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Stuk Top half 05 Feb 15 5.13pm
I've been out and about today and gone past 3 depots where the bus w***ers (Unite) are on strike. At each site there was a police car, with police officers sitting in it, watching nothing happen. I do hope they're being made to pay the costs in a similar vein that football clubs are forcibly charged for it, whether they want them or not. Optimistic as ever
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Stuk

Top half 05 Feb 15 5.13pm

I've been out and about today and gone past 3 depots where the bus w***ers (Unite) are on strike.

At each site there was a police car, with police officers sitting in it, watching nothing happen.

I do hope they're being made to pay the costs in a similar vein that football clubs are forcibly charged for it, whether they want them or not.

Optimistic as ever

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ghosteagle 05 Feb 15 5.17pm
Quote Stuk at 05 Feb 2015 5.13pm I've been out and about today and gone past 3 depots where the bus w***ers (Unite) are on strike. At each site there was a police car, with police officers sitting in it, watching nothing happen. I do hope they're being made to pay the costs in a similar vein that football clubs are forcibly charged for it, whether they want them or not. Sorry to crush your hope, but they are not.
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ghosteagle

05 Feb 15 5.17pm

Quote Stuk at 05 Feb 2015 5.13pm

I've been out and about today and gone past 3 depots where the bus w***ers (Unite) are on strike.

At each site there was a police car, with police officers sitting in it, watching nothing happen.

I do hope they're being made to pay the costs in a similar vein that football clubs are forcibly charged for it, whether they want them or not.

Sorry to crush your hope, but they are not.

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cpvoice 05 Feb 15 5.17pm
I saw quite a lot of buses running today in the Croydon area. Had forgotten there was a strike!
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cpvoice

05 Feb 15 5.17pm

I saw quite a lot of buses running today in the Croydon area. Had forgotten there was a strike!

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Stuk Top half 05 Feb 15 5.21pm
Quote ghosteagle at 05 Feb 2015 5.17pm Quote Stuk at 05 Feb 2015 5.13pm I've been out and about today and gone past 3 depots where the bus w***ers (Unite) are on strike. At each site there was a police car, with police officers sitting in it, watching nothing happen. I do hope they're being made to pay the costs in a similar vein that football clubs are forcibly charged for it, whether they want them or not. Sorry to crush your hope, but they are not. Of course they aren't. Like all union actions, they only further drain public resources. Optimistic as ever
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Stuk

Top half 05 Feb 15 5.21pm

Quote ghosteagle at 05 Feb 2015 5.17pm

Quote Stuk at 05 Feb 2015 5.13pm

I've been out and about today and gone past 3 depots where the bus w***ers (Unite) are on strike.

At each site there was a police car, with police officers sitting in it, watching nothing happen.

I do hope they're being made to pay the costs in a similar vein that football clubs are forcibly charged for it, whether they want them or not.

Sorry to crush your hope, but they are not.

Of course they aren't. Like all union actions, they only further drain public resources.

Optimistic as ever

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Stuk Top half 05 Feb 15 5.22pm
Quote cpvoice at 05 Feb 2015 5.17pm I saw quite a lot of buses running today in the Croydon area. Had forgotten there was a strike! They seem to have too, was more of a BBQ than a picket. Optimistic as ever
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Stuk

Top half 05 Feb 15 5.22pm

Quote cpvoice at 05 Feb 2015 5.17pm

I saw quite a lot of buses running today in the Croydon area. Had forgotten there was a strike!

They seem to have too, was more of a BBQ than a picket.

Optimistic as ever

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ghosteagle 05 Feb 15 5.22pm
Quote Stuk at 05 Feb 2015 5.21pm Quote ghosteagle at 05 Feb 2015 5.17pm Quote Stuk at 05 Feb 2015 5.13pm I've been out and about today and gone past 3 depots where the bus w***ers (Unite) are on strike. At each site there was a police car, with police officers sitting in it, watching nothing happen. I do hope they're being made to pay the costs in a similar vein that football clubs are forcibly charged for it, whether they want them or not. Sorry to crush your hope, but they are not. Of course they aren't. Like all union actions, they only further drain public resources. Why do you hope for things that you know to be untrue? Wierd.
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ghosteagle

05 Feb 15 5.22pm

Quote Stuk at 05 Feb 2015 5.21pm

Quote ghosteagle at 05 Feb 2015 5.17pm

Quote Stuk at 05 Feb 2015 5.13pm

I've been out and about today and gone past 3 depots where the bus w***ers (Unite) are on strike.

At each site there was a police car, with police officers sitting in it, watching nothing happen.

I do hope they're being made to pay the costs in a similar vein that football clubs are forcibly charged for it, whether they want them or not.

Sorry to crush your hope, but they are not.

Of course they aren't. Like all union actions, they only further drain public resources.

Why do you hope for things that you know to be untrue? Wierd.

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Stuk Top half 05 Feb 15 5.29pm
Quote ghosteagle at 05 Feb 2015 5.22pm Quote Stuk at 05 Feb 2015 5.21pm Quote ghosteagle at 05 Feb 2015 5.17pm Quote Stuk at 05 Feb 2015 5.13pm I've been out and about today and gone past 3 depots where the bus w***ers (Unite) are on strike. At each site there was a police car, with police officers sitting in it, watching nothing happen. I do hope they're being made to pay the costs in a similar vein that football clubs are forcibly charged for it, whether they want them or not. Sorry to crush your hope, but they are not. Of course they aren't. Like all union actions, they only further drain public resources. Why do you hope for things that you know to be untrue? Wierd. It's called flippancy. You'll note the lack of ? Optimistic as ever
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Stuk

Top half 05 Feb 15 5.29pm

Quote ghosteagle at 05 Feb 2015 5.22pm

Quote Stuk at 05 Feb 2015 5.21pm

Quote ghosteagle at 05 Feb 2015 5.17pm

Quote Stuk at 05 Feb 2015 5.13pm

I've been out and about today and gone past 3 depots where the bus w***ers (Unite) are on strike.

At each site there was a police car, with police officers sitting in it, watching nothing happen.

I do hope they're being made to pay the costs in a similar vein that football clubs are forcibly charged for it, whether they want them or not.

Sorry to crush your hope, but they are not.

Of course they aren't. Like all union actions, they only further drain public resources.

Why do you hope for things that you know to be untrue? Wierd.

It's called flippancy. You'll note the lack of ?

Optimistic as ever

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ghosteagle 05 Feb 15 5.30pm
Quote Stuk at 05 Feb 2015 5.29pm Quote ghosteagle at 05 Feb 2015 5.22pm Quote Stuk at 05 Feb 2015 5.21pm Quote ghosteagle at 05 Feb 2015 5.17pm Quote Stuk at 05 Feb 2015 5.13pm I've been out and about today and gone past 3 depots where the bus w***ers (Unite) are on strike. At each site there was a police car, with police officers sitting in it, watching nothing happen. I do hope they're being made to pay the costs in a similar vein that football clubs are forcibly charged for it, whether they want them or not. Sorry to crush your hope, but they are not. Of course they aren't. Like all union actions, they only further drain public resources. Why do you hope for things that you know to be untrue? Wierd. It's called flippancy. You'll note the lack of ? Lack of humour?
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ghosteagle

05 Feb 15 5.30pm

Quote Stuk at 05 Feb 2015 5.29pm

Quote ghosteagle at 05 Feb 2015 5.22pm

Quote Stuk at 05 Feb 2015 5.21pm

Quote ghosteagle at 05 Feb 2015 5.17pm

Quote Stuk at 05 Feb 2015 5.13pm

I've been out and about today and gone past 3 depots where the bus w***ers (Unite) are on strike.

At each site there was a police car, with police officers sitting in it, watching nothing happen.

I do hope they're being made to pay the costs in a similar vein that football clubs are forcibly charged for it, whether they want them or not.

Sorry to crush your hope, but they are not.

Of course they aren't. Like all union actions, they only further drain public resources.

Why do you hope for things that you know to be untrue? Wierd.

It's called flippancy. You'll note the lack of ?

Lack of humour?

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Stuk Top half 05 Feb 15 5.32pm
Quote ghosteagle at 05 Feb 2015 5.30pm Quote Stuk at 05 Feb 2015 5.29pm Quote ghosteagle at 05 Feb 2015 5.22pm Quote Stuk at 05 Feb 2015 5.21pm Quote ghosteagle at 05 Feb 2015 5.17pm Quote Stuk at 05 Feb 2015 5.13pm I've been out and about today and gone past 3 depots where the bus w***ers (Unite) are on strike. At each site there was a police car, with police officers sitting in it, watching nothing happen. I do hope they're being made to pay the costs in a similar vein that football clubs are forcibly charged for it, whether they want them or not. Sorry to crush your hope, but they are not. Of course they aren't. Like all union actions, they only further drain public resources. Why do you hope for things that you know to be untrue? Wierd. It's called flippancy. You'll note the lack of ? Lack of humour? You certainly have. Optimistic as ever
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Stuk

Top half 05 Feb 15 5.32pm

Quote ghosteagle at 05 Feb 2015 5.30pm

Quote Stuk at 05 Feb 2015 5.29pm

Quote ghosteagle at 05 Feb 2015 5.22pm

Quote Stuk at 05 Feb 2015 5.21pm

Quote ghosteagle at 05 Feb 2015 5.17pm

Quote Stuk at 05 Feb 2015 5.13pm

I've been out and about today and gone past 3 depots where the bus w***ers (Unite) are on strike.

At each site there was a police car, with police officers sitting in it, watching nothing happen.

I do hope they're being made to pay the costs in a similar vein that football clubs are forcibly charged for it, whether they want them or not.

Sorry to crush your hope, but they are not.

Of course they aren't. Like all union actions, they only further drain public resources.

Why do you hope for things that you know to be untrue? Wierd.

It's called flippancy. You'll note the lack of ?

Lack of humour?

You certainly have.

Optimistic as ever

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Pussay Patrol 05 Feb 15 5.35pm
I support the strike even though I rely on the bus and will have to walk home It's silly that some bus drivers get more working for a different bus company than others, they all do the same job, I think they do a sterling yet unrewarding job, keeping London moving. According to TFL, it was Unite that negotiated different pay deals with the bus companies so they are largely to blame Edited by Pussay Patrol (05 Feb 2015 5.35pm) Paua oouaarancì Irà chiyeah Ishé galé ma ba oo ah
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05 Feb 15 5.35pm

I support the strike even though I rely on the bus and will have to walk home

It's silly that some bus drivers get more working for a different bus company than others, they all do the same job, I think they do a sterling yet unrewarding job, keeping London moving.

According to TFL, it was Unite that negotiated different pay deals with the bus companies so they are largely to blame

Edited by Pussay Patrol (05 Feb 2015 5.35pm)

Paua oouaarancì Irà chiyeah Ishé galé ma ba oo ah

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ghosteagle 05 Feb 15 5.36pm
Quote Pussay Patrol at 05 Feb 2015 5.35pm I support the strike even though I rely on the bus and will have to walk home It's silly that some bus drivers get more working for a different bus company than others, they all do the same job, I think they do a sterling, keeping London moving. According to TFL, it was Unite that negotiated different pay deals with the bus companies so they are largely to blame Is there not a contridiction somewhere here??
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ghosteagle

05 Feb 15 5.36pm

Quote Pussay Patrol at 05 Feb 2015 5.35pm

I support the strike even though I rely on the bus and will have to walk home

It's silly that some bus drivers get more working for a different bus company than others, they all do the same job, I think they do a sterling, keeping London moving.

According to TFL, it was Unite that negotiated different pay deals with the bus companies so they are largely to blame

Is there not a contridiction somewhere here??

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becky over the moon 05 Feb 15 5.42pm
Quote ghosteagle at 05 Feb 2015 5.36pm Quote Pussay Patrol at 05 Feb 2015 5.35pm I support the strike even though I rely on the bus and will have to walk home It's silly that some bus drivers get more working for a different bus company than others, they all do the same job, I think they do a sterling, keeping London moving. According to TFL, it was Unite that negotiated different pay deals with the bus companies so they are largely to blame Is there not a contridiction somewhere here?? Indeed there is - their union f'ed it up, so the union calls them out on strike for parity and once again the poor old paying public have to suffer! So what if they get different rates from different companies - I' pretty sure that a legal clerk in a small firm of solicitors doesn't expect to get exactly the same as a fellow clerk working for a major international partnership, so why should it be different for bus drivers? If they don't like the rates, go work for a rival, better-paying company - that way the company is hit by the loss of staff and will have to adjust it's rates to match it's competitors. Doesn't need another bloody union strike to achieve it! A stairway to Heaven and a Highway to Hell give some indication of expected traffic numbers
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over the moon 05 Feb 15 5.42pm

Quote ghosteagle at 05 Feb 2015 5.36pm

Quote Pussay Patrol at 05 Feb 2015 5.35pm

I support the strike even though I rely on the bus and will have to walk home

It's silly that some bus drivers get more working for a different bus company than others, they all do the same job, I think they do a sterling, keeping London moving.

According to TFL, it was Unite that negotiated different pay deals with the bus companies so they are largely to blame

Is there not a contridiction somewhere here??

Indeed there is - their union f'ed it up, so the union calls them out on strike for parity and once again the poor old paying public have to suffer!

So what if they get different rates from different companies - I' pretty sure that a legal clerk in a small firm of solicitors doesn't expect to get exactly the same as a fellow clerk working for a major international partnership, so why should it be different for bus drivers?

If they don't like the rates, go work for a rival, better-paying company - that way the company is hit by the loss of staff and will have to adjust it's rates to match it's competitors. Doesn't need another bloody union strike to achieve it!

A stairway to Heaven and a Highway to Hell give some indication of expected traffic numbers

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