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Maybe this has happened to CC and he is still stuck :lol:

stationtone wrote:

Maybe this has happened to CC and he is still stuck :lol:

Nope, I'm absolutely fine, thanks for your concern......on a thread type return, did you know Edinburgh has an awful lot to do with the british sewer system?, ask skull and taylor, they seem to live there :lol:

I may do that when i visit Edinburgh on Thursday

stationtone wrote:

I may do that when i visit Edinburgh on Thursday

I will miss you by 24 hours. :shock:

Sussex wrote:

stationtone wrote:

I may do that when i visit Edinburgh on Thursday

I will miss you by 24 hours. :shock:

I have a Ticket for 1st minister's Question time at the Scottish parliament.It will be the first time i have visited the parliament so i am looking forward to it.

stationtone wrote:

Maybe this has happened to CC and he is still stuck :lol:

To get back to the original subject, (unless I have missed something,) if the man had his mobile phone how was he stranded for half an hour, :roll:

and moreover, the garage must be the size of the Royal Albert Hall if the staff did not hear his "cries for help" :

A TAXI driver who got caught short ended up being locked in a toilet at a car garage for half an hour.

The driver, a 40-year-old man working for an Accrington firm, had slipped unnoticed into the customer toilet inside the Kitchens Garage in Trafalgar Street, Burnley, around 8.30pm on Saturday.

But the door had wedged shut and staff only heard his banging and shouting after 30 minutes.

Workers called the fire service who arrived around 9pm and used breaking in tools to prise the door open.

A spokesman for Burnley Fire Station said: "The staff were unaware he had wandered in and nobody knew he was stuck in there until eventually they heard his banging. He had his mobile phone with him though. His firm must have been wanting to know why he had taken so long!"

Author:	Stationtone [ Sun Jun 20, 2010 9:44 pm ]
Post subject:	Oh DEAR
A TAXI driver who got caught short ended up being locked in a toilet at a car garage for half an hour. The driver, a 40-year-old man working for an Accrington firm, had slipped unnoticed into the customer toilet inside the Kitchens Garage in Trafalgar Street, Burnley, around 8.30pm on Saturday. But the door had wedged shut and staff only heard his banging and shouting after 30 minutes. Workers called the fire service who arrived around 9pm and used breaking in tools to prise the door open. A spokesman for Burnley Fire Station said: "The staff were unaware he had wandered in and nobody knew he was stuck in there until eventually they heard his banging. He had his mobile phone with him though. His firm must have been wanting to know why he had taken so long!"

Author:	Stationtone [ Sun Jun 20, 2010 9:45 pm ]
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Maybe this has happened to CC and he is still stuck

Author:	captain cab [ Sun Jun 20, 2010 10:11 pm ]
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stationtone wrote: Maybe this has happened to CC and he is still stuck Nope, I'm absolutely fine, thanks for your concern......on a thread type return, did you know Edinburgh has an awful lot to do with the british sewer system?, ask skull and taylor, they seem to live there CC

Author:	Stationtone [ Sun Jun 20, 2010 10:57 pm ]
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I may do that when i visit Edinburgh on Thursday

Author:	Nigel [ Mon Jun 21, 2010 6:35 am ]
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captain cab wrote: stationtone wrote: Maybe this has happened to CC and he is still stuck Nope, I'm absolutely fine, thanks for your concern......on a thread type return, did you know Edinburgh has an awful lot to do with the british sewer system?, ask skull and taylor, they seem to live there CC

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Author:	Sussex [ Mon Jun 21, 2010 7:00 am ]
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stationtone wrote: I may do that when i visit Edinburgh on Thursday I will miss you by 24 hours.

Author:	Stationtone [ Mon Jun 21, 2010 10:21 am ]
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Sussex wrote: stationtone wrote: I may do that when i visit Edinburgh on Thursday I will miss you by 24 hours. I have a Ticket for 1st minister's Question time at the Scottish parliament.It will be the first time i have visited the parliament so i am looking forward to it.

Author:	Brummie Cabbie [ Mon Jun 21, 2010 10:38 am ]
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stationtone wrote: Sussex wrote: stationtone wrote: I may do that when i visit Edinburgh on Thursday I will miss you by 24 hours. I have a Ticket for 1st minister's Question time at the Scottish parliament.It will be the first time i have visited the parliament so i am looking forward to it. Leave plenty of time for a tour around the building; it's something else is Holyrood.

Author:	Stationtone [ Mon Jun 21, 2010 12:26 pm ]
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Unfortunately they do not do tours when there is parliamentary business on, which is a disappointment. But i will make the most of the day and visit some local pubs before i get the train home Maybe some of the Edinburgh lads will join me for a pint and a chat and we could share ideas on how to make our job better.

Author:	charles007 [ Mon Jun 21, 2010 5:27 pm ]
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captain cab wrote: stationtone wrote: Maybe this has happened to CC and he is still stuck Nope, I'm absolutely fine, thanks for your concern......on a thread type return, did you know Edinburgh has an awful lot to do with the british sewer system?, ask skull and taylor, they seem to live there CC

Author:	captain cab [ Mon Jun 21, 2010 11:55 pm ]
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Nigel wrote: of course if I suggested some type of homosexual type link between the two, this post would be deleted, and rightly so, because that wouldnt be true. One beats cab drivers, the other beats his wife.....allegedly. CC

Author:	volvoman [ Tue Jun 22, 2010 12:59 am ]
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To get back to the original subject, (unless I have missed something,) if the man had his mobile phone how was he stranded for half an hour, and moreover, the garage must be the size of the Royal Albert Hall if the staff did not hear his "cries for help" :

Author:	toots [ Tue Jun 22, 2010 1:10 am ]
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volvoman wrote: To get back to the original subject, (unless I have missed something,) if the man had his mobile phone how was he stranded for half an hour, and moreover, the garage must be the size of the Royal Albert Hall if the staff did not hear his "cries for help" : Maybe he left his phone in his car and lets face it the staff in fuelling stations aren't exactly the most alert

Author:	echo15 [ Tue Jun 22, 2010 4:41 am ]
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The staff probably thought the banging was from the Woofer in the the back of the low slung Clio at pump 3

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Author:	Nigel [ Tue Jun 22, 2010 8:10 am ]
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stationtone wrote: A TAXI driver who got caught short ended up being locked in a toilet at a car garage for half an hour. The driver, a 40-year-old man working for an Accrington firm, had slipped unnoticed into the customer toilet inside the Kitchens Garage in Trafalgar Street, Burnley, around 8.30pm on Saturday. But the door had wedged shut and staff only heard his banging and shouting after 30 minutes. Workers called the fire service who arrived around 9pm and used breaking in tools to prise the door open. A spokesman for Burnley Fire Station said: "The staff were unaware he had wandered in and nobody knew he was stuck in there until eventually they heard his banging. He had his mobile phone with him though. His firm must have been wanting to know why he had taken so long!" Can you remember them automatic toilets that hit ther streets in the 90's?? I had to use one of them after eating a bad curry. They used to cost 2p for about 15 miutes. I dived in and dropped my trollys and sat down, half way through the automatic door opened and wouldn't close. Here's me in full view of the public sat on the toilet.