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Proper Charlton would ya....
paulbaconsarnie
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pay £450 to go on this....
Flying Scotsman arrives at King's Cross ahead of historic journey
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-35657423
Flying Scotsman arrives at King's Cross ahead of historic journey
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-35657423
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Oh god yeah... Would ride it all the way to Scotland and back!!5
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Proper Charlton wouldnt ride it. Proper Charlton would just stand at the end of the platform wanking over it.41
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What do you do though when you have no tissues?ValleyGary said:Proper Charlton wouldnt ride it. Proper Charlton would just stand at the end of the platform wanking over it.
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Use the blanket of the Charlton fan standing next to you.ForeverAddickted said:
What do you do though when you have no tissues?ValleyGary said:Proper Charlton wouldnt ride it. Proper Charlton would just stand at the end of the platform wanking over it.
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Sums us up.
Beat the bookie thread is 2 hours old and has 20 views.
A teasing would ya thread is an hour old and had 250+ views.
This place is either full of pervs or we can sniff a train related thread out from a mile off.
Or both.16 -
That's nothing, I get to ride south eastern (2 x trains) and the DLR on Saturday to get to Charlton, charlton fan heaven :-)1
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A lot of people don't bet, but trains....paulbaconsarnie said:Sums us up.
Beat the bookie thread is 2 hours old and has 20 views.
A teasing would ya thread is an hour old and had 250+ views.
This place is either full of pervs or we can sniff a train related thread out from a mile off.
Or both.0 -
Oh please stop!!DA9 said:That's nothing, I get to ride south eastern (2 x trains) and the DLR on Saturday to get to Charlton, charlton fan heaven :-)
... I'm at work and cant deal with you teasing me!! 2 -
paulbaconsarnie said:
pay £450 to go on this....
Flying Scotsman arrives at King's Cross ahead of historic journey
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-35657423
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Who wouldn't want to mount that eh lads, and ride it till you ran out of puff.
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Have you got any going into or out of tunnels?palarsehater said:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NqvwnxgxazY
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Sadly, even here, a mainly mature, sophisticated and lawful appreciation, we find our pleasurable dalliances sullied by the darker, harder, dare I say underground "tastes". It's depravity like that that gives Charlton fans a bad name.Redrobo said:
Have you got any going into or out of tunnels?palarsehater said:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NqvwnxgxazY
just going to leave this here.
I'm sure there's a "specialised" market for interest in that kind of smut, but not here, oh no.
The only smut that any of us want to know about is the fine, upstanding variety to be found, flung out by the Flying Scotsman, or other steam locos, as their pistons thrust in and out, in and out, endlessly pumping away, wheels thrashing and the exultant, high pitched squeal of the whistle - in a wholly wholesome feat of engineering to which no double entendres can be attached.
So @Redrobo, I think you need to take a long hard look at yourself in the mirror, because I, for one, was horrified...9 -
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Nah, I just want its number for my notebook... proper Charlton!2
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We stayed at my sisters in Tonbridge over the weekend and took my daughter on the Spa Valley railway (I had nothing to do with choosing it, honest) Is well worth a visit if anyone's thinking of going.0
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DaveMehmet said:
We stayed at my sisters in Tonbridge over the weekend and I went on my own to the Spa Valley railway (I had my note pad, pencil case, flask and blanket with me) Is well worth a visit if anyone's in to trains.
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Calls himself a trainspotter! The genuine article would have ascertained which track the train was travelling on and positioned himself accordingly.guinnessaddick said:
But it reminds me of a bloke I used to work with who was actually a part owner of a steam train.
Said train, had a run out one weekend and Gerry brought in his video of the event, having stationed (pun intended) himself beside the tracks to get some good video. On the Monday Gerry was very keen that we all went off to a training room which had a large projector screen to watch his proud moment. We feigned an interest and went and were glad we did. The video was really hilarious as there were masses of other spotters at the same location and Gerry couldn't get a decent view. The video consisted of him abusing the other spotters, and trying to video and fight at the same time. There was little to see of the train but arms and legs flying around with the camera tilting this way and that. He was upset that we all thought it was funny.2 -
I don't think you're proper Charltoncafcfan said:
Calls himself a trainspotter! The genuine article would have ascertained which track the train was travelling on and positioned himself accordingly.guinnessaddick said:
But it reminds me of a bloke I used to work with who was actually a part owner of a steam train.
Said train, had a run out one weekend and Gerry brought in his video of the event, having stationed (pun intended) himself beside the tracks to get some good video. On the Monday Gerry was very keen that we all went off to a training room which had a large projector screen to watch his proud moment. We feigned an interest and went and were glad we did. The video was really hilarious as there were masses of other spotters at the same location and Gerry couldn't get a decent view. The video consisted of him abusing the other spotters, and trying to video and fight at the same time. There was little to see of the train but arms and legs flying around with the camera tilting this way and that. He was upset that we all thought it was funny.4 - Sponsored links:
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Just thinking about that swee..swee..swee..sweee..assKarim_myBagheri said:paulbaconsarnie said:pay £450 to go on this....
Flying Scotsman arrives at King's Cross ahead of historic journey
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oooh the furry bit round the hood of me parka has gone all quivery !0
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Us Charlton fans shouldn't get ideas above our station.
The Flying Scotsman is in the Premier League of locomotives - we are much smaller than that.2 -
So, are you suggesting that we're all just a bunch of shunters?Raith_C_Chattonell said:Us Charlton fans shouldn't get ideas above our station.
The Flying Scotsman is in the Premier League of locomotives - we are much smaller than that.1 -
V. good! I have actually travelled to see some trains. Thought we were going for a trip on the line but the journey was too long and involved a coach trip back which I didn't fancy. I'll post pictures when I'm on a different machine. Exciting eeh?IA said:
I don't think you're proper Charltoncafcfan said:
Calls himself a trainspotter! The genuine article would have ascertained which track the train was travelling on and positioned himself accordingly.guinnessaddick said:
But it reminds me of a bloke I used to work with who was actually a part owner of a steam train.
Said train, had a run out one weekend and Gerry brought in his video of the event, having stationed (pun intended) himself beside the tracks to get some good video. On the Monday Gerry was very keen that we all went off to a training room which had a large projector screen to watch his proud moment. We feigned an interest and went and were glad we did. The video was really hilarious as there were masses of other spotters at the same location and Gerry couldn't get a decent view. The video consisted of him abusing the other spotters, and trying to video and fight at the same time. There was little to see of the train but arms and legs flying around with the camera tilting this way and that. He was upset that we all thought it was funny.0 -
Here we go!
And two for the price of one.
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And my favourite train-related sign:
Here's why:
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Fighting and skirmishing whilst ‘spotting, if there’s a more healthy, natural or gentlemanly pastime for a young man, then I’d like to know what it is... 😑cafcfan said:Calls himself a trainspotter! The genuine article would have ascertained which track the train was travelling on and positioned himself accordingly. But it reminds me of a bloke I used to work with who was actually a part owner of a steam train. Said train, had a run out one weekend and Gerry brought in his video of the event, having stationed (pun intended) himself beside the tracks to get some good video. On the Monday Gerry was very keen that we all went off to a training room which had a large projector screen to watch his proud moment. We feigned an interest and went and were glad we did. The video was really hilarious as there were masses of other spotters at the same location and Gerry couldn't get a decent view. The video consisted of him abusing the other spotters, and trying to video and fight at the same time. There was little to see of the train but arms and legs flying around with the camera tilting this way and that. He was upset that we all thought it was funny.
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I would pay LOTS of money to witness this.
Cierny Balog, Slovakia is my destination in the not too distant future.3
