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@ 2009-08-25 – 14:06:46
"There have been no fatal accidents on London Underground," an announcer announces proudly,"during the last twenty minutes."
I must have nodded off ot sleep, waiting for a Circle Line train at Paddington station.
"Customers are reminded that smiling is forbidden on all London Transport trains and platforms. Infringement of this regulation could lead the the conviscation of your Tesco Club card."
"While you have been waiting, the Circle Line had been abolished."
brokendownangel
Pro brokendownangel
Pro ooh ooh, off topic completely - loved the book, really got into it, didn't like her much at first or him but i felt sorry for him. As i delved deeper I understood them both more and the end - which i won't spoil for others - was really good. Made me think as to how much our true nature will always win out x
alecweston
Pro Thanks, bda. Really good to hear. Good Underground read, then?
brokendownangel
Pro Would make a great cult film i think x
janetweightreed
I love this one....Thank Goodness I only use the underground occasionally and definitely out of rush hour.
If I had to ride those trains every day during the rush hours, I would give up the ghost!xx
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I would really hate to have to use ANY public transport system on a regular basis, especially the stinky underground - the will to live would be well and truly lost