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Subject: RE: BS: It was not me! From: Zany Mouse Date: 05 Jan 07 - 06:01 AM "Where would homeless persons get their phones charged?" He wasn't homeless, he was unemployed. Rhiannon |
Subject: RE: BS: It was not me! From: Rasener Date: 05 Jan 07 - 05:06 AM here is the link http://www.int.iol.co.za/index.php?art_id=vn20070103125252827C231689 |
Subject: RE: BS: It was not me! From: skipy Date: 05 Jan 07 - 04:07 AM at the police station of course. (I should write riddles for Xmas crackers) Skipy |
Subject: RE: BS: It was not me! From: Paul Burke Date: 05 Jan 07 - 03:54 AM Where would homeless persons get their phones charged? |
Subject: RE: BS: It was not me! From: GUEST Date: 04 Jan 07 - 05:24 PM Nor me. Too pissed to use a phowennnnnnecjk |
Subject: RE: BS: It was not me! From: skipy Date: 04 Jan 07 - 05:21 PM I am known for my interest (to say the least) in skips! I am known to be brave enough to drink things that others would not touch! So it could have been me (ish!) but geographically not! Skipy |
Subject: RE: BS: It was not me! From: GUEST,knotgrain Date: 04 Jan 07 - 05:16 PM I've never heard of donating emergency-only mobile phones to homeless persons, but that's an idea. Are you known for your bottle collections? |
Subject: BS: It was not me! From: skipy Date: 04 Jan 07 - 02:56 PM Incase anyone is worried, it was not me, I don't have a mobile! A jobless man had to make frantic mobile phone calls to police to rescue him from the back of a US rubbish van which was about to start compressing. The unnamed man from Oak Park, Michigan, fell asleep while searching through a skip for bottles. He awoke when the skip was unloaded into a truck. He dialled 911 and told police he didn't know which truck he was in but was able to give the location of the skip he fell asleep in. police spokesman said: "If I was him I would go to church and play the lottery because today was his lucky day." Skipy |