An early mobile phone ~ all calls must be logged

Ha ha....very good! Love it ;-))

It sorta rings a bell doesn't it :)

Hello! Hello! are you there? The call must have been "dropped"... I called from my new "smart phone", posted recently :)))

Ah yes Sarah hello, you are obviously the trend setter with your new very smart phone which is a much lighter mobile to carry. There are too many bugs in this ancient model but it used to be possible to reach the exchange at Stonehenge . From there you could bounce a signal down to Cornwall before finding a root to America ~~~

Hello Nick ... you could certainly make a few Trunk calls on this to Bark at someone :))

Best wishes .. Steve

Hello Steve I can't quite hear you as there is a woodlouse crawling in my ear ~~~~ hello, hello

HAHAHAHA!!! I saw dust just now when I tried to replace the call....termite try a different location.. :)

What started off as a plane j oak has become a bit of a h ash and you might become sick a more if we don't watch out. So I'm hanging up now ~~~ Hugs

Well Im pine ing away to hear more !! bugs, I mean Hugs :)

what ever Yew say :))

I Mag NO lia you would have another one :))) and Yew did....:))

technical curiosity ...
this model probably no longer has a warranty :))

As usual its battery failed :)

I've tried switching to loop and still can't hear you. Maybe we should revert to tin cans and string instead of this modern paraphernalia. ;-)

A star for the comments. Made me smile broadly today. Enjoy the GP, Nick.

Ah of course the string is missing, although that was only used on the basic model I seem to remember. The GP was moderately exciting well now and then anyway :) Have a good week x

LOL!

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:))))))))))...hellllooooooo...germany calling...anyone there????