Facts like this don't seem to matter to the person called "Huge" (?),
whose answer to everything is "car".

Hugh knows me fairly well. I see his response as the joke it is. Hope
the OP gets the joke, poor chap. Hope he gets to work OK too...

Oh, he will. Eventually.

Once he's paid a small fortune to get cold, wet and let down for a
few weeks, he'll buy a car, which is the sensible way to make
this journey.

Yep. This journey looks to me like one of those that would only take around
30-40 minutes by car, but could take an age on PT.

Peter

(Huge) wrote:

James Farrar writes:
Robin May wrote:

Facts like this don't seem to matter to the person called "Huge" (?),
whose answer to everything is "car".

Quite untrue. But why let facts bother you?


In that case, should I ask him what the worst way of travelling
through Central London is? :-)

Since when have Finchley and Watford been in Central london? You think PT
weenies would know where places are, wouldn't you?

Huge, meet sarcasm. Sarcasm, this is Huge.


I'll leave you two to get acquainted.

--
James Farrar |
London, SE13 |

"James Farrar" wrote in message
...
Robin May wrote:

Helen Deborah Vecht wrote the following
in:

(Huge)typed

Buy a car.


Yeah right.

Chap's been jobless for two years and he needs to get there
tomorrow morning.

Yeah right.

Facts like this don't seem to matter to the person called "Huge" (?),
whose answer to everything is "car".

In that case, should I ask him what the worst way of travelling
through Central London is? :-)

Northern Line!


--
James Farrar |
London, SE13 |

In article , boristhe.spider wrote:

"James Farrar" wrote in message
...

In that case, should I ask him what the worst way of travelling
through Central London is? :-)

Northern Line!

Or Central, or Piccadilly...

Niklas
--
"As there are more accidents in the home than outside, a thoroughly risk averse
person will live in a tent on their front lawn."
-- Meldrew of Meldreth