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Originally Posted by jaysay
If that was the case West Ender I'd be in bother most days, I use my phone for texting nearly every day and I'm always on oxygen. Think the main concern was that mobiles interfered with equipment, I know they did in the very early days, because there was a bloke on E3 at Queens Park who had one of those brick phones brought in so he could contact his clients, it set the Fire Alarms off three times  |
They actually mentioned the oxygen/phone "problem" in the NHS literature about local hospital admission here, about 10 years ago, believe it or not. It was at around the same time as the urban myth about the chap filling his car's petrol tank when his mobile rang and - whoooosh! Nobody ever knows where that petrol station was.
