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anarchied

Racism/general sillyness/whatever you feel inclined to call it aside (and before anyone accuses me of it, no I'm not disregarding racism as "general sillyness" and I understand racism a serious matter, I just don't wish to be dragged into the debate whether OP was racist or not and who to), the story was quite funny.

I've probably posted the story here a few times, but my dad had a phonecall on our landline to see if we wanted to purchase home insurance (£200 payment over the phone during an unsolicited call? Why not!). He told whoever was on the other end that he lived in a tent.

pops5588

Oh goodness me. It would appear the days of having a light-hearted giggle are well and truly gone. And no, I'm not racist.

Tony69

ap1986 wrote: »

OP also dismissed cheery English people too.

Now, I'm not at all accusing the OP of being racist - as I've already said, I found his story highly amusing - but, shouldn't that have been in your 'racism' accusation too? Seen as the OP is Scottish/lives in Scotland? Or is it just the Pakistani and Indian callers racism applies to nowadays?

Do you realise post 2 has the same username as you?

[Deleted User]

Hi,

Blackpool_Saver wrote: »

my callers are treated to loud radios,(waste of electricity/batteries) flushing toilets,(waste of water) hoovers (more electric wasted) and all sorts (waste of licorice)

really a waste of time when all you have to do is put the phone down, but, if you get a kick out of it ,,,,,,,,

ap1986

Tony69 wrote: »

Do you realise post 2 has the same username as you?

Your point?

Tony69

ap1986 wrote: »

Your point?

Thank you, but I wasn't looking to score points

ap1986

Tony69 wrote: »

Thank you, but I wasn't looking to score points

Oh, well, thank you for clearing that up!

peter_the_piper

Our local hospital appointment computer has a similar call method, I put the phone down a couple of times before I realised who it was.