[S4B]

Can you not email for an ambulance? You should be able to!

[Ezza]

thats a great new idea. we should put it forward

[S4B]

To whom?

[MK Chris]

It wouldn't work for the same reason that you should never rely on email as a means of communication, because you can never guarantee anyone has got it until they reply to it, if they do.

[ladbroke]

It wouldn't work for the same reason that you should never rely on email as a means of communication, because you can never guarantee anyone has got it until they reply to it, if they do.

A read report. No read report-you're going to bleed to death!

[MK Chris]

Read and delivery receipts aren't reliable, as you can deny them (as I do.)

[ladbroke]

Read and delivery receipts aren't reliable, as you can deny them (as I do.)

Being able to deny read receipts can be switched off in outlook corporately. We have no choice but to send back read receipts for all those that have requested them at work. All rather academic as we're talking about calling an ambulance via email, which aint going to happen!

[ladbroke]

Really you wouldn't want to be relying on the NHS to give you assistance via email, your ambulance would turn up at about the same time that their all singing and dancing database is finished.............

[Ezza]

Erm. It was a joke...
Though I still feel no better, I have moved since then.

[ladbroke]

Erm. It was a joke...

Erm I think we may of got carried away by it all......... In reality the use of leaches is probably as cutting edge as the NHS gets, let alone email

[MK Chris]

In reality the use of leaches is probably as cutting edge as the NHS gets, let alone email

Well I personally wouldn't want to live in a country that hasn't got a similar service.

[ladbroke]

In reality the use of leaches is probably as cutting edge as the NHS gets, let alone email

Well I personally wouldn't want to live in a country that hasn't got a similar service.

That was a sweeping statement, my actual thoughts are that they treat major illnesses very well but need to improve virtually everywhere else. People always say 'we should be grateful to have the NHS' and I am, but it needs to be better.

[Nicola_Red]

Let's return to topic!

I asked for a flat screen monitor, a load of books and dvds and some excellent headphones which are furry like earmuffs. It's my birthday in 3wks so anything I don't get now I can ask for then...

[Bonanzoid]

Do you play badminton competitively Bonanzoid?

Not really yet, I play at uni but I'm not on the Team yet. I'll be trying again next year, hopefully with better luck.

[kendra k]

i don't think i asked for anything. i sort of asked for two ben shermans, which i got, but the rest of it has been nowt.

[Jonny56]

i asked for a bike and its now.....
rubbishly hidden under a sheet....
could it be a ghost wiht a seat and brakes...
who knows?
my family does...
but i dont!
so unfair!

[Ezza]

and people of the boards i introduce to you my *cough*delightful*cough* brother.

woop.

[S4B]

Your baby bro has joined the board?? Uh oh!

[Ezza]

I know. I tried to persuade him otherwise. It didn't work.

[foot-loose]

Does this mean I cant
Take the piss out of the way
He posted then......................?

If not then I promise
I wont............
Honest.

[Ezza]

Not at all. It means you can take the piss as much as you like. Then he may go away.

[Sunny So Cal]

Wait...is this the one that "smells"?
Welcome, baby brother!

[MK Chris]

How old is this little brother, out of interest?