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stickyvicky
24 Jun 14 11:09
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Even planes flying past / over France are effected this time. Ffs

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By:
David Fishwick Minibus Sales
When: 24 Jun 14 11:22
good on 'em
By:
Danno
When: 24 Jun 14 11:28
Lazy fecks. I'm flying tomorrow & have very limited patience Angry
By:
stickyvicky
When: 24 Jun 14 11:28
I suppose it's good for Minibus sales then, Laugh every cloud etc. etc.
By:
danniellasmincepies
When: 24 Jun 14 11:37
Any chance of changing your flight seats, when did you book em Danno Blush
By:
ExtremeX
When: 24 Jun 14 12:00
they are used to it
and they still believe in labour having rights
long lost here since st Maggie
By:
stickyvicky
When: 24 Jun 14 13:51
Labour have rights, yes,  but why should French labour disputes effect flights that are not even stopping in France,?
I've been to France maybe 4 times and I was caught in 2 airline strikes on those occasions over the years, unbelievable.
Now they are at it again this year, have they not got Labour Courts to hammer out these disputes before they escalate.?
A strike every bleed'n year is ridiculous.
By:
lfc1971
When: 24 Jun 14 14:14
Very sensible the French, they know workers pay and conditions are more important than a holiday !
By:
moisok
When: 24 Jun 14 15:37
go for it  - I love the french attitude to disputes  love it 
I never forgot that geezer who took a screwdriver to the new macdonalds they were building in a french town
vive la revolution  - man the barricades!!!!
By:
jed.davison
When: 24 Jun 14 15:39
Jose Bove - a couple of accents missing but that was the man. Sported the handsomest of moustaches as well, an example to us all.
By:
moisok
When: 24 Jun 14 15:52
I am a francophile, at least I think that is what the judge said when he pronounced sentence!!!  Oooops!!!!  Love 'em.   Hi-jacking sheep carrying lorries and all that.
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jed.davison
When: 24 Jun 14 16:09
I'm not much of a Francophile as it happens, but I will take my hat off to the buggers for this aspect of their character. Where is our Bove? Where is our Beppe Grillo?

Our inability to vote in large numbers for jokers and knaves and commit criminal damage on a large and public scale demeans us imo.

This rare trait of nobility aside, they are a pretty rum set of coves.
By:
moisok
When: 24 Jun 14 16:16
Strangely, the French hate the rosbifs, but I have never found this.  Perhaps it is because I have never experienced Paris??  Everywhere I have been it has been ok to very good - if you make an effort to fit in and try to speak the language, respect their culture etc, you have a good chance of a pleasant time.
By:
jed.davison
When: 24 Jun 14 16:53
Paris is a beautiful City, you should go. Eurostar is splendid for such jaunts.
By:
moisok
When: 24 Jun 14 17:30
I have done mainly small towns and rural areas - maybe one day jed. As I live in the smoke it would be easy to pop over.
By:
Burton-Brewers
When: 24 Jun 14 17:44
get to the south Mo, Toulon, Sainte-Maxime, Nice and Cannes
By:
moisok
When: 24 Jun 14 19:36
are they very rude there then burton!!??  and I don't mean stripping off  he he!!!
By:
Burton-Brewers
When: 24 Jun 14 20:24
very friendly but they think we are mugs
By:
jed.davison
When: 24 Jun 14 20:46
We are mugs. We wasted a lot of British lives in the defence and reclamation of their ingrate land. And we're such mugs we'd probably do it again.
By:
rob_dylan
When: 24 Jun 14 23:11
Stuck in Faro.  Again.  Flight to gatwick cancelled, booked on 10am flight to luton but good chance that will be cancelled too.
By:
Emden
When: 24 Jun 14 23:26
the french are a bit nutty in an eccentric kind of way.

unpredictable and willing to make a stand against things they don't like......



In the UK we are conditioned to accept everything levelled at us. Proles to work and serve
By:
stickyvicky
When: 24 Jun 14 23:34

Jun 24, 2014 -- 5:11PM, rob_dylan wrote:


Stuck in Faro.

By:
stickyvicky
When: 24 Jun 14 23:36
^^^^Sorry to be the bearer of bad news but the French are talking about a 6 day strike Sad
By:
call me a taxi
When: 24 Jun 14 23:38
The French have it right on Sundays, it's a family day, and articulated vehicles are not allowed on the roads.

Viva La France.
By:
Emden
When: 24 Jun 14 23:42
Viva La France
By:
Emden
When: 24 Jun 14 23:43
Stuck in Fargo


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