Wires crossed and mild irritation

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Posted: Sun Nov 08, 2009 1:59 pm

My doddery old vicar character is involved in an army bait and has given the deaf explanation about not being able to use the phone. Now when I hear the good reverend speaking in my head, when composing emails, he sounds a lot like the cricket commentator, Henry Blofeld (he looks like Dick Emery but that's another story)...

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Dear Tony,

Send me your mobile a number for easy communication with the courier company who will contact you and also your country of location. I have already sent your information to them , but they requested for the mobile number or fax , so that when the Approved Diplomat arrives your country with the , he will be able to contact you that he has arrived... blah blah

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My dear old thing

Thank you for your very detailed email. I would welcome the opportunity to chat on the telephone but unfortunately I am rather deaf.

I clearly remember it now, we were about to go over the top in Mesopotamia to fight the fuzzy wuzzies and a damned shell went off right beside me! Since then I have found it difficult to hear anything at all and have to sit right next to the organ in church so I can hear the hymns!

So therefore I am unable to use a telephone and have to rely on email or letter to communicate. Anyway I am rambling on again, what do we have to do now to get this project moving along?

Kind regards

The Reverend Tony

My lad writes...

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why calling me an old thing wher as you know my name,dont you have a country ? do get back with your country of location .

think he's off script...

Posted: Sun Nov 08, 2009 2:36 pm

That was a very quick de-rail there. This one might be a genius level lad.

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