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Intercity now stopping and starting behind a 'sprinter' train due to delayed departure from Utrecht. As per ******* usual.
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Isn't 'gently caressing the wood' a more evocative description?Originally posted by TykeMerc View PostSo she's not just scratching the instrument between her legs then?
(Someone had to do that gag, it was too obvious to miss)

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Well Mitch if the train gets stuck in a snow drift at least you will have some entertainment if she can play or a source of fuel if she can't
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Amazingly, I´ve got a seat on the late Friday afternoon intercity out of the Hague. This is a first. I see only one person standing in first class. I´ve even got one of the sparsely provided electricity sockets.
A very attractive girl with a cello is sitting in the in-betweeny area at the end of the carriage. I hope she starts playing.
Something must yet go wrong.
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Nice one, roads were quieter than normal today. I did M40 > M42 > M6Toll > M6 J18 and it was fine. I did think about doing a Thursday evening runner, but the full days pay for 4 hours work tempted me into teh office this morning!Originally posted by Pogle View Post2hrs 40mins
dont know why I was stressed about it ...
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Nice one P, well done! Have a glass of vino for me.Originally posted by Pogle View Post2hrs 40mins
dont know why I was stressed about it ...
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2hrs 40minsOriginally posted by MarillionFan View PostRoads are clear. Inlaws did Bath to Newcastle yesterday. Still did it in 6 hours. They were in
Leeds by 11.00. Took no extra time than usual.
I did the 90 mile round trip to work today fifteen minutes under 30 minutes under my best time!
dont know why I was stressed about it ...
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Roads are clear. Inlaws did Bath to Newcastle yesterday. Still did it in 6 hours. They were inOriginally posted by Pogle View PostSwindon to Manchester
A417/9 M5 M6 M62 M60
Leeds by 11.00. Took no extra time than usual.
I did the 90 mile round trip to work today fifteen minutes under 30 minutes under my best time!
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