On Sat, 16 Aug 2003 15:54:53 +0100 banana wrote:
}
} From the 'Guardian':

'The Guardian'

Matthew
--
Il est important d'être un homme ou une femme en colère; le jour où nous
quitte la colère, ou le désir, c'est cuit. - Barbara

http://www.calmeilles.co.uk/

In message , Matthew
Malthouse writes
}
} From the 'Guardian':

'The Guardian'

Has your palms stop sweating now you have pointed that one out?
To steer the discussion back to the actual subject before it breaks down
into pointless embarrassing debate about grammar.
While I think any physical attack agasint any employee of any company is
completely wrong.
London Underground treat their customers in such a **** way that its no
surprise their staff are attacked.
Maybe their staff don't have the information they need. Maybe the staff
don't have the motivation they need. But people see the uniform not the
person. And until L.U. Learn they are providing a service for their
customers and need to look after their customers. Your going to have
these attacks. People get delayed and get no information. They get
angry. They take it out on staff. Simple.
--
CJG