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..Stafford by 2 o'clock. 160 miles before 4 o'clock. Get to work in the morning you idle FOP.. Unless you work for Woolies.(I've been in engineering for too long) and it'd be wrong to suggest I don't care. 
Ive had to do a 100 mile round trip (50 miles each way) every day to work on my 600 Bandit from deepest darkest Kent to London and back. 
I remember everyone taking the p1ss out of me when they heard snow was coming, "you won't get here in your car tomorrow". They all used totake the p**s out of my little mr2, as they were all mortgaged up to the hilt with 30 grand cars on top. Who took the phone call from the office manager the morning after saying she was stuck at the bottom of the hill in her massive beemer??? Laughed my t1ts off I did! Went down the hill in my "silly little go kart" and picked her up 
-:[KM]:- wrote:I'd sack him still.
I went from Nottingham to Wales to Stafford to Spondon to Home in that day.
East to west, down a bit, up a bit.
If you're in that bracket, I do have every sympathy
I do.
Get to work.
You would sack him because he took his mums beetle to work? or are you talking about someone else?.... Mr2s and snow and hills, can be either disaster or a lot of fun Got into work today and there was a few inches in the car park and even at 2mph the car was sliding when I turned, I tried reversing into a parking space and I couldnt even get grip the car just stopped still with the wheels spinning and that was on a flat surface as well!! after 3 attempts I managed to get grip 
.(like I did today) its fine as with the grit on the road and other cars using it it was just all mushy (still slippy but no where near as bad) I've had no problems getting to and from work in the MR2 even when we had those 2 days of heavy snow fall last month