Do you support the RMT?

[Zubrman]

Like MPs.

No, MPs are paid and then things go wrong.

 

[remember arthur mann]

Thank you Mr Harper, we've heard enough of your lies.

It's bizarre.

 

[johnnytapia]

No, MPs are paid and then things go wrong.

True. Very true.

 

[johnnytapia]

It's bizarre.

 

[TinFoilHat]

Tinfoilhat Mat, why did you make a new account btw?

I needed a mental break from this place. So I asked Ric to delete my account.

The username i chose is a self own and commentary on some of the threads on here.

 

[bluethrunthru]

How novel - it goes tits up and someone at the top accepts responsibility and resigns. Can't see it catching on though.

Network Rail manager for stranded passenger line quits

Passengers were stuck in cold and dark carriages recently after overhead electric cables were damaged.

www.bbc.co.uk

 

[Zaba's Busted Nose]

How novel - it goes tits up and someone at the top accepts responsibility and resigns. Can't see it catching on though.

Network Rail manager for stranded passenger line quits

Passengers were stuck in cold and dark carriages recently after overhead electric cables were damaged.

www.bbc.co.uk

It didnt help that her boss, the Network Rail MD Andrew Haines, was on one of the trains that got caught up in the delays that day. Jumped before pushed springs to mind

 

[Zaba's Busted Nose]

Similar to pilots really. The planes do all the work…

You pay these people for the moments where things go wrong.

Correct. Although pilots are chronically underpaid compared to train drivers when considering the levels of training, costs of training, and levels of responbsibility when things do go wrong. Esepcially the wages at the budget airlines. Long haul not so much, especially in the middle east.
Being on the ground in machine that does all the work is by far preferable to being in a pressurised flying tube thousands of feet in the air when something goes wrong...

 

[Kippax Street 1880]

It didnt help that her boss, the Network Rail MD Andrew Haines, was on one of the trains that got caught up in the delays that day. Jumped before pushed springs to mind

Haha, you just know that's the only reason she resigned.

 

[Zubrman]

Correct. Although pilots are chronically underpaid compared to train drivers when considering the levels of training, costs of training, and levels of responbsibility when things do go wrong. Esepcially the wages at the budget airlines. Long haul not so much, especially in the middle east.
Being on the ground in machine that does all the work is by far preferable to being in a pressurised flying tube thousands of feet in the air when something goes wrong...

The machine does not do all the work. A popular misconception. Any fuckwit can make it go, but it takes a shit ton of training to know how, when and where to stop the bastard. But I will admit that when things do go wrong, we have considerably less distance to plummet.