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The good people of Stoke

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Punk
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Joined: 25 Apr 2007, 16:01

The good people of Stoke

Post by Punk »

My manager, (he really aint a bad bloke at all) recently got "volunteered" to head over to Burslem for a spot of scab labouring.

Now, I believe him when said he really didn't want to go, as i said he aint a bad bloke as far as managers go, but when he returned he said the general public had made it quite clear where their loyality lay and it certainly weren't with Royal Mail. He has vowed to resist all further "volunteering" due to the abuse he got whilst out delivering.

Makes you glad this time of year some people still prepared to support whats right. :cool
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Body Beyond Repair
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Joined: 11 Nov 2007, 20:22

Post by Body Beyond Repair »

who volunteered him :wave
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Post by TrueBlueTerrier »

Shows hell mails claim of lack of support for what it really is.
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Shiggaddi
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Joined: 23 May 2007, 16:23
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Post by Shiggaddi »

Sounds like he had a "stoke" of bad luck then!! :left:
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baldrick
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Re: The good people of Stoke

Post by baldrick »

Punk wrote:My manager, (he really aint a bad bloke at all) recently got "volunteered" to head over to Burslem for a spot of scab labouring.

Now, I believe him when said he really didn't want to go, as i said he aint a bad bloke as far as managers go, but when he returned he said the general public had made it quite clear where their loyality lay and it certainly weren't with Royal Mail. He has vowed to resist all further "volunteering" due to the abuse he got whilst out delivering.

Makes you glad this time of year some people still prepared to support whats right. :cool
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