DAC DRIVER IN LOCAL ELECTION VICTORY
Congratulations deservedly go to Dial-a-Cab driver Brian Son (F38) who successfully
took a seat for Labour in the East India ward of Tower Hamlets at the recent London
Council elections.
Amazingly, this was Brian’s first attempt at standing, although he tells
Call Sign that he has been interested in politics since he was a child and was already
heavily involved in various committees. He now joins another 
London cab driver
(Mark Taylor) on the Tower Hamlets Council and representation at that level can only
benefit the cab trade.
Well done from all at DAC and Call Sign…
How the Evening Standard showed Brian's victory in the East India ward
Join Bernie Pressman for another look at the taxi world through his eyes…
PRESSMAN’S ODD ODES
FINDERS KEEPERS
(from the back of the cab)
It used to be umbrellas, I’ve found one or two,
A scarf, some gloves, a hanky and even a camera too.
An empty can of coke, a purse with twenty pee,
A pigskin wallet, a pack of cards, to hand it in’s so twee.
But lately it has been mobile phones we’re finding on the seat,
These little compact miracles, I think they're rather neat,
But one thing really baffles me, to this I must confess
When the wretched thing starts ringing...
Which button do you press?
BOSOM FRIENDS
(A cabman’s view of a topless beach)
Pushed up, pulled in, spread across the chest,
The female anatomy’s the one that I like best!
Pouting, pointing, some strapped tight
Seeing every shade - from mahogany to white.
Nipples firm and brown and circled with rings,
Some pink tipped, just like blown up water wings!
Topless, strapless, bra-less too
Covered with costumes, of every size and hue
Lying back, try to relax and just enjoy the sight,
What a rotten shame that I'm going home tomorrow night!
