Party Vibe

@mungo1972 413657 wrote:

Hi Poly ,
My phone is smarter than me !!!!! and aint broke it yet duh hu . It has ABC..etc and a dial thing with numbers ha ha ha …… :-O

I’ve actually got one on my desk, its so people can contact me urgently if I’m working from home by dialling 222… and its a 1972 model I rescued from a squat and restored (adding the metal dial which isn’t usually found on this model)

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@mungo1972 413671 wrote:

Hi General Lighting ,
How mad is that , the red phone looks like our old crash alarm and emergency phone ( like 999 ) but our number is 222 …how weird is that :-O . This might explain some calls we have been getting lol !!!! , ill tell them to speak to you next time lol .

Its fairly standard to use 222 as the emergency number on a local exchange (I build telephone systems for my work).

its set up to ring twice, also the number of whoever is calling comes up on my computer screen and then the call diverts to my blackberry (in case I am not in the office). My colleague in the IT department keeps calling it though when he should be calling my normal extension though or using the speed dial for my mobile..

@DaftFader 413702 wrote:

You can get the best stuff in a little tube off any decent computor part website for like £6 and it’ll last you f’in ages unless you build PC’s all the time. 😉

worth getting this stuff if you’re planning on building another PC anyway..