So I currently travel with fecking great western, which rarely manages to be on time. That aside, what things do you lot do to pass time? I am currently playing infinity blade and csr racing on iPad. Other times i cough and sneeze, or chat a fellow passenger without bobbing my head.
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Head bobbing is quite endearing. I've tried it, but it feels very strange.Originally posted by tranceporter View PostSo I currently travel with fecking great western, which rarely manages to be on time. That aside, what things do you lot do to pass time? I currently play infinity blade and csr racing. Other times i cough and sneeze, or chat a fellow passenger without bobbing my head.
I've noticed the Indian lady I work with rarely does it when she's talking to Brits, but bobs away when talking to other Indians. -
You chat to strangers on trains.Originally posted by tranceporter View PostSo I currently travel with fecking great western, which rarely manages to be on time. That aside, what things do you lot do to pass time? I am currently playing infinity blade and csr racing on iPad. Other times i cough and sneeze, or chat a fellow passenger without bobbing my head.
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Yup. I have a sneaky suspicion that I got my recent cough by engaging in such endeavours..Originally posted by eek View PostYou chat to strangers on trains.
I am Brad. I do more than the needful and drive the market rates up by not bobbing my head.Comment
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That's because bobbing is a social sign among bobs that they understand what the person is speaking. A silent "yeah ok, got it". Problem is, bobs don't understand about doing like the brits do (whatever it is) when in Britain. Hence the reason why bobs wear sneakers and sports shoes with formal attire. Anything goesOriginally posted by mudskipper View PostHead bobbing is quite endearing. I've tried it, but it feels very strange.
I've noticed the Indian lady I work with rarely does it when she's talking to Brits, but bobs away when talking to other Indians.
I am Brad. I do more than the needful and drive the market rates up by not bobbing my head.Comment
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Headphones on,ticket out on table, phone to silent & read a book... strictly no verbal communication with fellow passengers during commute by trainHow fortunate for governments that the people they administer don't thinkComment
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When I was commuting to London I had a new born son with a back injury which prevented him from sleeping properly - on the train, I slept.Comment
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Originally posted by mudskipper View Post
I've noticed the Indian lady I work with rarely does it when she's talking to Brits, but bobs away when talking to other Indians.
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I bet train travel is much more exciting in India. Next time, instead of sitting inside the carriage and being bored, try climbing on top.bloggoth
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