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jonathanw
Chorlton and the Wheelies
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- The Frozen North
Non-cycling days?
Must be some sort of strange custom down your way that I have not heard of
The dreaded strike....and lazy ,
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Non-cycling days?
Must be some sort of strange custom down your way that I have not heard of
Non-cycling days?
Must be some sort of strange custom down your way that I have not heard of
It's certainly not in my dictionary
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jonathanw
Chorlton and the Wheelies
- Location
- The Frozen North
Well, I did eventually get out for a cycle about 7pm last night when the wife got back from work. Windy, raining and very dark. However, it was hugely enjoyable pottering about the single track roads of the black Isle. As I came into the wee village of Munlochy I saw that they had put their xmas decorations up. What was the first one I saw coming down the hill into the village?
Santa on a cycle!!!!!
That cheered me up no end
Santa on a cycle!!!!!
That cheered me up no end
Hip Priest
Veteran
Why are people complaining about striking workers going shopping? The point of a strike is to withdraw your labour for a period of time. What you choose to do with that time is entirely your business.
vernon
Harder than Ronnie Pickering
- Location
- Meanwood, Leeds
A lot of the pension whingers are just as bad.
If they haven't got a pension, they have no-one to blame but themselves for poor financial planning. If they have got a poor quality pension, they should be lobbying for improved ones. It's not a race to the lowest common denominator. Pension rights are not at the forefront of any youngster applying for public sector posts. The mealy mouthed criticisms are fueled by envy. Figured bandied about show that the average private pension is currently paying out more than public sector pensions.
darth vadar
Über Member
Well said that man!
For commuter only cyclists there normally called the weekendNon-cycling days?
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MacB
Lover of things that come in 3's
- Location
- Farnborough, Hampshire
For commuter only cyclists there normally called the weekend
and who do we have to thank for the fact that we have weekends?
wheeliebin
Über Member
- Location
- The rolling hills of Hertfordshire
MrHappyCyclist
Riding the Devil's HIghway
- Location
- Bolton, England
Are those the two days when we work at home instead of going in?For commuter only cyclists there normally called the weekend
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jonathanw
Chorlton and the Wheelies
- Location
- The Frozen North
Weekends are where you commute is much longer, and it finishes in the same place you started
Ste T.
Guru
Vernon says
A lot of the pension whingers are just as bad.
If they haven't got a pension, they have no-one to blame but themselves for poor financial planning. If they have got a poor quality pension, they should be lobbying for improved ones. It's not a race to the lowest common denominator. Pension rights are not at the forefront of any youngster applying for public sector posts. The mealy mouthed criticisms are fueled by envy. Figured bandied about show that the average private pension is currently paying out more than public sector pensions.
Is correct.
The people who make me sick are the 1/3 of private sector workers who have made no pension provision other than relying on the state pension and then have the nerve to bitch about local authority workers asking their employer to honour a contract. At least they have payed into a pension, crap as it will be.
The Teachers, Nurses etc pensions will lift them out of the benefit level and they will get no help off the state. The private sector workers who have made no provision, will be subsidised by the local authority workers by these same benefits. Yet listen to them bleat on here about how they are being bled dry by the local road sweeper and his gold plated £4,500 pa pension.
We are all in the gutter being shat on by the government and their fat cat friends. The difference is that some of us are trying to stand up.
If you don't want to that's fine. Just don't lay there whining "I'm I'm being treated like shoot. you should be as well"
Oh and Crankarm, I dont know where you were standing mate but in Liverpool there was 15,000 on the march through the city center and unlike previous ones, the shoppers lining the route stopped and clapped us most of the way around.
Pip pip.
A lot of the pension whingers are just as bad.
If they haven't got a pension, they have no-one to blame but themselves for poor financial planning. If they have got a poor quality pension, they should be lobbying for improved ones. It's not a race to the lowest common denominator. Pension rights are not at the forefront of any youngster applying for public sector posts. The mealy mouthed criticisms are fueled by envy. Figured bandied about show that the average private pension is currently paying out more than public sector pensions.
Is correct.
The people who make me sick are the 1/3 of private sector workers who have made no pension provision other than relying on the state pension and then have the nerve to bitch about local authority workers asking their employer to honour a contract. At least they have payed into a pension, crap as it will be.
The Teachers, Nurses etc pensions will lift them out of the benefit level and they will get no help off the state. The private sector workers who have made no provision, will be subsidised by the local authority workers by these same benefits. Yet listen to them bleat on here about how they are being bled dry by the local road sweeper and his gold plated £4,500 pa pension.
We are all in the gutter being shat on by the government and their fat cat friends. The difference is that some of us are trying to stand up.
If you don't want to that's fine. Just don't lay there whining "I'm I'm being treated like shoot. you should be as well"
Oh and Crankarm, I dont know where you were standing mate but in Liverpool there was 15,000 on the march through the city center and unlike previous ones, the shoppers lining the route stopped and clapped us most of the way around.
Pip pip.
