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13 hours ago
Thursday, July 9, 2009
Manston employee
Well, I'm pleased to see that you get into work nice and early, but is this really what you're paid to do throughout your 'working' day?
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schoolboy error!
No great surprise there. I assume this accounts for STL?
If they can't even get this right...?
True to form Mr Earwax, let the old thread die down, them start another with a sensational headline....... how very predictable of you.
So we have established that someone at the Airport has taken an interest in your blog - no surprises there then.
Get real. What else is for there for them to do up at the airport? There aren't any planes. I'll wager you'd find many of the entries on a whole swathe of blogs and web-sites emenate from employees trying to talk the place up.
..and you'll find the worn Google button on Mr Rose computer as he frantically searches for his latest headline, despite living close to the sea, he cons you all in believing he is on the flight path and regularly buzzed by aircraft.
Isn't that right Mr Earwax?
Hello loon. Feeling a bit sore now you've been found out?
wotcha smeggers - found out?
nah don't think so, keep trying though it's highly amusing.
The hypocracy of people who probably use their employers time to text, send emails, phone home, you've all done it. Who cares.
Aren't they supposed to be watching the skies?
Fools.
Anon 12:50 - hypocrisy? Fair comment, up to a point. Most reasonable employers make allowance for a low level of calls home and personal emails, because we all do it. However, those same reasonable employers would regard posting offensive anonymous messages in the public domain, from company computers, in company time, as a disciplinary offence. I've kept the transaction log for the 8th July in case anyone needs to look at it.
At the time of the three entries (now arrowed) above, the session running on the 'kentairport4' server was the only one loading/commenting on that particular blog post. Those three entries tie in with three of STL's later comments, which tells us that someone who knows STL's Blogger password has daytime access to KIA's computer system. Odds are, STL works at Manston.
As we know, air transport is "a very difficult industry to be in at the moment". Misuse of the company computers/time and bringing the company into disrepute are exactly the sort of things that make it easier to choose who's for the chop when/if jobs are cut.
I don't mind people posting anonymously, but I don't like people using anonymity to hide a vested interest. There's absolutely nothing wrong with defending your job and talking up your prospects. So why hide? And why submerge whatever valid and useful arguments you have in a welter of aggressive insults?
Sorry but this blog is getting ridiculous
Frightfully sorry - what would you like?
Sooo then Mr Phil Rose of 56 Beacon Hill, Herne Bay, what's for breakfast in the morning?
It's gonna be a long night sitting here, going through your dustbins.
I like my bacon crispy by the way.
Oooops forgot the postcode for my satnav (CT6 6JN)
That is right isn't it? I wouldn't want to worry a neighbour.
Foraging in bins? Begging for food? Salaries at Manston must be even worse than I imagined. Still - pay peanuts, get monkeys.
Would you like me to put in a word for you with Matt when he's back from holiday?
See, there was me thinking you are a total arse and yet you are offering to ask Matt for a pay rise for all the staff. WOW what a guy !
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