Load of bollocks. I’m bringing the kids over on the Monday for a concert.
is there any chance this strike won’t go ahead?
does the overground still run?
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Re: Tube strikes
honky cat" wrote: ↑05 Sep 2025, 17:57 You have to wonder why anyone bothers with this site. Nutter central.
Anyway Colly sorry to hear that your plans have gone to shit, if you are coming to London anyway have a great time..
You must be talking about the IRA loving Collyrob or are you glib?
Re: Tube strikes
collyrob wrote: ↑05 Sep 2025, 17:18“hopefully they’ll reschedule it just in time for the next terrorist attack”
you literally said hopefully, you bleeding spacker.
I’ll still have a great time with my kids. HOPEFULLY she lets you see yours again
I said hopefully for the rescheduling, yet another liberal with a comprehension problem.
anyone with half a brain can tell the difference.
Have fun with your kids, HOPEFULLY you don’t have young kids what with all the rapists you seem so happy to have living amongst you.
anyone with half a brain can tell the difference.
Have fun with your kids, HOPEFULLY you don’t have young kids what with all the rapists you seem so happy to have living amongst you.
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“hopefully they’ll reschedule it just in time for the next terrorist attack”
you literally said hopefully, you bleeding spacker.
I’ll still have a great time with my kids. HOPEFULLY she lets you see yours again
you literally said hopefully, you bleeding spacker.
I’ll still have a great time with my kids. HOPEFULLY she lets you see yours again
Re: Tube strikes
I never said hopeful. It’s inevitable unfortunately.
What I’m hopeful for is that your bollock ache continues.
Still nice to know that you wasted money and your trip has gone to shit.
What I’m hopeful for is that your bollock ache continues.
Still nice to know that you wasted money and your trip has gone to shit.
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RootsRadical
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Re: Tube strikes
Will probably be called off as the last few were.
The overground will be running regardless.
Can't believe these overpaid cunts are still striking.
The overground will be running regardless.
Can't believe these overpaid cunts are still striking.
Re: Tube strikes
Mike Oxsaw" wrote: ↑04 Sep 2025, 14:06LCY is my favourite London airport. 4 stops on the train/DLR to my drum. Breeze getting airside.
Me too, its great getting off the plane and putting the key in the door in less than an hour, as long as the train from WA aint fucked
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LCY is my favourite London airport. 4 stops on the train/DLR to my drum. Breeze getting airside.
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Damn, although as GSS suggested, staying closer to Tottenham would likely be a double edged sword!
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I absolutely never do this. But unfortunately I booked and paid for a non refundable hotel. I’ll just have to get a bus towards the overground and jump on that to WHL
Re: Tube strikes
Gary Strodders shank" wrote: ↑04 Sep 2025, 09:19A nice Airbnb on the Broadwater farm estate maybe if the gigs in Tottenham.
Interesting use of the word 'nice'.
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Re: Tube strikes
I have a couple of mates who work on the maintenance side
One is a manger and the other a troubleshooter they have both been there years and are with add ones and overtime both on in excess of £100k a year and have a great pension pot for when they finally retire.
They tell me that despite the money the job pays TFL struggle to recruit replacements with the required skills and common sense to adequately replace long serving employees which I guess is a sad indictment on the state of the labour market today.
I have other friends working again mainly on maintenance and they too are never short of a few quid or a day off.
Public sympathy if indeed there is any will soon diminish if these strikes go ahead and disrupt peoples lives for the best part of a week.
One is a manger and the other a troubleshooter they have both been there years and are with add ones and overtime both on in excess of £100k a year and have a great pension pot for when they finally retire.
They tell me that despite the money the job pays TFL struggle to recruit replacements with the required skills and common sense to adequately replace long serving employees which I guess is a sad indictment on the state of the labour market today.
I have other friends working again mainly on maintenance and they too are never short of a few quid or a day off.
Public sympathy if indeed there is any will soon diminish if these strikes go ahead and disrupt peoples lives for the best part of a week.
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