Thursdays Strike

[Ric.ror]

My colleagues are on strike on Thursday
I'm not in their union but if it's sunny I might join them
I know I won't get paid but other than that will it be ok

[Ric.ror]

Can I just say that ALL public sector union members could be striking
Most have nothing to do with teaching
Don't put your bins out on Thursday - they may not get emptied
And, no I'm not a dustperson

[alexanderd]

Buenchico so just under 9% of eligible members voted for a strike. Thats democracy I guess

[DTCwordfan]

Britain, with or without Scotland, is wonderful. 9% and they can create a strike. Come on, grow up and let's have some responsibility towards the next generation, even though schools are finishing for two months of neighbourhood vandalism.

[Wharton]

Scotland, without Britain, will be wonderfuller :-)

[DTCwordfan]

When it comes to superlatives, I hope the Scottish equivalent of your English improves if you win independence. Certainly, it's down hill if it links to the 'designer look' of your Commonwealth team dress announced today.

[sherrardk]

And what was your illustrious career path divebuddy?

[Tilly2]

divebuddy, have you just made that up or have you seen it somewhere else? Have you got it right?

[Wharton]

Wonderfuller isn't a superlative, it's a comparative :-)

[Baldric]

But Wharton you ARE part of Britain,
(missing you already)

[DTCwordfan]

It's not English; it's heathen.

[sherrardk]

Well, you made up the second part but the first bit belongs to someone else - http://idioms.thefreedictionary.com/Those+who+can,+do%3B+those+who+can't,+teach

[sherrardk]

Why say 'Tilly, yes, I made it up' then? And if 'mentally challenged' is in some way a reference to me then at least say so.

[sherrardk]

You really are quite objectionable and patronising.

[DaisyNonna]

Do you have to be insulting divebuddy?