With DaC driver and Call Sign pop pundit Chas Kissin (P99J) now
officially out of the Mayoral election race, Chas looks at the world from
his lofty perch in the front seat of a TX1...
POLITICALLY INCORRECT Welcome to a new year, a new century, a new millennium and quite possibly
a new era. In this series of articles, I will be trying to sort the wheat
from the chaff, the good from the bad and the absurd from the ridiculous -
both in the real world and also the world of politics...
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Snow White And
The Seven Vertically Challenged People! The people who could be most affected are, of course, the children. If the P.C. brigade get their way, nursery rhymes and fairy tales that we used to learn in the twentieth century are in danger. A few examples perhaps? Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs will now become Snow White and the Seven Vertically Challenged people (oh no it isn't!). Three Blind Mice now becomes Three Visually Impaired Rodents. And of course, poor Little Miss Muffet is now to become Vertically Challenged Ms Muffet! And what of Georgie Porgie? As if he doesn't have enough problems, he would now become Oversized George and would be accused of not only bullying the girls, but of also being sexist for not kissing the boys as well! And then there is Cinderella. She being of beauty but unfortunately being saddled with three ugly sisters. The Women's Movement would be up in arms telling us how hurtful this is to females who do not measure up to men's expectations - and just because they wear clumpy Doc Martin boots, dowdy clothes and want to look like men. In any case, the sisters are Lesbians (sorry I mean gay). Another much-loved nursery rhyme is about the old woman who lived in a shoe. Much could be done with her by Ros and Dave, her social workers with sandals and pony tails, each having studied at university such obscure subjects as Ancient Greek and the improbable History of the Clouds pre-Roman |
and "what they mean in today's society". Safe Sex For The Woman Who Lived In The Shoe... |
CHRISTMAS / NEW YEAR INCENTIVES |
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With a stream of happy clients commenting on the excellent coverage
over the Christmas and New Year period, it seems that the incentive
schemes have very successfully done their job with over half of the
membership gaining on the £5 incentive scheme. While the drivers who do most of the account work were the ones who earned least, it was very important that those who usually do the least were encouraged to increase their ratio of credit rides. This was very successfully achieved. The winner of the prize for completing the highest total of Westminster trips was Mr C Rudkin (V68) who covered an astonishing 725 trips - nearly 100 more than his closest rival. The winners of the draw for all drivers completing the minimum of 60 Westminster trips was: |
1st £750 K McDonald E39 2nd £250 E Pieper C50J 3rd £250 P.Gorman P16 4th £250 J.Morris C70 The competition to decide who had achieved the fewest rejects in November/December will be reported on in the next issue due to the complexity of working out rejects in proportion to jobs offered. Otherwise someone accepting one job but rejecting none and not booking in during the period could be adjudged the winner! The ten prizes for fewest rejects are as follows: £1,000 for the member doing the lowest total, £900 to the next lowest, £800 to the next lowest and so on reducing in £100 steps to a last prize of £100. Thanks to everyone who helped DaC provide such an excellent service over the holiday period. |
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