National public service strike: Bizarre letter in today’s IT

In the letters page of today’s IT (under National public service strike) [broken link removed] a Mr Puplet writes: “Madam, – Leaving the house on Tuesday I put the bins out before catching a bus into Blackrock to collect a parcel from the post office on the way to the Dart station. – Yours, etc,”.



What does this mean? It’s clearly a coded reference – but to what? I think we should be told.

Referring to a distinction (sometimes not made) between private, semi-state and public sector?

Commenting on the services that are still available regardless of strikes - i.e. 'life goes on' etc?

Desperately seeking Susan?

Or maybe the writer got confused with their highly eventful intended 'tweet' for the morning

I think it might be a reference to the fact that many public services were still available, though I'm not sure if this is praising or attacking the strikers or those who were still at work.

Or is it a coded set of instructions to enable Ms. Kennedy's tech-serfs to get Linux working? - http://linux.die.net/man/8/puplet