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April 4th 09, 12:30 AM
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(Times): Britain to have fastest train service in the worldwithin 12 years
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TimB wrote: I'm not aware of that (are we perhaps talking about the last train on a Friday night)? I have no idea - I wouldn't feel safe catching that train. Really? The 2315 often has a good contingent of dinner jackets coming back from the opera etc, and the rest are half-asleep. I was more thinking of the midnight-oh-four, or whatever it is. I occasionally caught it in my student days - weird people they used to get on it! The 23:15 I don't often get, although the last time I did, I had a bunch of drunk Freemasons, in said dinner jackets, being extremely sexually pushy all the way to Cambridge. It was not a comfortable experience. |
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