
I topped up my Oyster travelcard yesterday (Monday) with £30.00. If this weather continues, that'll be gone by Thursday. But cost aside, I just find public transport in the London rush hour a thoroughly dispiriting experience. This morning the queue for the bus was 13 deep. The first bus that came along was packed to the rafters, so didn't stop. Wait for the next one then....
The tube trains have also been rammed each day. Fortunately, being at the end of the line, I do manage to get a seat. Others further up the line are not so fortunate - if they manage to get on at all. People are rude, they push and shove, they cough all over you, batter you with their rucksacks, the trains are dirty and full of stale air and germs and people just look so bloody miserable all the time - as well they might, it's a horrible horrible experience.
THIS ISN'T LIVING!!!!!!!
WHY DO PEOPLE DO IT????
I HATE IT, I HATE IT!!!!
AAAAAAAGGGGGGGGGHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!
PS. On arriving home tonight I find that it's 'effin snowing....AGAIN!!
Hahahah you mad poms don't know what your missing out on. Move to the colonies either Australia or New Zealand and its year round bike riding and virtually no queue's unless you live in Syndey(D'oh). No snow here to stop the riding and public transport is that bad you rather ride/drive to work it 2-3 times as quick.
ReplyDeleteHa - you're not helping! :-)
ReplyDeleteWaving from the colonies as well. You're welcome to move over. We have public transit too, and you even get a seat ;-). Just don't bother using the roads and highways, they are always packed with incompetent drivers, and filtering is against the law (and would likely kill you).
ReplyDeleteGreetings from Vancouver, Canada