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Just make sure to stay south of the motorway around London.Originally posted by Fred Scuttle View PostHello forum members and guests. I am from Australia and I am surprised of the number of contractors who use public transport. Next week I will leave my car at home and try it too.
Nice to be on the forum.
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hello, from australia, o dear.Originally posted by Fred Scuttle View PostHello forum members and guests. I am from Australia and I am surprised of the number of contractors who use public transport. Next week I will leave my car at home and try it too.
Nice to be on the forum.
are you from the margaret thatcher school of 'if you are over 30 and on a bus you are a loser' school of thought?
i have a car but it is faster to travel with the plebs and international white trash in london
take that by way of welcome to the forum, it's a laugh
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Hello forum members and guests. I am from Australia and I am surprised of the number of contractors who use public transport. Next week I will leave my car at home and try it too.
Nice to be on the forum.
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You're GricerBoy in drag and I claim my 5 crispy pounds.Originally posted by Boudica View Posti was sitting up the top of a bus at the front, minding my own business, when this old woman with FAR TOOO much perfume on insists I move my bag so she can sit beside me. EVERY other seat was vacant her perfume was overwhelming and I had to move.
please, if you wear scent do it gently, you might kill someone
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My nan's just got back from bingo. She was telling me how she'd got on the bus and somebody there stank really badly of cider and kebabs. But she's a very kind and tactful lady, so she went and sat down next to her and gave her a few sneaky blasts of Chanel No. 5 to spare everyone's blushes.
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too much perfume
i was sitting up the top of a bus at the front, minding my own business, when this old woman with FAR TOOO much perfume on insists I move my bag so she can sit beside me. EVERY other seat was vacant her perfume was overwhelming and I had to move.
please, if you wear scent do it gently, you might kill someone
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