Fellbrigg Josh

Oooh you're such a hardnut. Little C u n t

rendelharris Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Fellbrigg Josh Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > I sometimes wear my hood up in the extreme > > sunlight and heat to protect my head from > sunburns > > which I am woefully susceptible to. Scary to > think > > that some people here would jump to violence > the > > second they feel they are threatened. > > > > Is it just balaclavas people are adverse to? > What > > about people who are a different colour? > > In Internet slang, a troll (/ˈtroʊl/, > /ˈtrɒl/) is a person who sows discord on > the Internet by starting arguments or upsetting > people, by posting inflammatory,[1] extraneous, or > off-topic messages in an online community (such as > a newsgroup, forum, chat room, or blog) with the > intent of provoking readers into an emotional > response[2] or of otherwise disrupting normal, > on-topic discussion,[3] often for the troll's > amusement. > > P.S. The word is averse, not adverse. Except I'm not a troll. I'm asking a serious question. You lowlife moronic

Chick Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > What utter bullshit. Discussing a legal dispute on > a public forum is not gross negligence. > > > > > > Cineworld will be made aware of your actions > here, > > which more than clearly meets the definition of > > Gross Negligence. Not to worry, I have emailed Cineworld head office. I think they agree with me. The only bullshit here is you and your attempt to deny it. I cannot wait to cross your picket line and speak to your managers. Rest assured I'll be doing all I can to see that you lose your jobs.

rendelharris Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Fellbrigg Josh Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > I sometimes wear my hood up in the extreme > > sunlight and heat to protect my head from > sunburns > > which I am woefully susceptible to. Scary to > think > > that some people here would jump to violence > the > > second they feel they are threatened. > > > > Is it just balaclavas people are adverse to? > What > > about people who are a different colour? > > In Internet slang, a troll (/ˈtroʊl/, > /ˈtrɒl/) is a person who sows discord on > the Internet by starting arguments or upsetting > people, by posting inflammatory,[1] extraneous, or > off-topic messages in an online community (such as > a newsgroup, forum, chat room, or blog) with the > intent of provoking readers into an emotional > response[2] or of otherwise disrupting normal, > on-topic discussion,[3] often for the troll's > amusement. > > P.S. The word is averse, not adverse. What you did there was fail to be sarcastic. Unless you think some of the responses here are justifiable? You think it is acceptable to attack someone on the street because you think they might be a threat? Ps, couldn't give any less of a frig about the spelling, ya mug.

edphstaff Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > "whomever it is accessing this very public forum > to very publicly attack their employer. Most, if > not all companies would consider that a sackable > offense, btw" > > We are going on strike, it's hardly a surprise to > our employer. We told them two weeks ago, as we > are legally required to do. > We also get legal advice from our union and this > is all absolutely fine. > > thanks for your concern though As I have said more than once, I can replace you in your job just as soon as you are ready to arrange a meeting with your supervisor. You are going on strike because you are unhappy with your job. Put your money where your mouth is and give your notice. Cineworld will be made aware of your actions here, which more than clearly meets the definition of Gross Negligence.

titch juicy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Fellbrigg Josh Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > "Educate yourself" is socialist for "stop > having > > your own opinion and take mine instead". > > > > As I stated earlier, if you are so unhappy with > > your job, please, feel free to message me, and > we > > can arrange a meeting with your supervisor. We > can > > swap, you can be unemployed and I can take your > > job. > > Here you go Josh, there's some current cinema job > vacancies in London on here. > > let us know how you get on and best of luck :) > > http://www.independentcinemaoffice.org.uk/jobs/adm > inistration No, my dear, you have fundamentally misinterpreted the situation. There may be many fantastic opportunities in the Courderoy Brigade Entertainment Industry, my offer was limited to the jobs clearly going under valued by whomever it is accessing this very public forum to very publicly attack their employer. Most, if not all companies would consider that a sackable offense, btw. Not that I am saying I am perfect. I landed myself in this quagmire, through my own actions, and my own lack of respect for my employer. So now I am filled with a desire to crack on. So yes, I'll look at your link and I'll keep you up to date with my search. You never know what may turn up. And if I do get a job through your link, I see no reason why I cant sort you out some tickets and a drink :)

I sometimes wear my hood up in the extreme sunlight and heat to protect my head from sunburns which I am woefully susceptible to. Scary to think that some people here would jump to violence the second they feel they are threatened. Is it just balaclavas people are adverse to? What about people who are a different colour?

"Educate yourself" is socialist for "stop having your own opinion and take mine instead". As I stated earlier, if you are so unhappy with your job, please, feel free to message me, and we can arrange a meeting with your supervisor. We can swap, you can be unemployed and I can take your job.

I would be more than happy to swap with you. You can try stringing out ?100 ESA pittance for two weeks, and I can take the job you clearly do not value. Send a PM if you wish to discuss further.