Shutting the door after the horse has bolted

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Mailman replied

5 June 2006, 15:11
Who gets the feeling labour is like a person in water who cant swim?

Hopefully the end result will be the same!

Mailman
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Xenophon replied

5 June 2006, 14:39
Originally posted by Lucifer Box

Or a stable. That would have a door rather than a gate (as the mis-quoted old saying posted by the OP goes).

Good point.

What do you call 2 horses that live near each other?

Neighbours.

Ho ho ho ho ho......
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Lucifer Box replied

5 June 2006, 13:25
Originally posted by Xenophon

It would typically be a gate you close after the horse has bolted of course. Unless your horse lived in a house.

Or a stable. That would have a door rather than a gate (as the mis-quoted old saying posted by the OP goes).
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Xenophon replied

5 June 2006, 13:10
It would typically be a gate you close after the horse has bolted of course. Unless your horse lived in a house.
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wendigo100 replied

5 June 2006, 12:08
Sorry. Honest mistake. Could have happened to anyone.
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EternalOptimist replied

5 June 2006, 12:06
Originally posted by wendigo100

Well spotted, but then the Title would be different.

ok Wendigo you have been very naughty and gone too far.

I will bend you over my knee and gently spank your pert tight buttocks untill you tell me you are sorry. You see if I dont.
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wendigo100 replied

5 June 2006, 12:04
Ah, I see what you mean.
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wendigo100 replied

5 June 2006, 12:03
Originally posted by EternalOptimist

Yes he does. Its Browns role to put an end to the job culture

Well spotted, but then the Title would be different.
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EternalOptimist replied

5 June 2006, 12:01
Originally posted by wendigo100

Ah, you mean Yob culture.

Yes he does. Its Browns role to put an end to the job culture
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John Galt replied

5 June 2006, 12:00
oh yeah - sorry
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wendigo100 replied

5 June 2006, 11:58
Originally posted by John Galt

Blair to crack down on job culture

By cutting funding of local councils who don't sort out the problem for him. Course, it wouldn't have anything to do with banning any form of discipline, human rights etc etc would it??????

Ah, you mean Yob culture.
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John Galt started a topic Shutting the door after the horse has bolted

5 June 2006, 11:53
Shutting the door after the horse has bolted

Blair to crack down on job culture

By cutting funding of local councils who don't sort out the problem for him. Course, it wouldn't have anything to do with banning any form of discipline, human rights etc etc would it??????
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