Mr Stick Up?

Hi all

Help! I'm looking for contact details for Mr Stick Up (?), the guy who arranges for posters to be distributed around the major Perth metro outlets.... it's been a while and I'm soooo out of touch.

TIA

Cheers
Grant

Thou pribbling full-gorged barnacle!

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Hey Grant,
His name is Anthony Isaacs and his email is stickup@bigpond.net.au
i have is number too, let me know if you want it!
cheers
Georgia M.

Georgia wrote:
> His name is Anthony Isaacs and his email is
> stickup@bigpond.net.au
> i have is number too, let me know if you want it!

Thanks so much Georgia!

Sheesh! Sometimes I'm astonished how quickly a message here will help my flagging memory.

:-)

Cheers
Grant

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Hi Georgia,

Thank you so much for responding to Grant Malcolm's enquiry. He did it to help me for our latest production - Grads' "And a Nightingale Sang..." - which opens in just under 2 weeks - so I'm pretty keen to get the news 'out there' as soon as possible.

I have to admit I didn't think he'd get a response - but you've proved me entirely wrong! And I'm delighted.

I have emailed Isaac but wonder if you could let me have his number for a follow up please,

Many Thanks
Pat Stroud

I think that in these days of communication wizadry, people tend to forget the old days before email and mobile phones.
"Stick Up" is listed in the good old White Pages in the Business & Government section. You can try the land line (remember those?) number of 9446 4366 or one of the mobile numbers 0413 303 286 or 0412 362 759.
Amazing source of information the old phone book. I know you were amazed at how quickly you got a response Grant, but that took me all of 12 seconds!

Thou mammering sheep-biting flax-wench!

Now, now, Dean... don't be churlish; we spend a lot of money on all this technology - and we *DAMN* well want to use it!! :o)

And, really, phone books are just *SO* five minutes ago, ya know...

;o)

Jason



Thou paunchy folly-fallen haggard!

Dean Schulze wrote:
>
> I think that in these days of communication wizadry, people
> tend to forget the old days before email and mobile phones.
> "Stick Up" is listed in the good old White Pages in the
> Business & Government section. You can try the land line
> (remember those?) number of 9446 4366 or one of the mobile
> numbers 0413 303 286 or 0412 362 759.
> Amazing source of information the old phone book. I know you
> were amazed at how quickly you got a response Grant, but that
> took me all of 12 seconds!
>


For those of you who don't understand Dean's technical jargon above (phone book..?) here is a simple translation:

www.whitepages.com.au

It took even less than 12 seconds to type 'stick up' and get the numbers, names and address. Try it!

Cheers
Craig

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Never did I expect to see the phrase "Dean's technical jargon" ever used. Thanks Craig. A luddite no more!!!!!