Hello

SWB · Post by **SWB** » 02 Jun 2007, 06:22

New user from Dorset where the cream clots, the caravans breed and we all hope for a massive yes vote

Post by **POSTMAN** » 02 Jun 2007, 12:22

Welcome mate,glad to hear the above,all of it.

Post by **TrueBlueTerrier** » 02 Jun 2007, 13:18

Hello SWB, well done forst joining the fastest growing forum for any connected in anyway with RM.

Royal Mail bosses, where they are the clots, they breed pink shirts, and are panicking because of a nearly assured YES Vote.

IWW Fellow Worker · Post by **IWW Fellow Worker** » 02 Jun 2007, 13:37

TrueBlueTerrier wrote:Hello SWB, well done forst joining the fastest growing forum for any connected in anyway with RM.

Royal Mail bosses, where they are the clots, they breed pink shirts, and are panicking because of a nearly assured YES Vote.

Did you get that card this morning? All nice quotes from postal workers (allegedly) telling us to vote NO. I binned mine, but one of these nuggets said something like "I talked it over with my family, my wife and kids and my parents. We all decided we had too much to lose, so I voted no."
I was thinking, if my mum and dad were alive and I was thinking of voting with the bosses and told them, they would never have spoken to me again, and they would have been right. Imagine coming home to the wife and kids: "Alright girl! Are the kids in?" "They're watching the television." "Right, I was thinking of voting against the union. Really, it's a top job and things couldn't be better. The boss says we're underworked and over paid." "A bit like Prince Philip dad?" "Exactly like Prince Philip an he's also a royal male." "But dad, if you scab, how will we be able to show our faces in the street again?" "Never mind all that kids. Our company is in deep trouble and it's up to me to provide Mr Crozier with another million quid next year. The poor man can't manage on less." "Right dad. Then you vote no. We don't mind everyone laughing and sniggering at us if it's for Mr Crozier. I think I'll drop the queen a line and see if we can get him a knighthood. He'll be just like that other famous knight then." "Which one kids?" "Sir Oswald Moseley. He was an establishment favourite too dad and just like Crozier, a dodgy looking right-wing nut case." "Nice one kids! While your at it, see if you can get some carbolic soap for Leighton's mouth."

Post by **TrueBlueTerrier** » 02 Jun 2007, 13:44

My god the thought is so scary Mosley's Blackshirts followed 70/80 years later by a march through the East End with Leighton's army of Pink shirt's. I'm going to have nightmares tonight thanks.

IWW Fellow Worker · Post by **IWW Fellow Worker** » 02 Jun 2007, 13:48

TrueBlueTerrier wrote:My god the thought is so scary Mosley's Blackshirts followed 70/80 years later by a march through the East End with Leighton's army of Pink shirt's. I'm going to have nightmares tonight thanks.

It wouldn't happen mate. Leighton's army wouldn't get ten feet before being lifted by the police for swearing in a public place.

johnnyp · Post by **johnnyp** » 02 Jun 2007, 19:53

Hello and welcome SWB

Nice part of the world youre in

L Tommo · Post by **L Tommo** » 03 Jun 2007, 21:57

MY grandad Had the row with the Blackshirts Of Mosley In the East End...

All kicked off down Brick lane and he and a load of Meat Market boys and local villians went toe to toe with him...

Algate and Whitechapel had riots, All the east end had grief then. My old Grandad RIP used to tell me many great storys
about the East End and Life before and during and After WW2..

Bit UNCLE ALBERT but i loved it!!!

OUT

Thats where i get my strong opinions on RIGHTS AND THE WORKING CLASS LIFE I HAVE!! AND PROUD OF IT TO!!!!

ROCKY · Post by **ROCKY** » 04 Jun 2007, 18:25

DONT HAVE A CARAVAN BUT I DO HAVE A LARGE TENT HOW BIGS YOUR GARDEN COULD DO WITH A WEEK AWAY DOWN SOUTH FOR SOME SUN
WELCOME SWB

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