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AJI
03-04-07, 12:07
I work for a company that manages and maintains the road network in the North West. We basically carryout works for the highways agency.

We had a call come into the control centre earlier requesting that we make an official statement about the proposal for double yellow lines to go onto the motorway to prevent the mis-use of the hard shoulder.

As some may have seen this was an April Fool joke that was hosted by 'People Newspaper' or something like that.


Anyway, this call was from the county council !! It was truely serious and she was expecting us to fully explain the implications and the reasoning behind this double yellow lilne decision !!

It was explained via the phone to her that it was just a joke but she still insisted that we gave a full explaination.
Our control centre manager in the end had to be very abrupt to her and say that she should go and read up on the tradition of 'april fools'. Quickly slamming the phone down a second later.


:)

MrAngry
03-04-07, 12:09
If thats Cumbria County Council, it doesn't suprise me in the least
:rolleyes:

jim_supra
03-04-07, 12:09
Lol! Some people are just so gullible:)

tbourner
03-04-07, 12:12
I didn't hear about it but I would've believed it if I'd seen it, I think I'd believe anything nowadays with the sorts of ideas you see being dreamed up!!!

Supragal
03-04-07, 12:21
Apparently lots of people don't understand the idea of April Fools jokes.

paul_y3k
03-04-07, 12:40
whatever happend to clingfilm over the toilet bowl ? meh !

Havard
03-04-07, 12:43
If thats Cumbria County Council, it doesn't suprise me in the least
:rolleyes:

If that was ANY county council it doesn't surprise me in the least.!!:rolleyes:

Lol! Some people are just so gullable:)

Apparently that word has now been removed form the Oxford English dictionary!!

H.

Big Ads
03-04-07, 12:45
Apparently that word has now been removed form the Oxford English dictionary!!

H.


Really!??

jim_supra
03-04-07, 12:46
Apparently that word has now been removed form the Oxford English dictionary!!

H.

Really?:d

tbourner
03-04-07, 12:49
Yep, replaced with Gullible! :d

Havard
03-04-07, 12:49
Really!??

Really?:d

LOL!! :D

Supragal
03-04-07, 12:49
I'm pretty sure 'gullable' was never in the dictionary ;)

Havard
03-04-07, 12:53
I'm pretty sure 'gullable' was never in the dictionary ;)

You guys are indeed correct. It is spelled Gullable in the urban dictionary!! Thats my excuse.....:D

See.....

A misspelling of gullible... most often used to trick people into searching the dictionary for it.

"I swear gullable isn't written in the dictionary!"
"Really?"

H.

jim_supra
03-04-07, 12:56
Yep, replaced with Gullible! :d

I'm pretty sure 'gullable' was never in the dictionary ;)

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