None of your business,just walk by,if he wants to take the risk let him.islfor wrote:Just phone the police or I.B.WornOutPosty wrote:80% of our office use their own cars, walked past one the other day with a full box of last weeks D2Ds on the back seat lol.
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Using your own car. Is it over?
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DB1100
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Re: Using your own car. Is it over?
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eastie
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Re: Using your own car. Is it over?
it is if it means by using his car its taking more hours out of the officeDB1100 wrote:None of your business,just walk by,if he wants to take the risk let him.islfor wrote:Just phone the police or I.B.WornOutPosty wrote:80% of our office use their own cars, walked past one the other day with a full box of last weeks D2Ds on the back seat lol.
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DB1100
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Re: Using your own car. Is it over?
So you would report a fellow worker to the I.B for that,,and possibly put him on the dole,shame on youeastie wrote:it is if it means by using his car its taking more hours out of the officeDB1100 wrote:None of your business,just walk by,if he wants to take the risk let him.islfor wrote:Just phone the police or I.B.WornOutPosty wrote:80% of our office use their own cars, walked past one the other day with a full box of last weeks D2Ds on the back seat lol.
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motch
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Re: Using your own car. Is it over?
eastie hasn't said if he would or wouldn't report a fellow worker, just that it is his business. Using cars/leaving last weeks D2Ds on display could have a direct effect on him,family working member, or fellow worker.DB1100 wrote:So you would report a fellow worker to the I.B for that,,and possibly put him on the dole,shame on youeastie wrote:it is if it means by using his car its taking more hours out of the officeDB1100 wrote:None of your business,just walk by,if he wants to take the risk let him.islfor wrote:Just phone the police or I.B.WornOutPosty wrote:80% of our office use their own cars, walked past one the other day with a full box of last weeks D2Ds on the back seat lol.
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DB1100
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Re: Using your own car. Is it over?
Why?In D.O's pre revision it was almost standard practice to use your own cars if you had one and nobody gave a f-=k about anybody else,post revision using cars is banned.So how is it going to have a direct effect on him? he should do his hours,go home get paid and not worry about what other people are doing.motch wrote:eastie hasn't said if he would or wouldn't report a fellow worker, just that it is his business. Using cars/leaving last weeks D2Ds on display could have a direct effect on him,family working member, or fellow worker.DB1100 wrote:So you would report a fellow worker to the I.B for that,,and possibly put him on the dole,shame on youeastie wrote:it is if it means by using his car its taking more hours out of the officeDB1100 wrote:None of your business,just walk by,if he wants to take the risk let him.islfor wrote:Just phone the police or I.B.WornOutPosty wrote:80% of our office use their own cars, walked past one the other day with a full box of last weeks D2Ds on the back seat lol.
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clashcityrocker
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Re: Using your own car. Is it over?
Failing to report a crime to the appropriate authorities is still a crime in Scotland as far as I know.
How would you feel if one of these twats kills a child while driving uninsured ......and actually you could have maybe stopped it?
How would you feel if one of these twats kills a child while driving uninsured ......and actually you could have maybe stopped it?
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DB1100
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Re: Using your own car. Is it over?
You sound like a proper communist,report your own mother for a bag of spuds,and you are saying that we should have reported everyone of our workmates who used their own car,drivel,how many did you report.clashcityrocker wrote:Failing to report a crime to the appropriate authorities is still a crime in Scotland as far as I know.
How would you feel if one of these twats kills a child while driving uninsured ......and actually you could have maybe stopped it?
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clashcityrocker
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Re: Using your own car. Is it over?
Thank you but flattery will get you nowhere.DB1100 wrote:You sound like a proper communist.clashcityrocker wrote:Failing to report a crime to the appropriate authorities is still a crime in Scotland as far as I know.
How would you feel if one of these twats kills a child while driving uninsured ......and actually you could have maybe stopped it?
The societies of consumption and squandering of material resources are incompatible with the idea of economic growth and a clean planet.
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DB1100
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Re: Using your own car. Is it over?
No problem,it was better than being called a quisling like some of our fellow worker's are.clashcityrocker wrote:Thank you but flattery will get you nowhere.DB1100 wrote:You sound like a proper communist.clashcityrocker wrote:Failing to report a crime to the appropriate authorities is still a crime in Scotland as far as I know.
How would you feel if one of these twats kills a child while driving uninsured ......and actually you could have maybe stopped it?
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Re: Using your own car. Is it over?
a quisling ?
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krussel
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Re: Using your own car. Is it over?
From what i can see the (final
) banning of private car use is about the only good thing to come out of a revision.
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krussel
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Re: Using your own car. Is it over?
daveyeff wrote:a quisling ?
A term used in reference to fascist and collaborationist political parties and military and paramilitary forces in occupied.
Rows of houses all bearing down on me........I can feel their blue hands touching me.......All these things in all positions.........All these things will one day take control..........
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DB1100
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Re: Using your own car. Is it over?
and also used to describe an informer who would turn his friends over to the authorites.krussel wrote:daveyeff wrote:a quisling ?
A term used in reference to fascist and collaborationist political parties and military and paramilitary forces in occupied.
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fishtank
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Re: Using your own car. Is it over?
Surely in a proper communist scenario using your own car would be impossible.DB1100 wrote:You sound like a proper communist.clashcityrocker wrote:Failing to report a crime to the appropriate authorities is still a crime in Scotland as far as I know.
How would you feel if one of these twats kills a child while driving uninsured ......and actually you could have maybe stopped it?
good times, bad times you know I've had my share
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DB1100
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Re: Using your own car. Is it over?
Weren't they allowed a trabant? the famous cardboard special.fishtank wrote:Surely in a proper communist scenario using your own car would be impossible.DB1100 wrote:You sound like a proper communist.clashcityrocker wrote:Failing to report a crime to the appropriate authorities is still a crime in Scotland as far as I know.
How would you feel if one of these twats kills a child while driving uninsured ......and actually you could have maybe stopped it?
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