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F*cking nightmare of a bastard commute

They could have waited until the trains had stopped running before fucking about with the bomb, it's been there 70 years, a few more hours wouldn't hurt :rolleyes:
Are you really that stupid? You are aren't you? Once a bomb has been disturbed and discovered it has to be dealt with straight away. You know these things have gone off and killed people in the past right....? Do really want to be on a train passing by when it does? Thought not. And let's just get one thing straight here: the exclusion zone wouldn't have been put in place by SWT, it would have been put in place by the RN.
 
Are you really that stupid? You are aren't you? Once a bomb has been disturbed and discovered it has to be dealt with straight away. You know these things have gone off and killed people in the past right....? Do really want to be on a train passing by when it does? Thought not. And let's just get one thing straight here: the exclusion zone wouldn't have been put in place by SWT, it would have been put in place by the RN.


The bomb's in the sea, the trains stop before the sea, so no trains would be "passing by".
 
The bomb is miles from the train station (I know I area well) - they haven't evacuated all the marinas etc so I don't know what the fuss is about.

No doubt Bunghole73 will tell me :facepalm:
Yeah, I'm sure the MoD go around issuing evacuation orders because they have nothing better to do......... :facepalm:
 
And how could it be "miles", it was found in the habour.

And if you knew the area as well as you say you do then you should know that towing it out to sea would take it right past, and very close to, the area where the station is.

You're just making yourself look very silly by exclaiming "I don't know what the fuss is about". Yeah, a 70-year-old potentially unstable 500lbs worth of high explosive in a highly populated area. What's the fuss about?
 
And how could it be "miles", it was found in the habour.

And if you knew the area as well as you say you do then you should know that towing it out to sea would take it right past, and very close to, the area where the station is.

You're just making yourself look very silly by exclaiming "I don't know what the fuss is about". Yeah, a 70-year-old potentially unstable 500lbs worth of high explosive in a highly populated area. What's the fuss about?

Not many people live in the harbour I suspect, so the risk to the local landlubbers only stretches to getting a bit wet if the bomb explodes and makes a pretty water feauture in said harbour. Nowt to worry about - the MoD are just drama queens, trying to justify all the money we spend on them.
 
Not many people live in the harbour I suspect, so the risk to the local landlubbers only stretches to getting a bit wet if the bomb explodes and makes a pretty water feauture in said harbour. Nowt to worry about - the MoD are just drama queens, trying to justify all the money we spend on them.
You know what a habour is for, right? And you understand that bombs going off produce shrapnel, right? Shrapnel that can travel long distances. Why the fuck am I even having to explain this to you? :facepalm:
 
Quite probably somebody was asked to sign a piece of paper which said that moving the bomb was totally safe and presented no danger at all to either people or property, and declined.
 
Fucks sake.

South to North on the route - 'poor rail conditions' (whatever that means), tree on the line and flooding. Wonder if I win a prize for three simultaneous reasons for delay? :mad:
 
Was a pet squirrel involved?
A fucking platoon of the little fluffy bastards. :mad:

That Bungle73 should keep his bloody menagerie under control. :mad:

Finally left the station a mere 38 minutes late. Train is rammed to fuck too - but I've turfed someone out of my reserved seat. :cool:

If they keep up this shit performance at least I'll be able to claim for the delay. A single journey delay claim of 30-59 minutes is only worth a fiver, but better than nowt.
 
Finally left the station a mere 38 minutes late. Train is rammed to fuck too - but I've turfed someone out of my reserved seat. :cool:

We did this on the way to Cornwall, got on at Reading and two scummers were in our reserved seats. They scurried off to look for seats in another carriage, (no chance), then we realised it was Saturday so sauntered off to first class for the weekend upgrade. :::Humph:::
 
We did this on the way to Cornwall, got on at Reading and two scummers were in our reserved seats. They scurried off to look for seats in another carriage, (no chance), then we realised it was Saturday so sauntered off to first class for the weekend upgrade. :::Humph:::
You get bonus points if you turf an old dear from your reserved seat. :cool:

And lots of dirty looks. :D
 
"Southeastern services from Orpington delayed by trapped squirrel on train"

story here

“The couple stayed on board, trying to coax their pet out and when the train arrived at Victoria the couple had already left.

"There was no sign of the squirrel and we hope they were reunited with their pet.”

:hmm: Train originally meant to stop short of victoria, was pushed on to prevent delays to following trains whilst the two passengers looked for their pet, got to victoria, no passengers/squirrel :hmm:
 
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