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Good point. we shall have to make sure that doesn't happen when we do B'Liar, Brown, et al.
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I get the clipper every day. Tell your friends, get everyone on it, then we'll get more than one boat every 20 mins. Other than the infrequency, its the best commute I've ever had
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Aye, it's the resurrection part that takes it out of you.Originally posted by SupremeSpod View PostFawkes was a lucky bastard, he died of a broken neck from the hanging before they had chance to "draw" his entrails and chop his bollocks off while he was still alive before quartering him.
Crucifixion's a doddle!
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Fawkes was a lucky bastard, he died of a broken neck from the hanging before they had chance to "draw" his entrails and chop his bollocks off while he was still alive before quartering him.Originally posted by Jog On View PostWhen passing under Tower bridge I couldn't stop thinking about Guy Fawkes' final journey to the tower to be stretched on a rack for a few days before being hung drawn and quartered in front of the houses of parliament...
Crucifixion's a doddle!
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Except Tower Bridge wasn't built until 1894.Originally posted by Jog On View Post
When passing under Tower bridge I couldn't stop thinking about Guy Fawkes' final journey to the tower to be stretched on a rack for a few days before being hung drawn and quartered in front of the houses of parliament...
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yes there's a starbucks/Nero type place on boardOriginally posted by gricerboy View PostCan you get refeshments on board?
Didn't see any on the boat but there are Metro/City AM stacked up in boxes and people stuffing them in your face all around the general areaOriginally posted by alreadypacked View PostNot sure what it is like now, but they used to have free newspapers and mags.
When passing under Tower bridge I couldn't stop thinking about Guy Fawkes' final journey to the tower to be stretched on a rack for a few days before being hung drawn and quartered in front of the houses of parliament...Originally posted by HairyArsedBloke View PostAye, can be a nice trip.
However, in days of old when the Thames was the main form of transport it was also the main sewer and stank like hell.
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Aye, can be a nice trip.Originally posted by Jog On View PostThe Jubilee from Waterloo to Canary was flipped so I had to get the clipper from the Eye to the Wharf.
Was very pleasant! - I felt like they must have on days of old when the Thames was the main form of transport.
However, in days of old when the Thames was the main form of transport it was also the main sewer and stank like hell.
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Not sure what it is like now, but they used to have free newspapers and mags.Originally posted by Jog On View PostThe Jubilee from Waterloo to Canary was flipped so I had to get the clipper from the Eye to the Wharf.
Was very pleasant! - I felt like they must have on days of old when the Thames was the main form of transport.
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Can you get refeshments on board?Originally posted by Jog On View PostThe Jubilee from Waterloo to Canary was flipped so I had to get the clipper from the Eye to the Wharf.
Was very pleasant! - I felt like they must have on days of old when the Thames was the main form of transport.
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My boat journey this morning
The Jubilee from Waterloo to Canary was flipped so I had to get the clipper from the Eye to the Wharf.
Was very pleasant! - I felt like they must have on days of old when the Thames was the main form of transport.Tags: None
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