Xbox Phone Number - British Transport Police

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  1. Gilly

    Gilly Well-Known Member

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    Isn't that the bloke who did Werewolves of London??!!
     
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    EAU..........Do you work for them as it sounds like you're you taking the p? ;)

    If so then you are rapidly becoming a right pain in the Urs. :D
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  3. Calidore266

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    What's that number for?
     
  4. spikeyorks

    spikeyorks Well-Known Member

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    I think it's either the Fosters Helpline or the number you ring when you've lost a cork off your hat. ;) :D

    (I'll get my coat).
     
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    No, we're still there, just north of France on the left-hand-side.:)
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  6. jivebunny

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    I think you'll find your map is outdated, we actually detached ourselves from the Republic or Ireland and floated off into the Atlantic. Leave means leave, after all.
     
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  7. Wivenswold

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    I wondered why my London to Paris flight took 10 hours recently. I do wish they'd dropped the UK's anchor in a warmer climate.
     
  8. Hiro Protagonist

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    The Reading Writing Hotline, a government service for adult literacy/numeracy assitance that ran an _extremely_ pervasive and iconic advertising campaign in the 90s and 00s that just about everyone knows off by heart (despite only ~4000 calls to the hotline every year, although apparently our literacy rates are declining).


    Another one would be the also-iconic Lube Mobile (mobile car servicing) ads from the same time period, which ended with a kid reading out the phone number with a distinct lisp (13 30 32 as firteen firty firty two) No ohs/zeros there however.
     
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