Tomorrow's strikes

[SimonMac]

Do you think strikes could ever get out sourced?

1,000,000 Public Sector workers striking brings the country to a halt, Bob comes out saying we can do that with only 500,000 people

[Old Greg]

I can't see the strikes having any effect, unless the nurses join (which they haven't for many years). That would be interesting.

[xoggoth]

Make sure you phone HMRC with any queries tomorrow. With nobody to answer the calls you wil probably get much more sensible advice than usual.

[xoggoth]

Unthinkable if doctors/nurses went on strike. As a responsible citizen I would feel compelled to volunteer to help out in the gynecology/proctology departments.

[doodab]

Unthinkable if doctors/nurses went on strike. As a responsible citizen I would feel compelled to volunteer to help out in the gynecology/proctology departments.

I would pick a different department. Proctology is full of arseholes, and Gynecology is full of *****

[OwlHoot]

Unthinkable if doctors/nurses went on strike. As a responsible citizen I would feel compelled to volunteer to help out in the gynecology/proctology departments.

If you've watched Casualty a few times, why not?

I mean, how hard could it be?

[xoggoth]

Haven't watched Casualty for a few years now. My knowledge of bums and fannies may be a bit out of date.

[doodab]

Haven't watched Casualty for a few years now. My knowledge of bums and fannies may be a bit out of date.

As long as you can tell the difference you should be OK.

[shaunbhoy]

Didn't notice a picket line as I staggered up the hill

That will no doubt start to form in front of the bar at the nearest Wetherspoons around 11am.

[DodgyAgent]

The trains into London at 10.00 am when all the public sector workers leave for work will be empty