All very good and well done. But that's just showing what you've done rather than showing empathy for those worse off. Your attitude seems to be one of 'tough titty, I managed it.'

Much respected, high achieving establishment I believe.

If true, it goes to show that occasionally she got it wrong Kerms.

You can't expect her to be on her A game 24/7?

Purley Grammar, 1967 - 1974.

Your attitude is the problem on here not mine.

If I say something you challenge it and I prove you wrong (again and again) you don't like it and respond with even more bollocks than before.

If you asked anyone around the country to react to what I've demonstrated to you most would respond favourably but not you of course you have to imagine that the world is against you and it is a struggle to keep going.

Contrary to your beliefs, it is a struggle for all of us and we adapt and survive.... even prosper by utilising our talents rather than moaning about how hard it is and protesting and striking and blogging and tweeting pathetic lefty mantras "What do we want X, when do we want X now" Where X represents a whole host of stuff that you feel you have a right to.

Take the Railway Unions protesting/striking again this week about Southern Rail Guard jobs. Most of them must use the underground themselves to travel, where the tube driver is responsible for pressing a button to close the doors and has done since the 1960's or before. Yet they try to make a case for Southern Rail to keep a Guard to oversee the safety of the doors closing? I've never seen a problem on the underground with doors closing even on the busiest stations.

What a crock of sh1t - Southern Rail have even promised to keep them employed on the same wages performing other tasks on the train too. Meanwhile thousands of commuters cannot get to work.

Left to the unions, British Rail would still be running steam trains and employing "wheeltappers".

Poor old Gusset and his comrades - luddite whingers with no sense of the damage they cause with their unwarranted civil unrest.

Chris123 - thanks for your support, but Gusset always makes it personal.

Your attitude is the problem on here not mine.

If I say something you challenge it and I prove you wrong (again and again) you don't like it and respond with even more bollocks than before.

If you asked anyone around the country to react to what I've demonstrated to you most would respond favourably but not you of course you have to imagine that the world is against you and it is a struggle to keep going.

Contrary to your beliefs, it is a struggle for all of us and we adapt and survive.... even prosper by utilising our talents rather than moaning about how hard it is and protesting and striking and blogging and tweeting pathetic lefty mantras "What do we want X, when do we want X now" Where X represents a whole host of stuff that you feel you have a right to.

Take the Railway Unions protesting/striking again this week about Southern Rail Guard jobs. Most of them must use the underground themselves to travel, where the tube driver is responsible for pressing a button to close the doors and has done since the 1960's or before. Yet they try to make a case for Southern Rail to keep a Guard to oversee the safety of the doors closing? I've never seen a problem on the underground with doors closing even on the busiest stations.

What a crock of sh1t - Southern Rail have even promised to keep them employed on the same wages performing other tasks on the train too. Meanwhile thousands of commuters cannot get to work.

Left to the unions, British Rail would still be running steam trains and employing "wheeltappers".

Poor old Gusset and his comrades - luddite whingers with no sense of the damage they cause with their unwarranted civil unrest.

Chris123 - thanks for your support, but Gusset always makes it personal.