Thread: Remembrance day outrage in Cheltenham.

I was quite shocked by this, the sheer stupidity of it and the absence of common sense. I have only ever been into Jack Wills once, by mistake and it was selling preppy tat and inflated prices. If you know Cheltenham this shop more or less over looks the war memorial, certainly no more than 50 mtrs away.
http://www.thisisgloucestershire.co....l/article.html

Hahaha, nice (I mean the barricading bit, not the twat shop workers bit)

Maybe the shop stock could have been re-arranged, would of kept the shop staff busy tidying it up for a while

Common sense failure by the Shop staff.

Unfortunately with the shocking example of the oaf Brown to go by what do you expect? If he can't be arrsed to show respect why should anyone else?

Is the bus back from the last outing yet?

If I've read this right the service was over apart from a march past (was a band involved?). The shop did not turn the music on until 11.30, on advice from the council, thus respecting the service and the two minutes remembrance.
Why did people feel it their right to invade the store? Remembrance nazis!

Originally Posted by johnboyzzz

Is the bus back from the last outing yet?

Our poor bus driver is being worked to death......

Hail To The Bus Driver,
Bus Driver,
Bus Driver
Hail To The Bus Driver,
Bus Driver, Man

He Drinks, And He Cusses
And Stinks Up The Busses

Hail To The Bus Driver,
Bus Driver,
Bus Driver
Hail To The Bus Driver,
Bus Driver, Man

Tickets please!



It is a disgrace though.

Oh FFS

They turned off the music whilst the actual service was going on. After all, it's a two-minute silence, not a 40 minute one. Most of the public respect the need to be quiet at 11 o'clock on Remembrance Day but to expect everyone to do more is unrealistic to say the least.

Originally Posted by wedge35

Oh FFS

They turned off the music whilst the actual service was going on. After all, it's a two-minute silence, not a 40 minute one. Most of the public respect the need to be quiet at 11 o'clock on Remembrance Day but to expect everyone to do more is unrealistic to say the least.

But were the shop workers wearing poppies

FFS another bus trip

Workers told outraged spectators they could jump on the bus at ARRSE HQ

I am outraged, I shall never wear my Jack Wills boxers again, even if they are the comfiest undergarments I own.

It's nothing like this:

It's not unorthodox, I thought it was beautiful.

I am outraged that yet more poppy nazis have signed the work ticket of the now "cast" outrage bus.....