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scooterscot replied

7 May 2011, 17:55
Originally posted by Cliphead View Post

The Glasgow Subway is Wi-Fi-ed up, a first for a British underground railway.

Only in the stations and not the tunnels, first 15 minutes are free then you have to pay. Given that trains arrive every 5 minutes or so seems a bit pointless to me.

Go Glasgow - there's such a nostalgia about that wee subway.

Here in Munich I get a 3G signal in stations and tunnels - getting used to it now.
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ChimpMaster replied

7 May 2011, 17:07
Originally posted by Cliphead View Post

The Glasgow Subway is Wi-Fi-ed up, a first for a British underground railway.

Only in the stations and not the tunnels, first 15 minutes are free then you have to pay. Given that trains arrive every 5 minutes or so seems a bit pointless to me.

The great British 3rd world rip off.
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Cliphead replied

7 May 2011, 16:56
The Glasgow Subway is Wi-Fi-ed up, a first for a British underground railway.

Only in the stations and not the tunnels, first 15 minutes are free then you have to pay. Given that trains arrive every 5 minutes or so seems a bit pointless to me.
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scooterscot replied

7 May 2011, 16:16
Originally posted by AtW View Post

Your new euro rates are so high you bought underground?

Yes, the Munich u-bahn and the Frankfurt u-bahn with the leftover change
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OwlHoot replied

7 May 2011, 15:34
Originally posted by scooterscot View Post

Underground in Munich, don't you just love connectivity?!

I take it you went into a tunnel after typing "the".
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AtW replied

7 May 2011, 13:07
Originally posted by scooterscot View Post

Underground in Munich, don't you just love connectivity?!

Your new euro rates are so high you bought underground?

Or maybe you just can't afford to buy a decent German made car?
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