There are communist nurses, communist firefightes, communist teachers, communist call centre workers, communist McDonalds workers, communist civil servants, communist supermarket workers, communist retail assistants, communist office workers... why not a communist travel agent?

Don't say that... you might scare ZTedster... he'll get all paranoid!

Fuck ZTdster – I don’t want communist McDonalds burger flippers. I like my quarter pounders with cheese to have extra gherkin! I want my coffee with two milks and 3 sugars! I want 4 fucking napkins with my meal! I don’t want my fries pre salted! I don’t want safe coffee. I want my burger flippers to want to be burger flippers and I want them to want to be the best burger flippers in the fucking world – not poets or middle class students or idealists or revolutionaries!!! I don’t want my burger flippers donating their measly wages to lost causes or be slaves to aging agendas or political fundamentalism!!!!!

McDonalds coffee rules – it wakes me up! It’s hot and it’s cheap and I want it served by people who want to serve impossibly hot coffee with a genuine smile and……….. I want McDonalds!!!!

McDonalds rules. Ronald’s the boss.

Fuck you all.

See you in hell.

Can anyone say storm in a teacup?

Communists working for PLCs? For McDonalds? There is something a little odd about that. Would a true communist want to work for these companies? I wouldn't know, I'm not a communist, but I'm guessing if I was I wouldn't want to.

communism sucks

personally, i feel much safer now that this has happened. this was probably the next big attack. so, we're safe for a while. or hopefully.

i'm usually nervous about flying. and i'm going on a trip next weekend. now, i'm much less worried. because everyone is going to be so fucking paranoid.

Well, that's me told.

They brought liquids that they were going to mix up to produce an explosion somehow.

PLOwned!!!!!!!1111

I think it's fair to feel however you want about it. But I think it's much more important to stop and realize you're more likely to die in your car.

Not only do I think it's probably a government plant to bolster support for our ops in the Middle East, even if I didn't I would still think it wasn't that big a deal in terms of consequence. Compared to all the war crimes the U.S. has committed, we live in a condition of almost unbeLIEEEEvable security. Neither fear nor military are a reasonable response to what has happened, if you ask me. But nobody will.

Work is work, really. It's shit either way.

dsjfhksahjks

In any case, my political sentiments towards the middle east do not change. I have never supported our involvement nor will I start now. But as I said, it is foolish to live in fear and I choose not to live like that. Do I realize there is a threat? Yes. Do I appreciate the increased level of security? Yes. Am I pissed off that if the new restrictions aren´t lifted in a few weeks my laptop might suffer damage by checking it? Yes.

Hmm. I wonder if my dad will be able to fly back to London from Estonia tomorrow. Can't find much info about it online. His biggest gripe is that he's not allowed to take his ipod on board so he'll have to listen to the shitty cabin music for hours.

...So basically all communists have crummy jobs?

Travelling back is fine - it's travelling outwards of the UK which is the problem.

Though he should expect delays.

Umm... yeah.

Sure. But with the likes of, say, McDonalds, isn't it almost like working for the enemy? Also the idea of a communist selling luxury holidays to people with far too much money seems a bit odd as well.

Ok. thanks

Not really. I hate Northampton's taxpayers, so I'm quite happy for them to pay my wages for sitting on my arse all day. It's called undermining the system from within. If someone's going to do the job either way, it might as well be someone who would gladly sell the company down the river, rather than someone who'd just be further fuel for the machine.

I'm not a commie, by the way. I just get the basic idea.