trickiest thing ive had to do today

Pell · 2nd May 2012, 03:50 PM

ring someone up and in the conversation say

" im sorry miss jackson "

and not go

" oo oo oo oo " after it
no im not a racist its off a song
i felt numb for the rest of the call

genericus · 2nd May 2012, 03:53 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Pell

ring someone up and in the conversation say

" im sorry miss jackson "

and not go

" oo oo oo oo " after it
no im not a racist its off a song
i felt numb for the rest of the call

so did you like your job??

Flabb · 2nd May 2012, 03:53 PM

Sorry miss Jackson

ooo ooo ooo

your husband's dead

Tatty · 2nd May 2012, 03:53 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Pell

ring someone up and in the conversation say

" im sorry miss jackson "

and not go

" oo oo oo oo " after it
no im not a racist its off a song
i felt numb for the rest of the call

Why would it have been racist?

Pell · 2nd May 2012, 03:54 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by genericus

so did you like your job??

no it was just from a phone box i got lucky

Quote:

Originally Posted by Tatty

Why would it have been racist?

cos thats the noise racists do at football matches isnt it

oROSSo · 2nd May 2012, 03:54 PM

are you for real?

Dendinho · 2nd May 2012, 03:55 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Pell

ring someone up and in the conversation say

" im sorry miss jackson "

and not go

" oo oo oo oo " after it
no im not a racist its off a song
i felt numb for the rest of the call

Pell · 2nd May 2012, 03:55 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by oROSSo

are you for real?

100%
now ive got " forever, forever ever? fo EVA EVA? " in my head
this is what happens

SedgefieldMackem · 2nd May 2012, 03:56 PM

There was a maths teacher at our school called Mrs Jackson when that song came out.

Her lessons often descended into a loop of someone singing "ooo, I am for re-eal" after someone else said her name, being shouted at, then apologising with "I'm sorry Miss Jackson". The cycle would repeat until someone was thrown out or she went to the store room for a little cry.

Pell · 2nd May 2012, 03:56 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by SedgefieldMackem

There was a maths teacher at our school called Mrs Jackson when that song came out.

Her lessons often descended into a loop of someone singing "ooo, I am for re-eal" after someone else said her name, being shouted at, then apologising with "I'm sorry Miss Jackson". The cycle would repeat until someone was thrown out or she went to the store room for a little cry.