East Kent Saint

P&O hit the headlines again , Boss paid £683k lowest paid crew on £4.87 an hour.

Ha , kent used to be covered with hop fields back in the 60 s and before , rarely see them these days .

But was there a Y2K bug , we certainly spent a fortune preventing it but nothing happened

Apparently he was advised not to fly after surgery so they were off to catch the ferry but as we know a dodgy pilot and plane ...

No because there were no IT companies then obviously

Yeah but in my day they were known as P&O not P&O ferry cross the Mersey or any other combo ! What you always knew stays in your head .

I regularly check my tyre pressures but when I mentioned it to my fellow engineers most of them said they get checked when it's serviced so don't bother!

I remember going down the docks to see the QE2. Grandad's comment was that it wasn't properly built as you could see all it's ribs 😄 I think he meant it wasn't riveted together but welded ! He was a machinist in the docks , Dad worked on diesel engine boats in the war including one of the D day command boats , he and fellow engine mechanics were allowed up to see the operation room with a scale 3D model of one section of the Normandy beaches .

It was Ironic 😄

Ha Ha all round !

What to the general public ???

I can assure you that not many people in Kent are either but thanks to brexit we have taken control of our borders . Unfortunately it has cost our economy £40 Billion so far and migrants think the UK is a better bet as it's not in the EU so no going back. Who'd of thought it ?

My point is that P&O has been what we now call a brand so despite there being different firms with P&O in the title the general public will think of P&O as connected but I understand your point that the P&O cruise firm are a good employer !

No he was a home grown Saint who went to Spurs eventually . Scored 13 goals for England !

No my Dad was there as I was 10 , plus usual supporters!