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Some people might find this funny. I don't think tube drivers will
though. http://www.flybudget.com/LondonUnderground.mp3 Kevin |
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In message , Robin May
writes wrote the following in: roups.com Some people might find this funny. It's not. Oh, I don't know..... it had us rolling in the messroom :-) -- Steve Fitzgerald has now left the building. You will find him in London's Docklands, E16, UK (please use the reply to address for email) |
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Robin May wrote:
wrote the following in: oups.com Some people might find this funny. It's not. I agree. It's offensive rubbish, and I've asked the site to remove it. -- Richard J. (to e-mail me, swap uk and yon in address) |
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Sorry dude.. it's bloody brilliant! You have a sense of humour failure I
think.. Les -- Remove Frontal Lobes to Reply Some people might find this funny. It's not. -- message by Robin May. That egotism was getting old. http://robinmay.fotopic.net |
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On Fri, 14 Jan 2005 17:26:11 +0000, Richard J. wrote:
Robin May wrote: wrote the following in: oups.com Some people might find this funny. It's not. I agree. It's offensive rubbish, and I've asked the site to remove it. Ahh, I bet you complained about Springer too -- Everything I write here is my personal opinion, and should not be taken as fact. |
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On Fri, 14 Jan 2005 05:12:20 -0800, kaj wrote:
Some people might find this funny. I don't think tube drivers will though. http://www.flybudget.com/LondonUnderground.mp3 Kevin Wonderful, although not worksafe. Perhaps they should get a job as buskers? -- Everything I write here is my personal opinion, and should not be taken as fact. |
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Richard J. wrote to uk.transport.london on Fri, 14 Jan 2005:
Robin May wrote: wrote the following in: oups.com Some people might find this funny. It's not. I agree. It's offensive rubbish, and I've asked the site to remove it. I wouldn't go that far - there are far more offensive things on the Internet. It did make me grin, but it wasn't especially funny, I didn't think - I don't find things funny merely because they use the f-word a lot (like Billy Connolly, who would be a lot funnier if he didn't). -- "Mrs Redboots" http://www.amsmyth.demon.co.uk/ Website updated 2 January 2005 |
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Richard J. ) gurgled happily, sounding much like
they were saying : I agree. It's offensive rubbish, and I've asked the site to remove it. "I didn't find it funny, so I don't see why anybody else should get the opportunity to listen to it. I'm going to write to the Daily Telegraph.". Oh, ffs. Get a life. checks link Luckily, your humourlessness hasn't taken effect yet. So I'm going to download and listen to it just to **** you off. 1min57 later That is absolutely PRICELESS! I *love* it. Thank you, Richard, I'd have missed it otherwise. Was it a bit ooooh! sweary for you, Richard? Poor love. |
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On Fri, 14 Jan 2005 18:16:38 +0000, Mrs Redboots
wrote: I wouldn't go that far - there are far more offensive things on the Internet. It did make me grin, but it wasn't especially funny, I didn't think - I don't find things funny merely because they use the f-word a lot (like Billy Connolly, who would be a lot funnier if he didn't). I actually find I'm totally unable to take offence at Billy Connolly at all, whatever words he uses, despite the fact that I don't like other comedians who go over the top with it. As for the "song", it was mildly amusing but would probably have worked better without the excessive use of the C word. Neil -- Neil Williams in Milton Keynes, UK When replying please use neil at the above domain 'wensleydale' is a spam trap and is not read. |
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On 14 Jan 2005 16:10:29 GMT, Robin May
wrote: wrote the following in: roups.com Some people might find this funny. It's not. I have to say that I laughed my head off when I heard it. That would probably be deemed to be "unacceptable" for someone in my position in LUL if I was being hunted down by the PC Thought Police. The point is whether you believe all the lyrics to be true - I don't but whether you or I like it or not there is a cross section of the public who hate LUL, its staff and the way they feel they get treated when they use the system. I've been treated pretty roughly on here on occasion and the only reason for that is simply that I work for LUL and admit to it - I personally think that is a stupid reason to attack anyone but just look at some of the posts in another thread over the last week for evidence of how some people think. I see the weekly public correspondence snapshot that gets discussed at a director level meeting each week - believe me the public who complain do not mince their words and the sentiment is not far away from the lyrics. -- Paul C Admits to working for London Underground! |
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Neil Williams wrote to uk.transport.london on Fri, 14 Jan 2005:
On Fri, 14 Jan 2005 18:16:38 +0000, Mrs Redboots wrote: I wouldn't go that far - there are far more offensive things on the Internet. It did make me grin, but it wasn't especially funny, I didn't think - I don't find things funny merely because they use the f-word a lot (like Billy Connolly, who would be a lot funnier if he didn't). I actually find I'm totally unable to take offence at Billy Connolly at all, whatever words he uses, despite the fact that I don't like other comedians who go over the top with it. I don't take offence at him - I just sometimes wish he'd change the record.... As for the "song", it was mildly amusing but would probably have worked better without the excessive use of the C word. Zigackly! -- "Mrs Redboots" http://www.amsmyth.demon.co.uk/ Website updated 2 January 2005 |
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Some people might find this funny. I don't think tube drivers will though. http://www.flybudget.com/LondonUnderground.mp3 ROFL -- To reply direct, remove NOSPAM and replace with railwaysonline For railway information, news and photos see http://www.railwaysonline.co.uk |
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In message , Mrs Redboots
writes I wouldn't go that far - there are far more offensive things on the Internet. It did make me grin, but it wasn't especially funny, I didn't think - I don't find things funny merely because they use the f-word a lot (like Billy Connolly, who would be a lot funnier if he didn't). I'd go along with that. It was pretty funny but the use for the F and C words didn't actually add anything to the humour. -- Ian Jelf, MITG Birmingham, UK Registered Blue Badge Tourist Guide for London and the Heart of England http://www.bluebadge.demon.co.uk |
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Paul Corfield wrote:
I see the weekly public correspondence snapshot that gets discussed at a director level meeting each week - believe me the public who complain do not mince their words and the sentiment is not far away from the lyrics. They must not pick the worst ones to put on the web site he https://tube.tfl.gov.uk/content/customer_complaints/ Also special thanks to Richard J. without whom I wouldn't have discovered this. When you said you asked the site to remove it, I figured I just *had* to see what the fuss was about. -- Michael Hoffman |
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Michael Hoffman wrote:
Paul Corfield wrote: I see the weekly public correspondence snapshot that gets discussed at a director level meeting each week - believe me the public who complain do not mince their words and the sentiment is not far away from the lyrics. They must not pick the worst ones to put on the web site he https://tube.tfl.gov.uk/content/customer_complaints/ Also special thanks to Richard J. without whom I wouldn't have discovered this. When you said you asked the site to remove it, I figured I just *had* to see what the fuss was about. Glad I got something right. :-) Actually, I've withdrawn my request to remove the file, as there's no evidence here that any LU staff are bothered about (what I regard as) the offensive abuse directed at them. -- Richard J. (to e-mail me, swap uk and yon in address) |
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Richard J. wrote:
Actually, I've withdrawn my request to remove the file, as there's no evidence here that any LU staff are bothered about (what I regard as) the offensive abuse directed at them. I can assure you that many of the LU staff who post here will have suffered worse and for longer than two minutes.... -- Kat |
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On Sat, 15 Jan 2005 02:08:58 +0000, Kat
wrote: Richard J. wrote: Actually, I've withdrawn my request to remove the file, as there's no evidence here that any LU staff are bothered about (what I regard as) the offensive abuse directed at them. I can assure you that many of the LU staff who post here will have suffered worse and for longer than two minutes.... Precisely. -- Paul C Admits to working for London Underground! |
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--- Paul Corfield said... The point is whether you believe all the lyrics to be true - I don't but whether you or I like it or not there is a cross section of the public who hate LUL, its staff and the way they feel they get treated when they use the system. I'm still wondering whether the singer *does* believe the lyrics to be true, or whether he's just *parodying* the sort of people who do. Either way, it isn't clear, ad so the song totally misses its target -- whatever that target just happened to be. As a result, it's not funny at all, just a confused ugly mess. Didn't even make me smile once. (Still, it's interesting that some posters here did enjoy it. Odd that you're so easily amused. Maybe I paint a wall and you could all watch it dry. That would give probably give you hours of fun!) |
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Solar Penguin wrote:
(Still, it's interesting that some posters here did enjoy it. Odd that you're so easily amused. Maybe I paint a wall and you could all watch it dry. That would give probably give you hours of fun!) Hahahahahaha! Oh, even the thought of it makes me break into hysterics. -- Michael Hoffman |
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On Sun, 16 Jan 2005 00:08:31 -0000, "Solar Penguin"
wrote: --- Paul Corfield said... The point is whether you believe all the lyrics to be true - I don't but whether you or I like it or not there is a cross section of the public who hate LUL, its staff and the way they feel they get treated when they use the system. I'm still wondering whether the singer *does* believe the lyrics to be true, or whether he's just *parodying* the sort of people who do. Either way, it isn't clear, ad so the song totally misses its target -- whatever that target just happened to be. As a result, it's not funny at all, just a confused ugly mess. Didn't even make me smile once. Thankfully I am not you and you are not me. Praise the fact that we are all different. Any way it really makes no difference to anyone's life what this song was or was not trying to achieve. (Still, it's interesting that some posters here did enjoy it. Odd that you're so easily amused. Maybe I paint a wall and you could all watch it dry. That would give probably give you hours of fun!) You could come and paint some walls in my house for free. I'm sure I would smile for hours after that. -- Paul C Admits to working for London Underground! |
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Paul Corfield ) gurgled happily, sounding much like
they were saying : (Still, it's interesting that some posters here did enjoy it. Odd that you're so easily amused. Maybe I paint a wall and you could all watch it dry. That would give probably give you hours of fun!) You could come and paint some walls in my house for free. I'm sure I would smile for hours after that. Gerrof 'im. He was talking to me. Oi! Penguin! I found the song *really* funny, and desperately need some walls painting. Do you do plastering, too? |
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On Sat, 15 Jan 2005 01:05:26 +0000, Richard J. wrote:
Michael Hoffman wrote: Paul Corfield wrote: I see the weekly public correspondence snapshot that gets discussed at a director level meeting each week - believe me the public who complain do not mince their words and the sentiment is not far away from the lyrics. They must not pick the worst ones to put on the web site he https://tube.tfl.gov.uk/content/customer_complaints/ Also special thanks to Richard J. without whom I wouldn't have discovered this. When you said you asked the site to remove it, I figured I just *had* to see what the fuss was about. Glad I got something right. :-) Actually, I've withdrawn my request to remove the file, as there's no evidence here that any LU staff are bothered about (what I regard as) the offensive abuse directed at them. Did you happen to complain about Springer on the BBC too? -- Everything I write here is my personal opinion, and should not be taken as fact. |
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Paul Weaver wrote:
On Sat, 15 Jan 2005 01:05:26 +0000, Richard J. wrote: Michael Hoffman wrote: Paul Corfield wrote: I see the weekly public correspondence snapshot that gets discussed at a director level meeting each week - believe me the public who complain do not mince their words and the sentiment is not far away from the lyrics. They must not pick the worst ones to put on the web site he https://tube.tfl.gov.uk/content/customer_complaints/ Also special thanks to Richard J. without whom I wouldn't have discovered this. When you said you asked the site to remove it, I figured I just *had* to see what the fuss was about. Glad I got something right. :-) Actually, I've withdrawn my request to remove the file, as there's no evidence here that any LU staff are bothered about (what I regard as) the offensive abuse directed at them. Did you happen to complain about Springer on the BBC too? No. -- Richard J. (to e-mail me, swap uk and yon in address) |
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On Mon, 17 Jan 2005 11:16:21 +0000, Richard J. wrote:
Actually, I've withdrawn my request to remove the file, as there's no evidence here that any LU staff are bothered about (what I regard as) the offensive abuse directed at them. Did you happen to complain about Springer on the BBC too? No. How strange. On one hand you are a complaining busybody that thinks LU workers are too timid to complain if they felt it was offensive and concerned them (not that anyone is forcing them to download), yet on the other hand you dont complain when tens of thousands of busybodies are complaining over a program noone forced them to watch. -- Everything I write here is my personal opinion, and should not be taken as fact. |
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Paul Weaver wrote:
On Mon, 17 Jan 2005 11:16:21 +0000, Richard J. wrote: Actually, I've withdrawn my request to remove the file, as there's no evidence here that any LU staff are bothered about (what I regard as) the offensive abuse directed at them. Did you happen to complain about Springer on the BBC too? No. How strange. On one hand you are a complaining busybody that thinks LU workers are too timid to complain if they felt it was offensive and concerned them (not that anyone is forcing them to download), You may think you know what I think but you are wrong. yet on the other hand you dont complain when tens of thousands of busybodies are complaining over a program noone forced them to watch. I don't complain about TV programmes that I haven't watched, unlike most of the people who complained to the BBC before the programme went out. -- Richard J. (to e-mail me, swap uk and yon in address) |
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On Tue, 18 Jan 2005 23:46:15 +0000, Richard J. wrote:
were they not offended but they found it funny. Who am I to deny them their enjoyment? Or anyones enjoyment, busybody. -- Everything I write here is my personal opinion, and should not be taken as fact. |
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