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dvbuk55 wrote:There's nothing amusing about clogs guys. When I were a lad the mill girls would be hobbling to the cotton mills where I live clackety clacking along the cobbles to clog on - as you may well know being a doyen of the morris dancing troupe that I am clogs are part and parcel of our dress code, the shorts, flowery shirts, straw hats and POLES with bells on - oh yes there's many a time I've had my bell rung after clogging it.
in yer dreams big lad the only bells you have heard is the ones ding a linging when you where chasing ismerelda
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Post by oxon »

You will have to go 33 miles to cover the jobs???
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Post by axeman »

Don't forget the walking postie because when the hand helds come in they also have gps built in and will need to be returned to the office to be recharged overnight !! so we are 'not alone' are we ....whilst drivers will have it before walking men i think the h.h telemetry won't be long in coming on stream either
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Post by yorkie »

I THINK PEOPLE NEED TO READ THE AGREEMENT AS IT CLEARLY STATES THAT ANY
CHANGES WILL HAVE TO BE AGREED WITH THE CWU LOCALLY. WELL IF YOU DONT LIKE WHATS
ON OFFER THAN TELL THEM WHERE TO STICK IT. YES THEY WILL BE SAYING IT HAS BEEN
AGREED ,BUT ONE SIZE DOESNT FIT ALL. :chuckle
YORKIE
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Re: " YES" mean what ?

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oxon wrote:Its "YES" vote. What kind of changes are comming up after X-mas ?
That depends on whether both your union rep, and you and your colleagues have sufficient backbone. If you voted "YES", and don't care if by the
time you retire, you're no better off than your Victorian counterpart, expect to get shafted, like you've never been shafted before. :mad
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Post by dvbuk55 »

marky wrote:
dvbuk55 wrote:There's nothing amusing about clogs guys. When I were a lad the mill girls would be hobbling to the cotton mills where I live clackety clacking along the cobbles to clog on - as you may well know being a doyen of the morris dancing troupe that I am clogs are part and parcel of our dress code, the shorts, flowery shirts, straw hats and POLES with bells on - oh yes there's many a time I've had my bell rung after clogging it.
in yer dreams big lad the only bells you have heard is the ones ding a linging when you where chasing ismerelda
Well the hump IS big - it's no fun humping about you know - Esmeralda was only her stage name her real name was Mary Modo - yes! :wink:
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Post by brothermagrew »

dvbuk55 wrote:
marky wrote:
dvbuk55 wrote:There's nothing amusing about clogs guys. When I were a lad the mill girls would be hobbling to the cotton mills where I live clackety clacking along the cobbles to clog on - as you may well know being a doyen of the morris dancing troupe that I am clogs are part and parcel of our dress code, the shorts, flowery shirts, straw hats and POLES with bells on - oh yes there's many a time I've had my bell rung after clogging it.
in yer dreams big lad the only bells you have heard is the ones ding a linging when you where chasing ismerelda
Well the hump IS big - it's no fun humping about you know - Esmeralda was only her stage name her real name was Mary Modo - yes! :wink:
And believe it or not there is such a day as Quasimodo Day. :roll: :roll: :roll:
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Post by dvbuk55 »

brothermagrew wrote:
dvbuk55 wrote:
marky wrote:
dvbuk55 wrote:There's nothing amusing about clogs guys. When I were a lad the mill girls would be hobbling to the cotton mills where I live clackety clacking along the cobbles to clog on - as you may well know being a doyen of the morris dancing troupe that I am clogs are part and parcel of our dress code, the shorts, flowery shirts, straw hats and POLES with bells on - oh yes there's many a time I've had my bell rung after clogging it.
in yer dreams big lad the only bells you have heard is the ones ding a linging when you where chasing ismerelda
Well the hump IS big - it's no fun humping about you know - Esmeralda was only her stage name her real name was Mary Modo - yes! :wink:
And believe it or not there is such a day as Quasimodo Day. :roll: :roll: :roll:
Yes - I take the day off - well me and Mary - usually we r-enact the bell ringing scene at the Town Hall - Mary does the bell ringing.
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Post by axeman »

and you do the humping ?
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Post by dvbuk55 »

axeman wrote:and you do the humping ?
Got it in one :nana
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Post by marky »

dvbuk55 wrote:
axeman wrote:and you do the humping ?
Got it in one :nana

40 years ago maybe. ;liar ;liar
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Post by dvbuk55 »

marky wrote:
dvbuk55 wrote:
axeman wrote:and you do the humping ?
Got it in one :nana

40 years ago maybe. ;liar ;liar
That nose enlargement looks strangely familiar :hmmmm
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brothermagrew wrote:[And believe it or not there is such a day as Quasimodo Day. :roll: :roll: :roll:
The Octave of Easter, sometimes known as Low Sunday (and also known historically as White Sunday, Whitsunday, St. Thomas Sunday and Quasimodo Sunday), is the Sunday after Easter Sunday. Since 1970 Low Sunday has been officially known as the Second Sunday of Easter (referring to the Easter season) in the Roman Catholic Church. On April 30, 2000 it was also designated Divine Mercy Sunday by Pope John Paul II.
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