are postman the most workshy people ever?

No question,thieves too most of them,ugly and miserable as well.

I dont agree,my postman comes inside every day,is always polite and calls me by my first name.

owl and gpt are both obviously a pair of gay keyboard warriors

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Latest planning applications in Leeds
ADEL & WHARFEDALE

A Dawson: annexe, 28 Broomfield. D Anderson: amendment to approval (extensions) 16 Wynmore Avenue, Bramhope. S McKeown: demolition of bungalow erection of house, 5 The Sycamores, Bramhope.

ARDSLEY & ROBIN HOOD ADVERTISEMENT

I Chapman: extension, 2 High Woodlands.

ARMLEY

Ripon and Leeds Diocesan Board of Finance: community centre, St Bartholomews, Wesley Road. C Thomas: extensions, 11 St James Mews.

BURMANTOFTS & RICHMOND HILL

Leeds City Council: play area, former Richmond HIll Playing Area, Pontefract Street, Richmond HIll. N Aslam: demolish public house and hotel and erect block of flats (14), The Hampton Hotel, Long Close Lane, Richmond Hill. West Registers (Realisation), variation of condition, Flax Place, Richmond Street, Cross Green.

CALVERLEY & FARSLEY

M Taj: extension and garage, 6 Ederoyd Drive.

CITY & HUNSLET

Richer Sounds: signage and cleaning works, 74 New Briggate. Leeds Partnership: demolish railing, former Appleyards Filling Station, Eastgate. DSGI: signs, Unit 7, Crown Point Retail Park, Junction Street.

FARNLEY & WORTLEY

Residential development (156 houses and 36 flats), land off Royds Lane, Lower Wortley.

GUISELEY & RAWDON

A Shaw: extension, 5 Southway. S Khan: extension, 12 Dales Way.

HAREWOOD

S Grimes: extension, Maltings, Butts Garth, Thorner. M Sirrell: extension, 33 Main Street, Scholes. Russell: extension, 3 Haverthwaites Drive, Aberford.

HEADINGLEY

C Stroud: extension, 3 North Hill Road. City Church: heating system, Ashwood Hall, 44A Headingley Lane.

HORSFORTH

R Burrough: carport, 6 Broadgate Rise. Holmes: extension, Corydon, New York Lane, Rawdon.

HYDE PARK & WOODHOUSE

R Schiadas: alterations, Flat 3, 18 Regent Park Avenue. Gateway Church: internal alterations, St Marks Church, St Marks Road.

KIPPAX & METHLEY

Meakin Properties: 5 houses, Great North Road, Micklefield.

KIRKSTALL

O Mezoui: flue to rear of takeaway, 384 Kirkstall Road, Burley.

MIDDLETON PARK

Fletcher: extension, 7 Turnstone Court.

MOORTOWN

W Rashid: extension, 14 Bracken Hill. G Richards: house, garden of 22 Kings Croft Gardens.

MORLEY NORTH

WH Bailey: removal of condition, land adj 248 Wakefield Road, Drighlington.

OTLEY & YEADON

R WIlkinson: dormer window, 51 Hawthorn Road. L Winder: decking, Woodnook, East Chevin Road.

ROTHWELL

Fletcher: house, 1 New Farmers Hill, Woodlesford. Oulton & Woodlesford Sports and Social Club: variation of condition, The Pavilion, Aberford Road, Oulton.

ROUNDHAY

Butt: extension and conservatory, 23 Elmete Avenue. M Hussain: extensions and porch, 41 Upland Crescent. B Taylor: extension, 61 Gledhow Wood Road, Gledhow.

WETHERBY

I Buch: part new roof and extension, Firs Lodge, Green Lane, Boston Spa.

BATLEY EAST

S Chaudary: fence, Angloco, Station Road. M Guest: 2 dwellings, 220 Crackenedge Lane. Makda: extension, 19 Carlisle Close, Dewsbury. I Patel: first floor storey over garage, 3-5 Victoria Avenue. MSM Hafejee: extension, 23 East Bath Street. S Lunat: extension, 18 Hyrst Garth.

BATLEY WEST

Timothy Aughton: extensions, 201 Healey Lane, Healey. Y Sarvani: extension, 36 Thorncliffe Estate, Staincliffe.

BIRSTALL & BIRKENSHAW

Keepmoat: 16 dwellings, Fieldhead Crescent/Rochester Road/Branwell Avenue, Fieldhead. Mistry: signs, Oakwood Pharmacy, Old Salvation Army Hall, Blackburn Road.

CLECKHEATON

Adkins: certificate of lawfulness (detached dwelling), land off Halifax Road, Liversedge.

DENBY DALE

J Yates: extension, 72 Carr Hill Road, Upper Cumberworth. R Hobson: change of use and alterations including extensions, The Old Baptist Chapel, High Street, Clayton West.

whoops :(

WTF IS THAT?

redbag proving what most people think about postman

FOYSC

donna i should hope he does call you by your first name if he comes inside you every day

capitals do not make up for your inadequacy as a human redbag, for shame

Plain,No dummy he comes into my office to hand me the post,

owl why dont you come meet me one day and tell me your thoughts face to face :)

A postman is refusing to let the freezing conditions change his daily routine of delivering the mail dressed in shorts.


Jason Urwin has vowed not to change the habit despite the severe weather Photo: NEWSTEAM
Jason Urwin, 38, has worn his uniform of blue shorts every day since he started work nearly four years ago.

He has vowed not to change the habit despite the severe weather, and was spotted trudging through the snow with bare legs on his rounds yesterday.

Mr Urwin, of Telford, Shropshire, said: "When I first started with the Royal Mail I did think it was cold and saw other postmen in shorts and thought what are they doing.

"But one year the shorts stayed on and then I just found it was my fingertips that got cold.

"I do get a lot of reaction from people asking are you not cold or are your knees knocking together, especially when it's frosty or snowing."

Mr Urwin braved the arctic temperatures for four hours as he delivered to around 500 houses and businesses on his five mile round.

One of his customers, Dianna Young, 38, said: "It's just weird in snow and ice seeing him in his shorts and he has been coming around for quite some years and I have never seen him in anything else.

"One day recently it was very frosty out and I saw him again in his shorts and it made me chuckle because he had every inch of him covered except for his eyes and his legs."

i expect most posties can make the way to the pub or bookmakers this afternoon, struggle to deliver a couple of letters mind

i would love to redbag, where do u live?

Is this the first willy-waving fight thread of 2010 please?

chichester..i,ll show you how lazy i am you pr1ck

chichester a big place... you will need to be more specific imo...

"redbag 06 Jan 13:38
chichester..i,ll show you how lazy i am you pr1ck"

By not turning up...

:^0 nice one minj

owl you try getting up at 4 to 5 every morning in all condtions, for a pitance of pay,my moneys on you havent even gota job ? you toby jug !!!

whats the matter owl your giro late is it you w4nker

roob, did u just say all conditions?
workin today redbag?

yeh..on your missus

oh dear
did ur point just get dicked on
have to resort to lame jokes to hide ur ineptitude
for shame

redbag wriggling like a fish on a hook! :-)

id box circles round him ericali
had anymore articles published mate?

bring it on birdboy

Not done any for a bit mate - been too drunk over Xmas!

Got myself a good deal though where i can report on fights from the press section without paying as long as i do a report for the website.

That will do me. :-)

sounds awesome
u been doing this long?
wouldn't mind a crack at that myself
obviously i'd send my report in by email, wouldn't trust the feckin postal system.

NeilsRed coat : in trouble....

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No not long, only wrote about 10 articles 7 of them made it onto websites.

I try & write them when Im in work so the Mrs doesnt moan at me for never seeing her then send them my home e-mail when they are finished.

Was going to write one on Pac Vs May drug issue but theres loads of em!