Stormy weather

[EdRush]

The named storm Ciara, of 'once or twice a decade' hits us over the next few days..

Any tips for working in Amber warning weathe, that poses danger to 'life and limb'? Quotes from the BBC

Keep your bundles small incase they blow away
Don't look up if you hear roof slates falling
Use the van side sliding door
Buy a lottery ticket

Roll on Monday!

[Trail]

The named storm Ciara, of 'once or twice a decade' hits us over the next few days..

Any tips for working in Amber warning weathe, that poses danger to 'life and limb'? Quotes from the BBC

Keep your bundles small incase they blow away
Don't look up if you hear roof slates falling
Use the van side sliding door
Buy a lottery ticket

Roll on Monday!

Today or tomorrow it's not an option, but if you get d2ds and you know the next day is going to be blustery do the lot in a day before the storm hits.

Outside of this stop being a pussy and get your job done.

[TrueBlueTerrier]

Outside of this stop being a pussy and get your job done.

[hero22]

The named storm Ciara, of 'once or twice a decade' hits us over the next few days..

Any tips for working in Amber warning weathe, that poses danger to 'life and limb'? Quotes from the BBC

Keep your bundles small incase they blow away
Don't look up if you hear roof slates falling
Use the van side sliding door
Buy a lottery ticket

Roll on Monday!

Today or tomorrow it's not an option, but if you get d2ds and you know the next day is going to be blustery do the lot in a day before the storm hits.

Outside of this stop being a pussy and get your job done.

easy for someone whos no longer in the job to say

[Trail]

The named storm Ciara, of 'once or twice a decade' hits us over the next few days..

Any tips for working in Amber warning weathe, that poses danger to 'life and limb'? Quotes from the BBC

Keep your bundles small incase they blow away
Don't look up if you hear roof slates falling
Use the van side sliding door
Buy a lottery ticket

Roll on Monday!

Today or tomorrow it's not an option, but if you get d2ds and you know the next day is going to be blustery do the lot in a day before the storm hits.

Outside of this stop being a pussy and get your job done.

easy for someone whos no longer in the job to say

I do believe 80mph gusts and throwing it down rain were pretty much the same in 2018 before I finished and in 2020 now I have finished. So that 'argument' you just
proposed there is nothing short of sh*t.

Get your coat on your woolly hat on and deliver letters. It's hardly as unbearable as digging roads for British Gas at 4am, is it now?

[TrueBlueTerrier]

The named storm Ciara, of 'once or twice a decade' hits us over the next few days..

Any tips for working in Amber warning weathe, that poses danger to 'life and limb'? Quotes from the BBC

Keep your bundles small incase they blow away
Don't look up if you hear roof slates falling
Use the van side sliding door
Buy a lottery ticket

Roll on Monday!

Today or tomorrow it's not an option, but if you get d2ds and you know the next day is going to be blustery do the lot in a day before the storm hits.

Outside of this stop being a pussy and get your job done.

easy for someone whos no longer in the job to say

I do believe 80mph gusts and throwing it down rain were pretty much the same in 2018 before I finished and in 2020 now I have finished. So that 'argument' you just
proposed there is nothing short of sh*t.

Get your coat on your woolly hat on and deliver letters. It's hardly as unbearable as digging roads for British Gas at 4am, is it now?

That may be a valid opinion but calling someone a pussy for asking questions is deplorable, and that their opinion is s**t is inflammatory. Show some decency and respect when expressing your opinions and you might have got a better reception.

[Woody Guthrie]

It's hardly as unbearable as digging roads for British Gas at 4am

I've never seen British gas digging roads at 4am but if it does happen I doubt it's much harder than digging roads at 4pm and I've had plenty of experience of that.

I can tell you for a fact that we never lifted a shovel in an 80 mph gale, in fact as soon as it started raining heavily we were back in the van sharpish, digging holes in the pissing rain is a mug's game unless you're digging swimming pools. I've also worked on many building sites that were shut down completely in far less extreme weather. I've got mates on the railway and they don't work in that crap either.

In fact the your whole theory is bollocks mate.

[deltaforce]

It's hardly as unbearable as digging roads for British Gas at 4am

I've never seen British gas digging roads at 4am but if it does happen I doubt it's much harder than digging roads at 4pm and I've had plenty of experience of that.

I can tell you for a fact that we never lifted a shovel in an 80 mph gale, in fact as soon as it started raining heavily we were back in the van sharpish, digging holes in the pissing rain is a mug's game unless you're digging swimming pools. I've also worked on many building sites that were shut down completely in far less extreme weather. I've got mates on the railway and they don't work in that crap either.

In fact the your whole theory is bollocks mate.

Well put! In 1987 we were ducking sheets of flat roofing and milk bottles flying about try to get into work. The consequences of being hit by something is real and life threatening.

[postieblueshirt]

Make sure your wearing high Viz got your dog peg proper shoes.follow all rules because if anything happens they will somehow blame the opg.

[south London postie]

anyone got a tip for stopping a modest pile of letters becoming papier mache in about 30 seconds?

[Woody Guthrie]

anyone got a tip for stopping a modest pile of letters becoming papier mache in about 30 seconds?

Put the whole bundle through the first door and call it a misdelivery.

[masterblaster]

The named storm Ciara, of 'once or twice a decade' hits us over the next few days..

Any tips for working in Amber warning weathe, that poses danger to 'life and limb'? Quotes from the BBC

Keep your bundles small incase they blow away
Don't look up if you hear roof slates falling
Use the van side sliding door
Buy a lottery ticket

Roll on Monday!

or throw big bundles in the air and see if they end up in the correct garden

[hero22]

The named storm Ciara, of 'once or twice a decade' hits us over the next few days..

Any tips for working in Amber warning weathe, that poses danger to 'life and limb'? Quotes from the BBC

Keep your bundles small incase they blow away
Don't look up if you hear roof slates falling
Use the van side sliding door
Buy a lottery ticket

Roll on Monday!

Today or tomorrow it's not an option, but if you get d2ds and you know the next day is going to be blustery do the lot in a day before the storm hits.

Outside of this stop being a pussy and get your job done.

easy for someone whos no longer in the job to say

I do believe 80mph gusts and throwing it down rain were pretty much the same in 2018 before I finished and in 2020 now I have finished. So that 'argument' you just
proposed there is nothing short of sh*t.

Get your coat on your woolly hat on and deliver letters. It's hardly as unbearable as digging roads for British Gas at 4am, is it now?

lol such an angry guy.

[scoobydo79]

I’ve often wondered if we should wear construction site type hard hats in this kind of weather? May stop a roof slate going in Your head.

[POSTMAN]

It's dangerous, end of! Scares the s**t me anyway.