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tonyhendrix
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royal mail and the British public

Post by tonyhendrix »

So Royal mail are interested in what the British public have to say
well their Propaganda paper the Courier seems to think so ,
according to a poll they ran 72% of the people polled think we should except the pay offer.

well if there that interested in what the British public have to say , why not run a poll with question
who would like their post first thing in the morning and a second delivery.

Oh silly me i forgot about the poll from the same British public who i think voted 73% against privatisation
instead of ponsing about with silly polls and wasting money on propaganda and killing trees

I think its time you got around the table
db
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Post by db »

tonyhendrix wrote:So Royal mail are interested in what the British public have to say
well their Propaganda paper the Courier seems to think so ,
according to a poll they ran 72% of the people polled think we should except the pay offer.

well if there that interested in what the British public have to say , why not run a poll with question
who would like their post first thing in the morning and a second delivery.

Oh silly me i forgot about the poll from the same British public who i think voted 73% against privatisation
instead of ponsing about with silly polls and wasting money on propaganda and killing trees

I think its time you got around the table
If they cared what the public thought. They wouldn't of privatised us!!
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POSTMAN
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Post by POSTMAN »

It wasn't the British public,it was a church hall,ok,a big church hall that can fit around 1400 peeps in,it's bollox.

Now,this is a fecking humongous church hall...
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It's good to get these types of threads, the ridiculous my manager said bollox, so we can reassure ourselves that while the world is falling apart, Royal Mail managers are still being the low-life C***S they have always been.
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pants123

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Post by pants123 »

the courier is just full of bull s..t

its full of lies, deceit and propaganda nonsense...

i use mine to wipe my a r s e on....
barbario
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Post by barbario »

pants123 wrote:the courier is just full of bull s..t

its full of lies, deceit and propaganda nonsense...

i use mine to wipe my a r s e on....
:Applause
Lounge Lizard
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Post by Lounge Lizard »

POSTMAN wrote:It wasn't the British public,it was a church hall,ok,a big church hall that can fit around 1400 peeps in,it's bollox.

Now,this is a fecking humongous church hall...
https://www.change.org/petitions/vince- ... e_petition" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
And look at the photo. :shock: A few years after BT privatisation and NO telephone in the phone box. :sad:
rhino49
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Post by rhino49 »

Virtually all my customers have expressed dismay at the privatisation of Royal Mail and fear for the future of a service that has obviously altered over the years but still remains the best.
However one guy shouts across the road to me "How will you get on when you are working for Joe Public?" My reply ... "We've been working for Joe Public for hundreds of years - once we are working for shareholders he won't matter any more ... and neither will we" .... silence !!!
We wish to serve - but we will not be servile
Brain Fury
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Post by Brain Fury »

tonyhendrix wrote:So Royal mail are interested in what the British public have to say
well their Propaganda paper the Courier seems to think so ,
according to a poll they ran 72% of the people polled think we should except the pay offer.

well if there that interested in what the British public have to say , why not run a poll with question
who would like their post first thing in the morning and a second delivery.

Oh silly me i forgot about the poll from the same British public who i think voted 73% against privatisation
instead of ponsing about with silly polls and wasting money on propaganda and killing trees

I think its time you got around the table
If the public wanted a delivery first thing in the morning and a second delivery and customers were prepared to pay for it then you can bet RM would be offering it. It's the British disease, I want to have more and pay less.
doorstepped
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Post by doorstepped »

pants123 wrote:the courier is just full of bull s..t

its full of lies, deceit and propaganda nonsense...

i use mine to wipe my a r s e on....
I don't anymore, I tried once but because it is so shiny and non absorbent I ended up with sh*t all up my back and down my legs :shhhhh
windermeredave
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Post by windermeredave »

I don`t even take my courier out of the wrapping, it`s goes exactly where it deserves to be..in the bin
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Post by meercat »

Brain Fury wrote:
If the public wanted a delivery first thing in the morning and a second delivery and customers were prepared to pay for it then you can bet RM would be offering it. It's the British disease, I want to have more and pay less.
Stamps aren't free are they?
Brain Fury
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Post by Brain Fury »

meercat wrote:
Brain Fury wrote:
If the public wanted a delivery first thing in the morning and a second delivery and customers were prepared to pay for it then you can bet RM would be offering it. It's the British disease, I want to have more and pay less.
Stamps aren't free are they?
What?
Lounge Lizard
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Re: royal mail and the British public

Post by Lounge Lizard »

meercat wrote:
Brain Fury wrote:
If the public wanted a delivery first thing in the morning and a second delivery and customers were prepared to pay for it then you can bet RM would be offering it. It's the British disease, I want to have more and pay less.
Stamps aren't free are they?
They are free for Members of Parliament, and although they account for just one-thousandth of one per cent of the population they're the ones that decide everything for the remaining 99.999% of us. :sad: