dvbuk55 wrote:Ah right................that service button, silly me
PLEEEEEEEESE, it's getting too near Sunday for the ribaldry to start, anyway, talking about buzzers, do you know where the saying you can ring my bells comes from?
I do but I'm not telling.
Was it Chuck Berry and his little ding a ling?
No--------and I'm still not telling---
Do you have to plug it in
I'm preparing myself for the zombie invasion, rule number 1 - Cardio
dvbuk55 wrote:Ah right................that service button, silly me
PLEEEEEEEESE, it's getting too near Sunday for the ribaldry to start, anyway, talking about buzzers, do you know where the saying you can ring my bells comes from?
I do but I'm not telling.
Was it Chuck Berry and his little ding a ling?
No--------and I'm still not telling---
even though beautiful women tend to have a lot of suitors, there might be something quirky about you that just "rings her bell".
OK I give in.
Not to do with Pavlov's dogs is it?!
I don't want to think about this lot salivating when a bell's rung though... or even without the bell.
in our d.o after 3 succsesive days without gaining entry to stair the lino prints of an a4 sheet stating the postman/woman has been able to gain acsess for 3 days your mail is now available to be collected from the d.o,until such times as a key can be provided or entry system reset.this sheet is stuck to the door of stair and the mail handed in daily to the callers office.after a day or two i am usually given a key or factors reset the time on entry system ,works for me
dvbuk55 wrote:Ah right................that service button, silly me
PLEEEEEEEESE, it's getting too near Sunday for the ribaldry to start, anyway, talking about buzzers, do you know where the saying you can ring my bells comes from?
I do but I'm not telling.
stokes11eg wrote: O'K, I'll tell. In Elizabethen times, bells wereplaced under the beds of newlyweds.
Very interesting..................so a tale I was once told as a young man could well be true. Fire engines in the 50s had a bell which was rung vigorously when attending a fire. This old chap regularly made love to his wife on Sunday morning to the cadence of the church bells but suffered a massive coronary when the fire engine went by........................
redspartapost wrote:in our d.o after 3 succsesive days without gaining entry to stair the lino prints of an a4 sheet stating the postman/woman has been able to gain acsess for 3 days your mail is now available to be collected from the d.o,until such times as a key can be provided or entry system reset.this sheet is stuck to the door of stair and the mail handed in daily to the callers office.after a day or two i am usually given a key or factors reset the time on entry system ,works for me
Now THAT'S a good idea!
Don't knock Insanity
it's just another outlook on Reality!
PLEEEEEEEESE, it's getting too near Sunday for the ribaldry to start, anyway, talking about buzzers, do you know where the saying you can ring my bells comes from?
No--------and I'm still not telling---
O'K, I'll tell. In Elizabethen times, bells wereplaced under the beds of newlyweds.
