heads up all of you south eastern users - over the period between Xmas and the New Year NO trains will be going into London Bridge, Waterloo East or Charing Cross. Your trains will either be diverted to Victoria or terminated at Lewisham/New Cross. Festive fun ahead.
Trespasser at New Cross, power is off, no trains going anywhere.
Got sorted abut 20 mins ago. Unfortunately I'd been sitting outside London Bridge for nearly half hour, desperately need a Jimmy, and still not got back to Sidcup yet :-(
It's all about mind control. What you've got to do is to keep all thoughts of running water, flowing streams, the sea, fountains, swimming pools, rainfall, waterfalls, a tap dripping, in fact anything that might make you pee, totally out of that mind of yours.
Trespasser at New Cross, power is off, no trains going anywhere.
Got sorted abut 20 mins ago. Unfortunately I'd been sitting outside London Bridge for nearly half hour, desperately need a Jimmy, and still not got back to Sidcup yet :-(
It's all about mind control. What you've got to do is to keep all thoughts of running water, flowing streams, the sea, fountains, swimming pools, rainfall, waterfalls, a tap dripping, in fact anything that might make you pee, totally out of that mind of yours.
Otherwise it could be a bit embarrassing.
Ha, was one of the new trains with no toilets. Was considering my options and if it went on much longer I was going to search out a bottle and tie my suit jacket around my waist !
As a father whose son works for Network Rail on track and who will be working over Xmas and New Year because doing it then, causes the least disruption to the travelling public. Half the City will be shut down for a nice weeks holiday. When else would those that are complaining suggest the work be done?.
As a father whose son works for Network Rail on track and who will be working over Xmas and New Year because doing it then, causes the least disruption to the travelling public. Half the City will be shut down for a nice weeks holiday. When else would those that are complaining suggest the work be done?.
How about they dont close all the Stations that connect the West End / City...
i.e. close London Bridge / Cannon Street but keep trains running to Waterloo East / Charing Cross (or visa versa)
Trespasser at New Cross, power is off, no trains going anywhere.
Got sorted abut 20 mins ago. Unfortunately I'd been sitting outside London Bridge for nearly half hour, desperately need a Jimmy, and still not got back to Sidcup yet :-(
It's all about mind control. What you've got to do is to keep all thoughts of running water, flowing streams, the sea, fountains, swimming pools, rainfall, waterfalls, a tap dripping, in fact anything that might make you pee, totally out of that mind of yours.
Otherwise it could be a bit embarrassing.
Ha, was one of the new trains with no toilets. Was considering my options and if it went on much longer I was going to search out a bottle and tie my suit jacket around my waist !
Pssst (couldn't resist that one)...You know there are toilets on the other side of the concourse from the Wetherspoons at Cannon St don't you @AFKABartram
As a father whose son works for Network Rail on track and who will be working over Xmas and New Year because doing it then, causes the least disruption to the travelling public. Half the City will be shut down for a nice weeks holiday. When else would those that are complaining suggest the work be done?.
I wasn't moaning, although will I get compo on my 5.5k ticket, probably not, just advising people of what was planned.
As a father whose son works for Network Rail on track and who will be working over Xmas and New Year because doing it then, causes the least disruption to the travelling public. Half the City will be shut down for a nice weeks holiday. When else would those that are complaining suggest the work be done?.
When i am on holiday would be great if you could let him know.
As a father whose son works for Network Rail on track and who will be working over Xmas and New Year because doing it then, causes the least disruption to the travelling public. Half the City will be shut down for a nice weeks holiday. When else would those that are complaining suggest the work be done?.
He's told you he's working but he probably just wants to get out of inviting you over for Xmas dinner
I think that's the thing that really sticks in the craw, they close all the major stations and if that's your usual route then its hard luck, they still want full price for the ticket. If they gave people a reasonable discount when they close stations then there'd be fewer complaints I bet.
As a father whose son works for Network Rail on track and who will be working over Xmas and New Year because doing it then, causes the least disruption to the travelling public. Half the City will be shut down for a nice weeks holiday. When else would those that are complaining suggest the work be done?.
Dear Graham. Please tell Graham junior to ask his bosses if they could possibly try to keep one station open. Shut Charing Cross and Waterloo But shutting London Bridge is a flipping nightmare. It's not only the City workers that have to go to work to keep the country ticking over that will be affected but all the families that are visiting family in South East London and who want to visit London whilst here and all those people that have to go to Guys and St Thomas' for their lovely daily dose of chemo and radiotherapy.
Its not just as simple as closing parts of the line down and keeping others open. You need to be able to ensure a safety margin for staff woking on the track with things such as third rail isolation, then you need to consider where are the engineers trains going to go etc. also, there might be multiple locations where work is being carried out, each needing its own engineers trains and wagons, heavy on track machinery as examples. During the Christmas/New Year period, you would be surprised how the numbers drop off in the "rush hour" and most people outside of that time dont really care where they get off, as long as its in London and they can get the tube.
heads up all of you south eastern users - over the period between Xmas and the New Year NO trains will be going into London Bridge, Waterloo East or Charing Cross. Your trains will either be diverted to Victoria or terminated at Lewisham/New Cross. Festive fun ahead.
Beautiful journey this am, I understand it's due to a sick passenger which is unfortunate.
But I know what we should do because the Woolwich line is extra crowded today due to the dlr strike we shall make it even more pleasurable for you mugs and ramp the heating up so you can all boil while you are cramped on and stationery for 25 mins outside London Bridge.
Beautiful journey this am, I understand it's due to a sick passenger which is unfortunate.
But I know we should do because the Woolwich is extra crowded today due to the dlr strike we shall make it even more pleasurable for you mugs and ramp the heating up so you can all boil while you are cramped on and stationery for 25 mins outside London Bridge.
heads up all of you south eastern users - over the period between Xmas and the New Year NO trains will be going into London Bridge, Waterloo East or Charing Cross. Your trains will either be diverted to Victoria or terminated at Lewisham/New Cross. Festive fun ahead.
Beautiful journey this am, I understand it's due to a sick passenger which is unfortunate.
But I know we should do because the Woolwich is extra crowded today due to the dlr strike we shall make it even more pleasurable for you mugs and ramp the heating up so you can all boil while you are cramped on and stationery for 25 mins outside London Bridge.
Arseholes!!
Nightmare getting to Canary Wharf this morning. Made better by the two women who had a tear up on the platform at Canada Water. Not sure what it was over but am guessing pushing in.
Its not just as simple as closing parts of the line down and keeping others open. You need to be able to ensure a safety margin for staff woking on the track with things such as third rail isolation, then you need to consider where are the engineers trains going to go etc. also, there might be multiple locations where work is being carried out, each needing its own engineers trains and wagons, heavy on track machinery as examples. During the Christmas/New Year period, you would be surprised how the numbers drop off in the "rush hour" and most people outside of that time dont really care where they get off, as long as its in London and they can get the tube.
You can better your bottom dollar the person I work with will be moaning good style about it to the point she will probably refuse to come in and then bang goes my break down by the seaside. That's why im selfishly upset.. I wouldn't give two shits otherwise as I'd just get the dlr.
Well I would feel for everyone who has to get to hospital to work/visit etc.
And another thing... someone's suggested the person taken ill on board at London Bridge was probably caused by overcrowding and overheating! Well they are just guessing there but I would be very interested to know if it was part of the problem.
And another thing... someone's suggested the person taken ill on board at London Bridge was probably caused by overcrowding and overheating! Well they are just guessing there but I would be very interested to know if it was part of the problem.
And another thing... someone's suggested the person taken ill on board at London Bridge was probably caused by overcrowding and overheating! Well they are just guessing there but I would be very interested to know if it was part of the problem.
Wouldn't be the first time I've seen people faint due to being overcrowded and overheated. Had one woman collapse onto my lap one day!!
Of course, it usually happens to women who are wearing hat, gloves, scarf and big winter coat. Can't think why...
heads up all of you south eastern users - over the period between Xmas and the New Year NO trains will be going into London Bridge, Waterloo East or Charing Cross. Your trains will either be diverted to Victoria or terminated at Lewisham/New Cross. Festive fun ahead.
And another thing... someone's suggested the person taken ill on board at London Bridge was probably caused by overcrowding and overheating! Well they are just guessing there but I would be very interested to know if it was part of the problem.
Wouldn't be the first time I've seen people faint due to being overcrowded and overheated. Had one woman collapse onto my lap one day!!
Of course, it usually happens to women who are wearing hat, gloves, scarf and big winter coat. Can't think why...
heads up all of you south eastern users - over the period between Xmas and the New Year NO trains will be going into London Bridge, Waterloo East or Charing Cross. Your trains will either be diverted to Victoria or terminated at Lewisham/New Cross. Festive fun ahead.
And another thing... someone's suggested the person taken ill on board at London Bridge was probably caused by overcrowding and overheating! Well they are just guessing there but I would be very interested to know if it was part of the problem.
Wouldn't be the first time I've seen people faint due to being overcrowded and overheated. Had one woman collapse onto my lap one day!!
Of course, it usually happens to women who are wearing hat, gloves, scarf and big winter coat. Can't think why...
Thought you were going to say that it always happens to women around you in general @Rizzo
Having the heating switched to full blast is a complete pain in the arse on all transport. I'm sure it not only causes so many people falling ill during a journey, but also spreads coughs/flu etc as well. I'm sure they just do it for a laugh sometimes!
Fortunate to get a lift in to Canary Wharf this morning. Despite the traffic, it's always nicer sitting in a comfy, non-boiling, car and being delivered direct to the office
And another thing... someone's suggested the person taken ill on board at London Bridge was probably caused by overcrowding and overheating! Well they are just guessing there but I would be very interested to know if it was part of the problem.
Wouldn't be the first time I've seen people faint due to being overcrowded and overheated. Had one woman collapse onto my lap one day!!
Of course, it usually happens to women who are wearing hat, gloves, scarf and big winter coat. Can't think why...
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Otherwise it could be a bit embarrassing.
least disruption to the travelling public. Half the City will be shut down for a nice weeks holiday. When else would those that are complaining suggest the work be done?.
i.e. close London Bridge / Cannon Street but keep trains running to Waterloo East / Charing Cross (or visa versa)
But shutting London Bridge is a flipping nightmare. It's not only the City workers that have to go to work to keep the country ticking over that will be affected but all the families that are visiting family in South East London and who want to visit London whilst here and all those people that have to go to Guys and St Thomas' for their lovely daily dose of chemo and radiotherapy.
Thank you.
You need to be able to ensure a safety margin for staff woking on the track with things such as third rail isolation, then you need to consider where are the engineers trains going to go etc.
also, there might be multiple locations where work is being carried out, each needing its own engineers trains and wagons, heavy on track machinery as examples.
During the Christmas/New Year period, you would be surprised how the numbers drop off in the "rush hour" and most people outside of that time dont really care where they get off, as long as its in London and they can get the tube.
But I know what we should do because the Woolwich line is extra crowded today due to the dlr strike we shall make it even more pleasurable for you mugs and ramp the heating up so you can all boil while you are cramped on and stationery for 25 mins outside London Bridge.
Arseholes!!
Well I would feel for everyone who has to get to hospital to work/visit etc.
Of course, it usually happens to women who are wearing hat, gloves, scarf and big winter coat. Can't think why...
Having the heating switched to full blast is a complete pain in the arse on all transport. I'm sure it not only causes so many people falling ill during a journey, but also spreads coughs/flu etc as well. I'm sure they just do it for a laugh sometimes!
Fortunate to get a lift in to Canary Wharf this morning. Despite the traffic, it's always nicer sitting in a comfy, non-boiling, car and being delivered direct to the office