The next arrival on platform 9 is the delayed 0956 service to Edinburgh Waverley.
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( , Mon 15 Mar 2010, 9:56, archived)
From the Opposite Films challenge. See all 687 entries (closed)
( , Mon 15 Mar 2010, 9:56, archived)
When the central line went down a few years ago, my line (Victoria) took up the slack.
Fights were breaking out at home time.
I saw one woman quite literally elbowing her way to the front, shouting "I HAVE TO GET THIS TRAIN!".
Ever seen the over-population experiments done on rats? It was just like that.
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Mon 15 Mar 2010, 10:02,
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I saw one woman quite literally elbowing her way to the front, shouting "I HAVE TO GET THIS TRAIN!".
Ever seen the over-population experiments done on rats? It was just like that.
I get to see this type of thing on a daily basis.
Why do people need to run to get the Tube? Just to get to work. Fuck that.
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Mon 15 Mar 2010, 10:05,
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however, if you are racing home to pick up a child from afterschools club
and they charge you a £5 per 10 minutes you are late, I can totally see why people need to get on a train - and it's not like you can make calls from the tube either to tell someone that they've fucked it up again.
Thank Joseph I work from home.
(I'm not even dressed yet - how crazy is that)
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Mon 15 Mar 2010, 10:09,
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Thank Joseph I work from home.
(I'm not even dressed yet - how crazy is that)
Running home is fine. I get that.
But running TO work? What are you? Fucking deranged?
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Mon 15 Mar 2010, 10:15,
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this happens every half term on the Northern Line.
Who on earth thinks it's a good idea to bring a buggy onto the carriage during rush hour?
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Mon 15 Mar 2010, 10:06,
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stupid selfish middle class women
who are taking their brats to the british library for some middle class event which their kid doesn't even care about.
(I live near crouch end hahhahahaa)
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Mon 15 Mar 2010, 10:16,
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(I live near crouch end hahhahahaa)
But they do welcome my feedback.
They do.
They truly do.
I live in hope.
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Mon 15 Mar 2010, 10:55,
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They truly do.
I live in hope.
Choose a driver with the diction of the elephant man
Preferable. On a tube heading to Paddington yesterday to try to meet someone who turned up an hour later than they said they would to go to a pub we couldnt get to (yes, you, you know who you are....) the driver was almost psychopathically chirpy, merrily listing the lines closed, the restricted services, where to get the replacement busses and blurting out "all change, all change" like a care bear on happy pills. It was very, very disturbing.
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Mon 15 Mar 2010, 11:14,
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I swear this guy does the rounds on the Northern/Piccadilly lines.
When I used to work in Holborn he'd regularly be on my morning run in, git was alway far too happy...
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Mon 15 Mar 2010, 21:01,
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When I used to work in Holborn he'd regularly be on my morning run in, git was alway far too happy...
I agree so fucking much.
And beautifully done. Super Saver Click for you not valid at any convenient time or day and may result in 4 hour standage next to the Mr and Mrs revolving door toilet
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Mon 15 Mar 2010, 22:24,
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Very very good
Though my 2-year-old would like to point out that Edward is number 2,not Emily. I tried to explain that Diane was number 2 on the original poster, so you probably chose a female engine for that purpose, but he wouldn't listen.
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Tue 16 Mar 2010, 16:06,
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