Traffic cops, ambulance staff, hospitals , highways workers

[jamieccfc]

Fvck off you **** my wife has just offered to go in to velindre cancer hospital because staff from up the sticks can`t get in and we live in cardiff and cancer patients need looking after why don`t have a day off you fvcking wrong un

[jeepster]

There's much fawning nonsense to be found in this thread.

The primary reason all public sector wallahs, along with all the private sector wallahs, choose to do the jobs they do is for dough. Some may have and many pretend to have other more altruistic reasons which are more important to them than the filthy lucre, but don't be fooled because they are all money mercenaries first and last as pay and pension contributions is their true motivator.

Save your admiration for those volunteers who exchange their time and labour for no monetary gain.

You are one sad ****.

[David Vincent]

There's much fawning nonsense to be found in this thread.

The primary reason all public sector wallahs, along with all the private sector wallahs, choose to do the jobs they do is for dough. Some may have and many pretend to have other more altruistic reasons which are more important to them than the filthy lucre, but don't be fooled because they are all money mercenaries first and last as pay and pension contributions is their true motivator.

Save your admiration for those volunteers who exchange their time and labour for no monetary gain.

As usual you are right Organ. I was careful to omit the determiner in that sentence.

I needed help last night, but I didn't see any of the selfless angels mentioned on this thread. It was nearly midnight and my internet connection had gone. I like to watch a bit of lesbian porn before I go to sleep. It relaxes me and helps me get to sleep. I rang up Virgin but I just got some silly Indian asking me about lights on my modem. "You can stuff all that bollux", I said. "Just send a repairman around pronto." And then I slammed the phone down and waited for the Virgin van. We had a lot of snow but I thought he'd be able to make it up the hill with snow chains. After half an hour he hadn't turned up so I was going to give Virgin another bollocking on the blower when remembered I'd unplugged the modem to do a bit of hoovering. Do you know what? I thought I'd test Virgin anyway to see how long they would take to come. They never turned up. Disgusting I call it.

[Blooburd]

As usual you are right Organ. I was careful to omit the determiner in that sentence.

I needed help last night, but I didn't see any of the selfless angels mentioned on this thread. It was nearly midnight and my internet connection had gone. I like to watch a bit of lesbian porn before I go to sleep. It relaxes me and helps me get to sleep. I rang up Virgin but I just got some silly Indian asking me about lights on my modem. "You can stuff all that bollux", I said. "Just send a repairman around pronto." And then I slammed the phone down and waited for the Virgin van. We had a lot of snow but I thought he'd be able to make it up the hill with snow chains. After half an hour he hadn't turned up so I was going to give Virgin another bollocking on the blower when remembered I'd unplugged the modem to do a bit of hoovering. Do you know what? I thought I'd test Virgin anyway to see how long they would take to come. They never turned up. Disgusting I call it.

appalling, my heart goes out to you

[Jordi Culé]

There's much fawning nonsense to be found in this thread.

The primary reason all public sector wallahs, along with all the private sector wallahs, choose to do the jobs they do is for dough. Some may have and many pretend to have other more altruistic reasons which are more important to them than the filthy lucre, but don't be fooled because they are all money mercenaries first and last as pay and pension contributions is their true motivator.

Save your admiration for those volunteers who exchange their time and labour for no monetary gain.

Public Sector worker here, where do you get your bitter cynicism from?

Just for the record, I work for a local authority in a front line service. I've had the last two days off due to the bad weather and I've spent it taking the kids out sledging and drinking Brains SA Gold. Here's the stinger though, you may have paid for it😂

Cheers butt👍

[Organ Morgan.]

Public Sector worker here, where do you get your bitter cynicism from?

Just for the record, I work for a local authority in a front line service. I've had the last two days off due to the bad weather and I've spent it taking the kids out sledging and drinking Brains SA Gold. Here's the stinger though, you may have paid for it��

Cheers butt��

From experience, boyo. People work for the wonga before anything else. They do so to pay bills, go on hols and the like. That's an uncomfortable truth for some round here.

[Jordi Culé]

From experience, boyo. People work for the wonga before anything else. They do so to pay bills, go on hols and the like. That's an uncomfortable truth for some round here.

From my experience mardy arse, not everyone is as shallow as you and I. Some people work for a myriad a reasons not to just chase 'wonga'.

Admit it, we're a couple of shallow wankers weaving our way through life with a bitterly cynical eye

[jeepster]

From my experience mardy arse, not everyone is as shallow as you and I. Some people work for a myriad a reasons not to just chase 'wonga'.

Admit it, we're a couple of shallow wankers weaving our way through life with a bitterly cynical eye

Spot on

[Feedback]

From my experience mardy arse, not everyone is as shallow as you and I. Some people work for a myriad a reasons not to just chase 'wonga'.

Admit it, we're a couple of shallow wankers weaving our way through life with a bitterly cynical eye

I agree, some people don't work for the money. However, given the large number of public sector strikes we've seen in the past 8 years, and they have pretty much all been due to pay and pensions, I'd say such individuals are few and far between in the public sector.

[Organ Morgan.]

From my experience mardy arse, not everyone is as shallow as you and I. Some people work for a myriad a reasons not to just chase 'wonga'.

Admit it, we're a couple of shallow wankers weaving our way through life with a bitterly cynical eye

I interpret your words as an acknowledgement that you choose to 'work for a local authority in a front line service' first and foremost for the income it provides which trumps whatever benefit your role provides for fellow citizens. Credit to you for doing so because no-one else in this thread has been so candid.

As for the 'myriad of reasons' remarks - again, in spite of what they might claim, none of those reasons supersede their principal objective of tucking the folding stuff into their arse pocket, i.e. wonga and filthy lucre... terms I've used for the exact same but more polite terms as income, remuneration, etc.

[Glos Blue]

There's much fawning nonsense to be found in this thread.

The primary reason all public sector wallahs, along with all the private sector wallahs, choose to do the jobs they do is for dough. Some may have and many pretend to have other more altruistic reasons which are more important to them than the filthy lucre, but don't be fooled because they are all money mercenaries first and last as pay and pension contributions is their true motivator.

Save your admiration for those volunteers who exchange their time and labour for no monetary gain.

What a cûnt you are. Public sector workers aren’t mercenaries who do it for the pay; with a real-time pay decrease of > 20% in 8 years, most could earn a lot more in the private sector but choose not to because they WANT to help their communities.

You clearly have never had a worthwhile job that gives something back to the local population, that’s why you are so bitter and twisted!

[GL1Blue]

There's much fawning nonsense to be found in this thread.

The primary reason all public sector wallahs, along with all the private sector wallahs, choose to do the jobs they do is for dough. Some may have and many pretend to have other more altruistic reasons which are more important to them than the filthy lucre, but don't be fooled because they are all money mercenaries first and last as pay and pension contributions is their true motivator.

Save your admiration for those volunteers who exchange their time and labour for no monetary gain.

I'm not sure that you're right with that opinion. I have a number of friends in various roles in the public sector who are more than capable of earning a lot more money in private industry but decide against it as they feel they are doing their bit, looking after people, protecting people and genuinely making a difference. Yes they receive a wage (not a massive one) and a decent pension which they pay for.

[Croesy Blue]

What about everyone else who bothered to make the effort to get into work?

Jesus Christ what a w@nker

[Croesy Blue]

There's much fawning nonsense to be found in this thread.

The primary reason all public sector wallahs, along with all the private sector wallahs, choose to do the jobs they do is for dough. Some may have and many pretend to have other more altruistic reasons which are more important to them than the filthy lucre, but don't be fooled because they are all money mercenaries first and last as pay and pension contributions is their true motivator.

Save your admiration for those volunteers who exchange their time and labour for no monetary gain.

Again you show yourself to be the stupidest and most ignorant man on this board.

[Blooburd]

Again you show yourself to be the stupidest and most ignorant man on this board.

ahem...you cant just go throwing titles like that around so cheaply.. :(

[Eric the Half a Bee]

ahem...you cant just go throwing titles like that around so cheaply.. :(

Sorry if you feel robbed.

[Blooburd]

Sorry if you feel robbed.

if he buys me flowers than all is forgiven

[CardiffIrish2]

There's much fawning nonsense to be found in this thread.

The primary reason all public sector wallahs, along with all the private sector wallahs, choose to do the jobs they do is for dough. Some may have and many pretend to have other more altruistic reasons which are more important to them than the filthy lucre, but don't be fooled because they are all money mercenaries first and last as pay and pension contributions is their true motivator.

Save your admiration for those volunteers who exchange their time and labour for no monetary gain.

Smfair play youncome across as right bellend these days. Here you go making comments about public sector ‘wallahs’ as you call them and yet on previous threads you’ve dawned over Nigel Farage.

If there wasn’t anyone out there tonight in the public sector a lot of people would be ****ed.

Havie a think about that in between predicting then world is going to end (again) and wanking over Bitcoin.

[Organ Morgan.]

Smfair play youncome across as right bellend these days. Here you go making comments about public sector ‘wallahs’ as you call them and yet on previous threads you’ve dawned over Nigel Farage.

If there wasn’t anyone out there tonight in the public sector a lot of people would be ****ed.

Havie a think about that in between predicting then world is going to end (again) and wanking over Bitcoin.

I stand by every word. I think I recall you said you was a police officer for a number of years. Be frank, what was the number one reason that got you out of bed to make shifts... was it to serve the community, protect the public or ensuring you had the finances to satisfy outgoings?

[MacAdder]

You give a few decent people a little pat on the back and world war three breaks out

Sludge, look what you've started mun!

[dembethewarrior]

There's much fawning nonsense to be found in this thread.

The primary reason all public sector wallahs, along with all the private sector wallahs, choose to do the jobs they do is for dough. Some may have and many pretend to have other more altruistic reasons which are more important to them than the filthy lucre, but don't be fooled because they are all money mercenaries first and last as pay and pension contributions is their true motivator.

Save your admiration for those volunteers who exchange their time and labour for no monetary gain.

Clown

[CardiffIrish2]

Fair play you come across as a right bellend these days. Here you go making comments about public sector ‘wallahs’ as you call them and yet on previous threads you’ve fawned over Nigel Farage.

If there wasn’t anyone out there tonight in the public sector a lot of people would be ****ed.

Havie a think about that in between predicting the world is going to end (again) and wanking over Bitcoin.

[CardiffIrish2]

ah, they don't count, do they ?

Whats your point ? Tonight is a rare night where some ordinary people are doing an exceptional job, why not give them a bit of extra praise?

[Croesy Blue]

I stand by every word. I think I recall you said you was a police officer for a number of years. Be frank, what was the number one reason that got you out of bed to make shifts... was it to serve the community, protect the public or ensuring you had the finances to satisfy outgoings?

Luckily not everyone is as much of a short sighted idiot as you are.

You’ve always been a complete weirdo, shame the last couple of years you’ve had to prove what an ignorant w@nker you are too.

[Organ Morgan.]

Luckily not everyone is as much of a short sighted idiot as you are.

You’ve always been a complete weirdo, shame the last couple of years you’ve had to prove what an ignorant w@nker you are too.

If you want to engage, attempt at debate; any arse can hurl insults. Tell me what I wrote that you object to.