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scotchy1962
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Re: Bonus incentive

Post by scotchy1962 »

mwalker88 wrote:
23 Nov 2023, 18:42
scotchy1962 wrote:
23 Nov 2023, 18:30
mwalker88 wrote:
23 Nov 2023, 18:24
scotchy1962 wrote:
23 Nov 2023, 18:12
LouBarlow wrote:
22 Nov 2023, 20:12
For those of us poor souls on close to minimum wage an extra £25 a week is exciting. Then again though some people on here weren’t excited by the lump sum or even the pay rise either.

Given how unhappy they sound on here it makes you wonder why they go to work at all if they don’t care about the money and don’t enjoy the job anyway.
Hmmm...... for somebody who complains about people who always bring up the pay deal you appear to be bringing up the....... well you know where this is going.
I am merely making a observation about how much ££ it takes to buy some people, nothing else.
The person posting this nonsense is unhinged.
Does appear he has some sort of problem.
Unless you mean it's me that's unhinged, in which case i couldn't agree more. :crazy:
They are either a Royal Mail shill or have never done a delivery duty in their life.
Hmm shill haven't heard that word since i was a youngster watching a good old black and white gangster movie. Nice one.
denhamhoop
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Re: Bonus incentive

Post by denhamhoop »

Could potentially be later than that. There was a mention in another thread that RM are thinking of moving everything in yorks and sleeves and not using bags anymore. That would mean an end to any plane flights within the UK so timing wise would almost certainly mean later dispatches from MCs to DOs and later start times in DOs probably on the top of the already proposed later start times
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How the hell exactly will Royal Mail get Mail to and from Belfast as the Trailers might get a tad wet driving through the Irish sea and whilst the ferry only takes 2 and a half hours Stranraer is not the easiest place to drive to
LouBarlow
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Re: Bonus incentive

Post by LouBarlow »

scotchy1962 wrote:
23 Nov 2023, 18:30
mwalker88 wrote:
23 Nov 2023, 18:24
scotchy1962 wrote:
23 Nov 2023, 18:12
LouBarlow wrote:
22 Nov 2023, 20:12
For those of us poor souls on close to minimum wage an extra £25 a week is exciting. Then again though some people on here weren’t excited by the lump sum or even the pay rise either.

Given how unhappy they sound on here it makes you wonder why they go to work at all if they don’t care about the money and don’t enjoy the job anyway.
Hmmm...... for somebody who complains about people who always bring up the pay deal you appear to be bringing up the....... well you know where this is going.
I am merely making a observation about how much ££ it takes to buy some people, nothing else.
The person posting this nonsense is unhinged.
Does appear he has some sort of problem.
Unless you mean it's me that's unhinged, in which case i couldn't agree more. :crazy:
It could be worse. I could be a 60 year old picking fights with a random person on an internet forum. What are you doing?
LouBarlow
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Joined: 15 Oct 2007, 18:56

Re: Bonus incentive

Post by LouBarlow »

mwalker88 wrote:
23 Nov 2023, 18:42
scotchy1962 wrote:
23 Nov 2023, 18:30
mwalker88 wrote:
23 Nov 2023, 18:24
scotchy1962 wrote:
23 Nov 2023, 18:12
LouBarlow wrote:
22 Nov 2023, 20:12
For those of us poor souls on close to minimum wage an extra £25 a week is exciting. Then again though some people on here weren’t excited by the lump sum or even the pay rise either.

Given how unhappy they sound on here it makes you wonder why they go to work at all if they don’t care about the money and don’t enjoy the job anyway.
Hmmm...... for somebody who complains about people who always bring up the pay deal you appear to be bringing up the....... well you know where this is going.
I am merely making a observation about how much ££ it takes to buy some people, nothing else.
The person posting this nonsense is unhinged.
Does appear he has some sort of problem.
Unless you mean it's me that's unhinged, in which case i couldn't agree more. :crazy:
They are either a Royal Mail shill or have never done a delivery duty in their life.
Unhinged enough to post on a forum dedicated to a career I don’t even have anymore? I don’t know. I think it is more disturbing to be obsessed enough by a job you couldn’t keep to continue posting on a forum dedicated to the job you flunked out of.
mwalker88
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Re: Bonus incentive

Post by mwalker88 »

The most disturbing thing is how much of a Royal Mail apologist you are Lou. Have a nice weekend :wave :wave
Valentina@1
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Re: Bonus incentive

Post by Valentina@1 »

mwalker88 wrote:
24 Nov 2023, 06:14
The most disturbing thing is how much of a Royal Mail apologist you are Lou. Have a nice weekend :wave :wave
He’d be 1st in photo with Ricky Mc💯
scotchy1962
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Gender: Male

Re: Bonus incentive

Post by scotchy1962 »

LouBarlow wrote:
23 Nov 2023, 21:41
scotchy1962 wrote:
23 Nov 2023, 18:30
mwalker88 wrote:
23 Nov 2023, 18:24
scotchy1962 wrote:
23 Nov 2023, 18:12
LouBarlow wrote:
22 Nov 2023, 20:12
For those of us poor souls on close to minimum wage an extra £25 a week is exciting. Then again though some people on here weren’t excited by the lump sum or even the pay rise either.

Given how unhappy they sound on here it makes you wonder why they go to work at all if they don’t care about the money and don’t enjoy the job anyway.
Hmmm...... for somebody who complains about people who always bring up the pay deal you appear to be bringing up the....... well you know where this is going.
I am merely making a observation about how much ££ it takes to buy some people, nothing else.
The person posting this nonsense is unhinged.
Does appear he has some sort of problem.
Unless you mean it's me that's unhinged, in which case i couldn't agree more. :crazy:
It could be worse. I could be a 60 year old picking fights with a random person on an internet forum. What are you doing?
Who's picking a fight? Merely making a observation.
You don't like it when you are caught doing all the things you say you dislike, have a bit of humility and get over it.
Life's to short and getting shorter reading your attempt at sensible debate.
LouBarlow
Posts: 4709
Joined: 15 Oct 2007, 18:56

Re: Bonus incentive

Post by LouBarlow »

scotchy1962 wrote:
24 Nov 2023, 07:44
LouBarlow wrote:
23 Nov 2023, 21:41
scotchy1962 wrote:
23 Nov 2023, 18:30
mwalker88 wrote:
23 Nov 2023, 18:24
scotchy1962 wrote:
23 Nov 2023, 18:12
LouBarlow wrote:
22 Nov 2023, 20:12
For those of us poor souls on close to minimum wage an extra £25 a week is exciting. Then again though some people on here weren’t excited by the lump sum or even the pay rise either.

Given how unhappy they sound on here it makes you wonder why they go to work at all if they don’t care about the money and don’t enjoy the job anyway.
Hmmm...... for somebody who complains about people who always bring up the pay deal you appear to be bringing up the....... well you know where this is going.
I am merely making a observation about how much ££ it takes to buy some people, nothing else.
The person posting this nonsense is unhinged.
Does appear he has some sort of problem.
Unless you mean it's me that's unhinged, in which case i couldn't agree more. :crazy:
It could be worse. I could be a 60 year old picking fights with a random person on an internet forum. What are you doing?
Who's picking a fight? Merely making a observation.
You don't like it when you are caught doing all the things you say you dislike, have a bit of humility and get over it.
Life's to short and getting shorter reading your attempt at sensible debate.
Yeah it would almost be better to take your own advice and ignore me, rather than obsessively following me around the forums. Life can’t be that interesting otherwise you wouldn’t devote as much of it as you do abusing people on forums. At 60.
mwalker88 wrote:
24 Nov 2023, 06:14
The most disturbing thing is how much of a Royal Mail apologist you are Lou. Have a nice weekend :wave :wave
Well apparently I’m a CWU and RM apologist now. I’m equal opportunities at least. I can’t wait till I retire or move on to a better job, so I can carry on posting on a forum dedicated to the job I did before. I’m sure you will still be posting on here over the weekend anyway, so I will see you around. You have a great one too.
scotchy1962
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Re: Bonus incentive

Post by scotchy1962 »

I am not obsessed enough to see what age anybody is and use it like its some sort of ammunition.
You won't be missed when you go, don't let the door hit your ass on the way out.
LouBarlow
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Re: Bonus incentive

Post by LouBarlow »

scotchy1962 wrote:
24 Nov 2023, 18:26
I am not obsessed enough to see what age anybody is and use it like its some sort of ammunition.
You won't be missed when you go, don't let the door hit your ass on the way out.
Your birthdate is in your name. It is hard to miss :chuckle
scotchy1962
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Re: Bonus incentive

Post by scotchy1962 »

LouBarlow wrote:
24 Nov 2023, 19:34
scotchy1962 wrote:
24 Nov 2023, 18:26
I am not obsessed enough to see what age anybody is and use it like its some sort of ammunition.
You won't be missed when you go, don't let the door hit your ass on the way out.
Your birthdate is in your name. It is hard to miss :chuckle
Just like the "Half-wit" stamped on your forehead. :chuckle
Sean06
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Re: Bonus incentive

Post by Sean06 »

scotchy1962 wrote:
25 Nov 2023, 19:12
LouBarlow wrote:
24 Nov 2023, 19:34
scotchy1962 wrote:
24 Nov 2023, 18:26
I am not obsessed enough to see what age anybody is and use it like its some sort of ammunition.
You won't be missed when you go, don't let the door hit your ass on the way out.
Your birthdate is in your name. It is hard to miss :chuckle
Just like the "Half-wit" stamped on your forehead. :chuckle
Jesus wept so childish.refuse to believe your in your 60's.
LouBarlow
Posts: 4709
Joined: 15 Oct 2007, 18:56

Re: Bonus incentive

Post by LouBarlow »

Sean06 wrote:
25 Nov 2023, 20:08
scotchy1962 wrote:
25 Nov 2023, 19:12
LouBarlow wrote:
24 Nov 2023, 19:34
scotchy1962 wrote:
24 Nov 2023, 18:26
I am not obsessed enough to see what age anybody is and use it like its some sort of ammunition.
You won't be missed when you go, don't let the door hit your ass on the way out.
Your birthdate is in your name. It is hard to miss :chuckle
Just like the "Half-wit" stamped on your forehead. :chuckle
Jesus wept so childish.refuse to believe your in your 60's.
I know. It is pathetic isn’t it? I kind of feel bad for him now. Wasting his twilight years trying to win arguments on an internet forum, and failing spectacularly. Spend some more time with the grandkids or something. Strewth.
scotchy1962
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Gender: Male

Re: Bonus incentive

Post by scotchy1962 »

LouBarlow wrote:
26 Nov 2023, 07:53
Sean06 wrote:
25 Nov 2023, 20:08
scotchy1962 wrote:
25 Nov 2023, 19:12
LouBarlow wrote:
24 Nov 2023, 19:34
scotchy1962 wrote:
24 Nov 2023, 18:26
I am not obsessed enough to see what age anybody is and use it like its some sort of ammunition.
You won't be missed when you go, don't let the door hit your ass on the way out.
Your birthdate is in your name. It is hard to miss :chuckle
Just like the "Half-wit" stamped on your forehead. :chuckle
Jesus wept so childish.refuse to believe your in your 60's.
I know. It is pathetic isn’t it? I kind of feel bad for him now. Wasting his twilight years trying to win arguments on an internet forum, and failing spectacularly. Spend some more time with the grandkids or something. Strewth.
Oh god now you have a disciple, lord help us all.
Pathetic, childish is that the best you can do and sarcasm is ageless, just like ignorance and stupidity has transcended the ages, unfortunately not everyone can see it.
The cult of "Lou" has began and thankfully i don't really give a flying......
LouBarlow
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Joined: 15 Oct 2007, 18:56

Re: Bonus incentive

Post by LouBarlow »

scotchy1962 wrote:
26 Nov 2023, 09:50
LouBarlow wrote:
26 Nov 2023, 07:53
Sean06 wrote:
25 Nov 2023, 20:08
scotchy1962 wrote:
25 Nov 2023, 19:12
LouBarlow wrote:
24 Nov 2023, 19:34
scotchy1962 wrote:
24 Nov 2023, 18:26
I am not obsessed enough to see what age anybody is and use it like its some sort of ammunition.
You won't be missed when you go, don't let the door hit your ass on the way out.
Your birthdate is in your name. It is hard to miss :chuckle
Just like the "Half-wit" stamped on your forehead. :chuckle
Jesus wept so childish.refuse to believe your in your 60's.
I know. It is pathetic isn’t it? I kind of feel bad for him now. Wasting his twilight years trying to win arguments on an internet forum, and failing spectacularly. Spend some more time with the grandkids or something. Strewth.
Oh god now you have a disciple, lord help us all.
Pathetic, childish is that the best you can do and sarcasm is ageless, just like ignorance and stupidity has transcended the ages, unfortunately not everyone can see it.
The cult of "Lou" has began and thankfully i don't really give a flying......
No you have certainly proved how little you care about it by responding to every post I make. Also calling someone a half-wit is in no way pathetic or childish. Got it.