Mexico City is further away...

Yet, they killed Leon Trotsky there.

On 4 Dec 2006 08:32:48 -0800, "alex_t"
wrote:


Mexico City is further away...

Yet, they killed Leon Trotsky there.

That was my point!

On Mon, 4 Dec 2006, alex_t wrote:

That what things can happen in London? That there are spies being
bumped off with radioctive substances, or that dust could cause suspend
one of our railway lines?

I don't know which is more unbelievable, to be honest.

He-he, I meant all that spy and radiation scare. I'm Russian myself, and
it is quite scary to think that long arm of mother-land can reach me
here so easily (I'm not a spy though - just a software developer).

That didn't work out so well for Boris Grishenko ...

tom

--
The sun just came out, I can't believe it

That was my point!

Doesn't make me feel any better ;-)

wrote in message
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High in fat?...low in fat?......dust....anyone?....no?......dust.....

Marjarie Dawes would be proud of them!

Pah - you just beat me to it!

"It's actually very low in fat. You can have as much dust as you like."
:-)

Ian

"alex_t" wrote in message
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That what things can happen in London? That there are spies being bumped
off with radioctive substances, or that dust could cause suspend one of
our
railway lines?

I don't know which is more unbelievable, to be honest.

He-he, I meant all that spy and radiation scare. I'm Russian myself,
and it is quite scary to think that long arm of mother-land can reach
me here so easily (I'm not a spy though - just a software developer).

Considering the rather long interval between Russians being killed in
London, I'd say you don't have much to worry about. I'd be more worried
about busses. The FSB should just use those to kill people. No-one would
ever notice if a bendy bus came slamming through the front of Planet
Hollywood in Piccadilly Circus, turning several guests into intriguing
chunky puddles, then reversing away never to be seen again. It's called
"The 38".

As for Waterloo & City line - I guess that was dust from weekend
repair/construction works. It could be something toxic, and they didn't
clean it in time. Late finish of engineering works - now that is
something totally believable ;-)

"James Farrar" wrote in message
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On Mon, 4 Dec 2006 16:07:20 +0000, Paul Terry
wrote:

In message . com,
alex_t writes

WATERLOO & CITY LINE: Suspended due to excessive dust on platforms.

What is that about?

According to the BBC lunchtime news the dust following the weekend works
was blowing around so badly as train movement stirred it up that the
drivers couldn't see ahead clearly enough to operate the service safely.

Memo to Metronet: Buy a hoover.

Clearly this called for a Dyson... :-P

Maybe Dyson and Hoover can have a "Vacuum-Off" challenge down there to
finally settle who's got the big cajones.

Considering the rather long interval between Russians being killed in
London, I'd say you don't have much to worry about. I'd be more worried
about busses. The FSB should just use those to kill people. No-one would
ever notice if a bendy bus came slamming through the front of Planet
Hollywood in Piccadilly Circus, turning several guests into intriguing
chunky puddles, then reversing away never to be seen again. It's called
"The 38".

Oh dear...
But who the hell would go to Planet Hollywood?

"alex_t" wrote in message
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Considering the rather long interval between Russians being killed in
London, I'd say you don't have much to worry about. I'd be more worried
about busses. The FSB should just use those to kill people. No-one
would
ever notice if a bendy bus came slamming through the front of Planet
Hollywood in Piccadilly Circus, turning several guests into intriguing
chunky puddles, then reversing away never to be seen again. It's called
"The 38".

Oh dear...
But who the hell would go to Planet Hollywood?

Tourists and Russian dissidents

Tourists and Russian dissidents

LOL :-)