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Emergency Phone Tests.
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I've just had message telling me how to turn off my phone for this should I happen to have a secret phone somewhere. Be no good me having a secret phone.....whenever it wasn't working I'd need Dave to sort it out for me. :-(
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Exactly, Roadman. This is partly to make sure those women know exactly how to silence the phone. Some have children, may have nowhere to go. We can't say what we'd do were we in their exact position.
As for the adulterers. Must admit that did tickle me imagining the phone hidden in the bottom of a brief case suddenly screeching. :-)
As for the adulterers. Must admit that did tickle me imagining the phone hidden in the bottom of a brief case suddenly screeching. :-)
Well I don't understand them getting to that stage - the first time someone said or did something to me they would either get castrated with a carving knife or buried under the patio. There is no possible excuse yet these women (or sometimes men) either stay there or keep going back. No excuse. Ever.
Lankeela, I've been in the position of living in an isolated farmhouse in France with a man who I only very gradually realised would kill me if I didn't somehow get out. (It took years before his paranoia led him to try to strangle me.) Anyway, I had no quick or easy way out.
Laws are different in France.
It's a long story, but I can quite understand why some women simply have no option but to stay where they are and carry on walking on eggshells, whilst knowing that they are treading a very dangerous line.
It's a very serious point about this 'general alarm'.
Laws are different in France.
It's a long story, but I can quite understand why some women simply have no option but to stay where they are and carry on walking on eggshells, whilst knowing that they are treading a very dangerous line.
It's a very serious point about this 'general alarm'.