Skegness in the sun

[woofwoof]

F@®king shame on u scunney we sold tea coffee & hotdogs and raised money for dove house

[TrueBlueTerrier]

F@®king shame on u scunney we sold tea coffee & hotdogs and raised money for dove house

you forgot to mention the orphan you rescued from the burning workhouse.

[woofwoof]

F@®king shame on u scunney we sold tea coffee & hotdogs and raised money for dove house

you forgot to mention the orphan you rescued from the burning workhouse.

I had u down for better then that maybe the sun is right we are taking the piss with the public

[doveston]

The sun.biggest selling paper and theres photos of dickheads supping stella on the picket.playing into thier hands.
Ffs don't they have brains in skeggy?

[Stormproof]

Even got a comment about it on my you tube video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Y6FHNKjsLU" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

[slave]

This could of course be a setup, our 'ever truthful' newspapers are great at it - but where did the photos come from, who are those people in the photos - IF they are shots from this recent action and on the picket line then they really should hang their heads in shame. Drinking beer and have a "grand old time" whilst everyone in the country gets their mail delayed is no way to win public support!

It really doesn't matter one bit if "it's the sun" or any other gutter-paper, large numbers of the British public buy these rags and, a rather sad reflection on our society these days, they believe every single word and picture that's printed.. So even if it was an after-picket-drink, common sense should have been applied and the uniform ditched. We have a very mixed reaction with the public and we need positive stories not piss-taking ones to help our cause.

[LouBarlow]

I think I heard that the entire Skegness office went out on strike, which is all I care about. Good on em.

[norbert]

We've had beer at our picket line.
And i'm guessing there was no one drunk on the skeggy line.

IT'S THE SUN FFS!!!!

the picture looks if it's been Photoshopped ( not very well ) - that red machine doesn't tally with the background , it looks if they've cut and pasted a picture of somebody in a pub beer garden onto a background layer - the edges of that guy with the lager bottle look too rough .

The white road sign has got blurred into the postie with the bottle - it's looks more like something from the days they used film and the door on the camera had come open ( the white blurred bit ) . Layers in Photoshop is like putting one plastic sheet on top of another & another on a overhead projector if you will BUT you can only do that so much ( blending layers ) .

Web photo reproduction is cr** anyway , it's only 72 d.p.i. ( dots per inch ) at best .

In the trade Newspaper photo quality is regarded as grease on Izal toilet paper . The local rag reporter uses a 4.1 MP Nikon - it's adequate .

if you blow up the main subject cropping out the background out - the main subject will go all jagged and blurry .

It's simple Maths - You've run out of pixels .

Let's just say some of the picket line haven't done themselves any favours but quell surprise - The Sun has distorted things . Somebody would have spotted the photographers and told the lads to put the beer down - even allowing for telephoto lenses & shooting from a distance

That bloke will be in the Office if RM sees this - but the Union could argue the evidence is inadmissible .

Anyone else handy with Photoshop got any thoughts on that picture ?

[Big Daz]

So they had some beer, but did not get drunk and a passing motorist got arsey with them, I dont see that as some terrible crime, the only crime is those that crossed the line!!!
Last night CWU union spokesman Paul Moffat admitted strikers in Skegness had been drinking - but claimed no one was drunk.

He also confirmed an altercation with a motorist though he denied there was swearing.


He said: "We've reiterated to them there should never be alcohol on a picket line."



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