Eurostar

[minestrone]

Christ, is this how this 'moving to Belgium' story is going to play out. I read the first thread and though "that sounds like a tulip thing to do".

Now it's "public transport is so wonderful in my life". Yeah, right.

I think I'll give the rest of the posts in this series and miss.

[DaveB]

Quite a good craic on Friday evenings, what!! Vino flowing, good company, made some new friends.

You and the other hobos sharing a bottle of Bucky at the end of the platform then.

[MarillionFan]

Was believable until the last clause of that sentence...

He's talking about the conductor, probably the only person who's spoken to him first in years.

[DimPrawn]

Quite a good craic on Friday evenings, what!! Vino flowing, good company, made some new friends.

Was believable until the last clause of that sentence...

[greenlake]

Quite a good craic on Friday evenings, what!! Vino flowing, good company, made some new friends.

[AtW]

What grounded your private jets?

[Paddy]

I had one of my worst journeys on Eurostar from Brussels. Six hours delay due to refugees walking in the tunnel. Eurostar closed the café in Brussels and there was no food and water while waiting. The train catering staff went home and there was no food service on the train. The train arrived in London at 3am.

[sasguru]

Quite a good craic on Friday evenings, what!! Vino flowing, good company, made some new friends.