who's sorry now??
16 March 2003, 10:49 PM
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16 March 2003, 10:57 PM
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Bunch of bl00dy clowns IMHO
They won't win, they can't win, they shall not win - so, why do they try?? WHY??
I know firemen are not the brightest bulbs on the Xmas tree but for gods sake!!
Do they REALLY think that Blair will think them a threat when he has had all this **** to deal with??
He will see it for what it is, a bunch of brain-dead being led by an activist!!
There will be posts saying, "Change the record" - YES, but ONLY when these firemenstop acting like complete dicks!!
Phew, thats better - thanks for the chance to blow off Unclebuck!!
Pete
They won't win, they can't win, they shall not win - so, why do they try?? WHY??
I know firemen are not the brightest bulbs on the Xmas tree but for gods sake!!
Do they REALLY think that Blair will think them a threat when he has had all this **** to deal with??
He will see it for what it is, a bunch of brain-dead being led by an activist!!
There will be posts saying, "Change the record" - YES, but ONLY when these firemenstop acting like complete dicks!!
Phew, thats better - thanks for the chance to blow off Unclebuck!!
Pete
17 March 2003, 07:08 AM
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sounds like they are being very reasonable in consdering cancelling their strike should the government be bothered to talk to them about it. Mabye everyone should be that reasonable and fair.
17 March 2003, 10:24 AM
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Maybe, but I think you'll find that the only reason they are being 'reasonable and fair' (for the first time) is that their right to strike is under threat.
