Why does a fatality at Surbiton so badly affect trains which go nowhere near Surbiton?
Why, on a busy train, is it always the men sitting and the women standing? I don't expect men to give up their seats for me, but nor do I expect to be sent spinning as men rush past me for the free seats.
Do people understand the concept of the Olympics? A couple were speaking about the opening ceremony (which I've still to see) and complained that each Olympic host city was trying to outdo the previous city? Apparently the Olympics isn't about competition.
In the event of everything going so wrong on the trains (ie train leaving an hour late with 100 people standing per carriage) does the guard really have to keep to his idiotic script? "On behalf of South West Trains I would like to wish you a pleasant journey". Oh piss off.
Rant over - I feel much better now. But if anyone has the answers to the above questions please let me know.
2 comments:
I was probably on your train
i was looking for what happened when i was waiting for the delayed train, and found yr blog
and later found the answer
http://www.surbiton.com/news/fatality-station
take care ;)
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