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:confused: This is not a joke question!

Does anyone know why a BT engineer would be flying two purple helium filled balloons on a variable length of string while at the same time listening to a mobile phone? It happened this morning on some farm land behind our house. I observed this strange event through binoculars and could identify a BT van and helium cylinder - something to do with signal strength perhaps?

Perhaps he is trying to get discharged on medical grounds.

Seriously though, could he have been checking out a line of sight for something with a colleague observing him from somewhere else.

Perhaps he is trying to get discharged on medical grounds.

:rofl:

Absolutely no idea though.

Rob.

are you sure they were not condoms and you have witnessed some bizarre BT sexual perversion?

mmm :wrthless:

Perhaps he's testing them before January's BETT show (Educational technologies). BT usually have a stand with lots of purple balloons on it.

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:P Somehow I guessed I wasn't going to get a straight reply!!!

Two possibilities:

a) They were the decoy team for some team of criminals. Stationed in plain view to distract anyone within a 3 mile radius with their shiny baloons...

B) BT testing some form of wireless broadband using baloons as low-flying satelites...

:P Somehow I guessed I wasn't going to get a straight reply!!!

I put a serious reply in my first post.

:confused: This is not a joke question!

Does anyone know why a BT engineer would be flying two purple helium filled balloons on a variable length of string while at the same time listening to a mobile phone? It happened this morning on some farm land behind our house. I observed this strange event through binoculars and could identify a BT van and helium cylinder - something to do with signal strength perhaps?

Could be them blokes from the csa, Batman and Robin, disguised as hellium balloons they may have kidnapped him?

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I put a serious reply in my first post.

:o Oops, sorry! That actually seems quite plausible, but why?

in all honesty and coming from a tradesperson with a company van it could have had absolutely naff all to do with BT, many a time i have been doing random things around/in/out of my works van in works uniform but nothing to do with work

Conclusive proof that BT are full of Hot Air ????

;)

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