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Such as Champagne or toilet water...
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Which would you choose?
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I thought this was going to be an advert for Ymea.
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I was on a train from Newcastle on thursday.
Fortunately we were only stopped for about half an hour.
But I drank the toilet water anyway. Until someone left a floater.
Fortunately we were only stopped for about half an hour.
But I drank the toilet water anyway. Until someone left a floater.
Same taste as the budget champagne no doubt.
Have these people never heard of drinking one's own urine! Cuh.
Free ticket sweetners wtf?
It's made from tickets, it tastes like tickets, but it's only half the calories!
It's made from tickets, it tastes like tickets, but it's only half the calories!
Heh gutted, stupid southerners
Complimentary return tickets! Sod that, I'd swear never to go on a train again as long as I lived, and demand proper compensation.
Doggy style.
Alfonse wrote:
> Erm wasn't there any tap water from the sink?
Of course there was!
Everyone just thought it'd be a great laugh to drink from the toilet!
> Erm wasn't there any tap water from the sink?
Of course there was!
Everyone just thought it'd be a great laugh to drink from the toilet!
munn wrote:
> Are they nbot electric doors which need the power that they weren't
> getting?
>
> Also, Champagne would dehydrate you even more than you already are.
>
> I'd take teh toilet water thankyouverymuch.
I heard that they did actually open the doors, but only afer the windows had started being broken. The train should have its own source of onboard power, emergancy generators etc so opening the doors shouldnt have been a problem. I guess the driver had to follow protocol, which was never to open the doors when not at a platform, but since no other trains would have been using the lines, it doesnt make sense.
> Are they nbot electric doors which need the power that they weren't
> getting?
>
> Also, Champagne would dehydrate you even more than you already are.
>
> I'd take teh toilet water thankyouverymuch.
I heard that they did actually open the doors, but only afer the windows had started being broken. The train should have its own source of onboard power, emergancy generators etc so opening the doors shouldnt have been a problem. I guess the driver had to follow protocol, which was never to open the doors when not at a platform, but since no other trains would have been using the lines, it doesnt make sense.
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