Clive D. W. Feather wrote:
In article . com,
Boltar writes
and he said the drivers for arriva and some other company whos name
escapes me weren't turning up for work or were simply refusing to
drive.
Bunch of pussies. If myself and loads of other were willing to risk
being
a passenger I don't see why they can't risk driving the things.

So because you're willing to take the risk of running across the road in
front of a juggernaut, or driving through a closing AHB crossing, we all
should?

There were literally hundreds of people waiting for a bus , not just
me.
I'm quite fit so I didn't have a physical issue walking home , but
there
were plenty of older people waiting and god knows how they got back.


I used to think you had the occasional sensible point to make, but you
really are a ****wit of the first order.

You're entitled to your opinion. However bear in mind you had an easy
time that day when you got a nice comfy train back to your country
retreat.

B2003