centres have been merged, so the central hub for the North East is now a single one on Tyneside where previously there were ones in Boro (TS), Darlo (DL), Durham (DH), Sunderland (SR) and Newcastle (NE).merely at clientco for the entertainmentComment
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Originally posted by eek View Post
Current project is with a telecom firm. When you register a number nowadays you also need to provide the location so you can be using a London number in Glasgow (say). What I suspect would happen is that you would get routed to London's emergency centres who then has to transfer the details to Glasgow
Felt rather pointless as I could install the Cloud Voice app on my phone and use that to call from anywhere...Comment
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Originally posted by eek View Post
The initial (area) bit of a post code determined the major postal centre the post was sent to - so Bedford post would be centrally sent to Milton Keynes from where it was sent to the local sorting offices.
Nowadays a number of those centres have been merged, so the central hub for the North East is now a single one on Tyneside where previously there were ones in Boro (TS), Darlo (DL), Durham (DH), Sunderland (SR) and Newcastle (NE).
There's probably a hub over in MK now though.Comment
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I have had to report two maintenance issues to my landlady in recent weeks: overflowing guttering and the growing crack in the garden wall.
The former is going to be resolved tomorrow morning, 9.30 am.Comment
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