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Old 13-07-2005, 22:02   #29
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Re: NTL Indian support centres - a plea to NTL

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Originally Posted by brooks111
I had to phone up with a problem the other day and I had to do some MS-DOS codes to test the problem and they were having to say words that begain with each letter cause I couldnt understand them!
winver is the classic. "winder - do you mean window?" "No - V, V, not D - V for Victor". "ipconfit?" "No - FIG FIG. G for Golf". Even then they put a space between the "ip" and "config" A colleague used to use "I for Idiot"

I've noticed that Asians with poor English seem to interpret questions as instructions. I've always wondered why
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