Train Drivers
20 November 2009, 11:47 PM
#151
No, I believe Davyboy isn't dull, unlike 95% of SN (or most places for that matter).
To me, for a grown adult to be serious about mentioning the word stirring on an internet thread is a direct reflection of their lack of personality. Something backed up by them missing the humour in my sign off message too, after making it clear in the very same post that it is the dullards that get emotional.
I'm already with A-Plan.
To me, for a grown adult to be serious about mentioning the word stirring on an internet thread is a direct reflection of their lack of personality. Something backed up by them missing the humour in my sign off message too, after making it clear in the very same post that it is the dullards that get emotional.
I'm already with A-Plan.
Dullard? Don't think so.
If someone wants to have a laugh on a forum i'm all up for it, but i struggle to see the humour in a certain members posts.
20 November 2009, 11:49 PM
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I think you should look back at some other post I've made recently.
I think you'll find I've been helpful, thoughtful, and provacative. But I guess you miss these and focus on the negative.
I think you'll find I've been helpful, thoughtful, and provacative. But I guess you miss these and focus on the negative.
20 November 2009, 11:54 PM
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I am one of the most laid back people you could meet, and am also the office joker (apparently), so i have a very good sense of humour.
Dullard? Don't think so.
If someone wants to have a laugh on a forum i'm all up for it, but i struggle to see the humour in a certain members posts.
Dullard? Don't think so.
If someone wants to have a laugh on a forum i'm all up for it, but i struggle to see the humour in a certain members posts.
20 November 2009, 11:58 PM
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Nope. I can just wind them up and make them bite.... but i have the guts to do it to their faces 
(don't bite on that, i'm just kidding)
Maybe you have put sensible posts up recently, but like i said you have yourself a reputation (going back to when you are Gutmann were playing the game)
I guess we just have a difference of opinion, which makes for good debate
(don't bite on that, i'm just kidding)Maybe you have put sensible posts up recently, but like i said you have yourself a reputation (going back to when you are Gutmann were playing the game)
I guess we just have a difference of opinion, which makes for good debate
21 November 2009, 12:03 AM
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You view is very much outdated and clouding you judgement.
Only you seem to think I have a reputation.....you need to move on from that.
I've had little to do with gutmann and northloop for ages.
Only you seem to think I have a reputation.....you need to move on from that.
I've had little to do with gutmann and northloop for ages.
21 November 2009, 12:29 AM
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21 November 2009, 09:27 AM
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I haven't a clue what driving a train actually involves,but if that's what they get paid then fair play to them..Eveyone well most people who work a real job probably think or do deserve more money for what they do.So isn't it to a certain point just about what you can get for yourself and improving your own life,like probably most of us are trying to do.
21 November 2009, 09:43 AM
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Sad to see my (somewhat poor) attempt at humour didn't raise the mood in here.
You have to think though, a train is quite a bit of kit to give to any old choad to drive. Passenger trains have quite alot of lives to be responsible for and freight trains fully loaded can be worth hundreds of thousands of pounds if not millions.
Thats alot of responsibility.
You have to think though, a train is quite a bit of kit to give to any old choad to drive. Passenger trains have quite alot of lives to be responsible for and freight trains fully loaded can be worth hundreds of thousands of pounds if not millions.
Thats alot of responsibility.
21 November 2009, 10:24 AM
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Do the drivers really earn 35k as a flat wage, or is it media hype, like the stories going around when plumbers were supposed to be earning 70k ?
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