Postmen Frightened Of The Rain
I couldn't believe this when I heard it on the radio yesterday, 60p for a first class:D stamp and they're frightened of the rain.
From jaysay's bible: Royal Mail refuses to deliver to street on rainy days on 'elf and safety grounds (and with the weather like it is, there will be lots of trips to the sorting office) | Mail Online |
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Can we all stop work when it rains?
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The posties who deliver to us deserve a lot of praise and I hope this decision by Royal Mai will not prevent them from continuing to make sure our mail gets delivered.
Our terrace has 25 houses each of which has ten steep stone steps up to the front door. Some of the houses never bother to clean them and they must be very slippery in wet weather. If each house had mail that would be 500 steps to go from one end of the terrace to the other - quite a keep fit workout. Yet our mail is delivered in rain snow and windy weather - well done to our posties here I say. |
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This is obviously sod all to do wi the posties, more to do wi nerds who probably never did a days work in their lives, n have no idea how the real world functions.:rolleyes:
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im not going out in the rain either at the minute ....if this cast gets wet i'l have to go back and get it changed ... and i think the plasterers wouldnt want to see me back there again till im supposed to be .....seeing as im on my 4th cast already ....:p:p:p
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I think postmen are scared of delivering real mail instead of junk mail. Also why does my mail arrives after 1pm?
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Before 10am would be good. The junk mail was "dear householder" not actually addressed to anybody.
My mail used to be delivered around 9.30am now were lucky if it's before 1pm. That wasn't all that long ago probably about year ago. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk HD |
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I still remember that we used to get 2 deliveries a day -one early in the morning and the other about one o'clock. A postman on foot in uniform with a bag over his shoulder.
Am in Cleveleys at the mo. and here the postie wears shorts and a short sleeved shirt (red and black -very smart) and he pushes the post round in a trolley. Bigger items are delivered by van -flowers and such. I love getting letters and cards -wish more people would write them these days. The amount of rainy days in the UK would mean the post never getting delivered - bring back Postman Pat! Are they allowed to accept a cup of tea during their round or is there a risk of them choking to death?:D |
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When we lived in Warwick one of the town centre posties used to wear shorts all year round - in December he added a Santa Claus hat and had two bags one on each shoulder with the straps crossed over his body. |
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Coffin chasing culture of the 'have you had an accident at work' brigade leads to employing buffoons who have no idea how to do a risk assessment and over compensate for their lack of knowledge.
A simple internal memo to all postmen on that route warning them of the danger and a letter to the local council telling them to sort it..risk assessment complete..HSE happy, postmen happy, customers happy, coffin chasers unhappy...job done! |
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