i think...... (run and hide now, guys)

...that because it is difficult and complex to take industrial action, it is 
almost as difficult to stop it


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"Porridge Wog" <Yeah.Right.Com> wrote in message 
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> i think...... (run and hide now, guys)
>
> ...that because it is difficult and complex to take industrial action, it 
> is almost as difficult to stop it
>
>
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>
> Quack Bah Moo

I guess the Govt could always do what Reagan did to the Air Traffic 
Controllers who went on strike.

Fire the lot of em.

Nigel Brooks

On Thu, 22 Oct 2009 15:34:36 -0500, Nigel Brooks wrote:


> 
> I guess the Govt could always do what Reagan did to the Air Traffic
> Controllers who went on strike.
> 
> Fire the lot of em.
> 
> Nigel Brooks

I try not to send parcels if I can. Letters have been replaced by emails a 
long time ago.

Thing is, when I send something from here (US) to the UK, and it gets lost 
of broken the US Postal Service, and the Royal Mail always blame each 
other.

 



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On Thu, 22 Oct 2009 15:34:36 -0500, Nigel Brooks wrote:


> 
> I guess the Govt could always do what Reagan did to the Air Traffic
> Controllers who went on strike.
> 
> Fire the lot of em.
> 
> Nigel Brooks

I try not to send parcels if I can. Letters have been replaced by emails a 
long time ago.

Thing is, when I send something from here (US) to the UK, and it gets lost 
of broken the US Postal Service, and the Royal Mail always blame each 
other.

 



-- 
Beware of sneezing pigs

Eyebee wrote:
> On Thu, 22 Oct 2009 15:34:36 -0500, Nigel Brooks wrote:
> 
> 
>> I guess the Govt could always do what Reagan did to the Air Traffic
>> Controllers who went on strike.
>>
>> Fire the lot of em.
>>
>> Nigel Brooks
> 
> I try not to send parcels if I can. Letters have been replaced by emails a 
> long time ago.
> 
> Thing is, when I send something from here (US) to the UK, and it gets lost 
> of broken the US Postal Service, and the Royal Mail always blame each 
> other.
> 
The day after the the two day strike the Postie stuck a Domino's flyer. 
a car insurance leaflet and a list of reliable local tradesmen through 
our letter box. I guess all our real letters were stuck in a sorting 
office somewhere.
Mal