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Previously on "Train Etiquette"
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you seen the bird on the bodyform advert pushing her way to the front of a tube train queue
Not a very good advert for manners - and something that does seem to happen all too often with young/middle aged wimmin on mainline and tubes these days
personally pushed back one on the tube who was most affronted to be challenged
Good manners cost nothing
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Four tins of Special Brew clear a table seat for me....Originally posted by Alf W View PostI like to keep an empty Starbucks cup in my bag and leave it on its side on the seat next to me. Usually guarantees me a bit of personal space. Failing that, anything that looks like it might have leaked on the seat.
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I like to keep an empty Starbucks cup in my bag and leave it on its side on the seat next to me. Usually guarantees me a bit of personal space. Failing that, anything that looks like it might have leaked on the seat.
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Don't worry son. It's hereditary.Originally posted by SimonMac View PostStill laughing at your tiny dick
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Originally posted by SimonMac View PostAnal Adventures in Wonderland?
I've seen that.
How is your mum by the way?
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Lion King?Originally posted by Jeff Maginty View Post"Well of course! I made it up. 'Cause I got nothin' here. You're givin' me baseball and hockey. My keeyster's blowin' in the wind..."
Can you guess which legendary classic film this is from?
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Star Wars.Originally posted by Jeff Maginty View Post"Well of course! I made it up. 'Cause I got nothin' here. You're givin' me baseball and hockey. My keeyster's blowin' in the wind..."
Can you guess which legendary classic film this is from?
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