"Desprate Gripper" is that a new Term for a Carpet Gripper?
24 Aug 2006 #1 B Ben Member Joined 8 Jun 2005 Messages 999 "Desprate Gripper" is that a new Term for a Carpet Gripper?
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24 Aug 2006 #2 C Coxster Established Member Joined 9 Jun 2005 Messages 9,244 No - it is a term used by some to denote a guard who inspects tickets carefully (i.e. doing his job )...
No - it is a term used by some to denote a guard who inspects tickets carefully (i.e. doing his job )...
24 Aug 2006 #3 B Ben Member Joined 8 Jun 2005 Messages 999 Coxster said: No - it is a term used by some to denote a guard who inspects tickets carefully (i.e. doing his job )... Click to expand... oh a Guard that would like to do his Duties in the correct Manner and keep his Job?
Coxster said: No - it is a term used by some to denote a guard who inspects tickets carefully (i.e. doing his job )... Click to expand... oh a Guard that would like to do his Duties in the correct Manner and keep his Job?
24 Aug 2006 #4 C Coxster Established Member Joined 9 Jun 2005 Messages 9,244 158 said: oh a Guard that would like to do his Duties in the correct Manner and keep his Job? Click to expand... And get any commision that's on offer - oh, and save passengers queuing up at the Excess Fares bit at their destination
158 said: oh a Guard that would like to do his Duties in the correct Manner and keep his Job? Click to expand... And get any commision that's on offer - oh, and save passengers queuing up at the Excess Fares bit at their destination
25 Aug 2006 #5 Nick W Established Member Joined 5 Nov 2005 Messages 1,436 Location Cambridge A desperate one often lies to trick the passenger into paying more than he or she should.
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