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I like, I am sure, most posters here, am slightly disappointed that
Dom1234 seems to have vanished since the abject failure of the RMT strike on NYE to cripple the LU network and spoil the fun of ordinary Londoners on the biggest party night of the year. Of course, we never did find conclusive proof that DM1234 is, in fact, the RMT activist David Knight responsible for the pathetic zoneonelondon.co.uk - the amusingly self-proclaimed "Hottest News Site In The Capital"! - but if it is not he who had been updating this sorry excuse for a web-page, then surely he has been engrossed in digesting its laughable revised contents. Okay, maybe the latter is being a bit generous, since all that's happened is that a few more external links have been added, and the doom-and-gloom predictions of the RMT's pre-Strike press release has been replaced with a quite frankly hilarious new bulletin from the union claiming all but complete victory. One wonders if Bob Crow and Co. realise just have stupid they appear when they make such fantasy pronouncements to a public that can see all too clearly that the strike - thankfully - had little effect on NYE. In that context, the call for a second strike seems all the more to be driven by fantasy, rather than reality. "We take no pleasure in the fact that dozens of stations across the network are nonetheless closed," says Crow, nicely encapsulating his own double-think, considering that only 23 stations were closed, one of which was not due to strike action, anyway. In normal usage, even two-dozen wouldn't merit being paraphrased as "dozens," and yet they didn't even get that far. Perhaps Mr Crow's self-evident deficient grasp of both the English language and basic mathematics partly explains his apparent inability to deal with any issue in a logical fashion.... -- Nick Cooper [Carefully remove the detonators from my e-mail address to reply!] The London Underground at War, and in Films & TV: http://www.nickcooper.org.uk/ |
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Nick Cooper wrote in uk.transport.london on Mon, 02 Jan 2006 13:59:40
GMT : Of course, we never did find conclusive proof that DM1234 is, in fact, the RMT activist David Knight I thought it was a joe-job, actually. -- hike - a walking tour or outing, esp. of the self-conscious kind Chambers 20th Century Dictionary |
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