Well I was at King's Cross Station last night, and was informed that the trains would be active again momentarily because "someone had now paid the bill"
apparently, the electric bill for Transport for London got left on the window sill and forgotten about...
that's fabulous! people complain about the tube, but i love that an 'offical' body can have either such candor, or when they are cheeky, such sense of humor.
one of my other favorites, was when my train was delayed 'due to smoldering on the tracks'. i don't think they were being funny, but i love the use of the word 'smoldering'.
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If you hang around long enough, you will end up running the place.
It was basically like a set-up. They didn't tell us nothing, we didn't think nothing, because basically we are innocent. We don't know nothing about this drugs and stuff, we don't know nothing.
It's all coming together, everything is going global.
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Well I was at King's Cross Station last night, and was informed that the trains would be active again momentarily because "someone had now paid the bill"
apparently, the electric bill for Transport for London got left on the window sill and forgotten about...
that's fabulous! people complain about the tube, but i love that an 'offical' body can have either such candor, or when they are cheeky, such sense of humor.
one of my other favorites, was when my train was delayed 'due to smoldering on the tracks'. i don't think they were being funny, but i love the use of the word 'smoldering'.
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