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"WARNING TO ANYONE TRAVELLING ON TRAINS TO WORK. The heatwave expected to sweep across the UK could throw the nation’s railways into disarray, with operators warning that tracks could “buckle” in the soaring temperatures. Network Rail has already introduced temporary speed restrictions on some routes in what it said was “a bid to keep trains running, albeit more slowly than normal”. Read more at: https://inews.co.uk/news/heatwave-rail-warning-trains-cancelled-hot-weather-tracks-buckle/ Hope nun of you get stranded. And keep hydrated in this hot wether. " | |||
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"If your travelling this week have at lest a 1L bottle of drink with you at all times. "And even if you arent travelling  | |||
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"If your travelling this week have at lest a 1L bottle of drink with you at all times.
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"Only in the UK .... "I may be in other countries to.
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"My advice: Call in sick, stay in doors, be naked with a fan on" Too late for that I'm allredey 30 miles from Margate and 10 mins from work | |||
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I may be in other countries to.
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"Only in the UK ....
I may be in other countries to.
Very much doubt it "Wot ever gave you that idear ? 
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"Ffs! Leaves on the line, too wet. Funny shaped snowflakes, too cold. Now bendy tracks, too hot....
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"Ffs! Leaves on the line, too wet. Funny shaped snowflakes, too cold. Now bendy tracks, too hot....
"Moral of the story, take the bus | |||
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"Ffs! Leaves on the line, too wet. Funny shaped snowflakes, too cold. Now bendy tracks, too hot....
"The excuses seem silly but as a railworker they are valid. Buckled rails can happen if the heat gets concentrated in an particular area. | |||
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"Ffs! Leaves on the line, too wet. Funny shaped snowflakes, too cold. Now bendy tracks, too hot....
The excuses seem silly but as a railworker they are valid. Buckled rails can happen if the heat gets concentrated in an particular area."Beat me too it (albeit as an ex railworker) | |||
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"Ffs! Leaves on the line, too wet. Funny shaped snowflakes, too cold. Now bendy tracks, too hot....
Moral of the story, take the bus "Carnt. Take the bus to work.
1 cos thar is no bus wen i catch the train to work.
2 the bus takes 3 hours wear the train takes 1 hour. | |||
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"Ffs! Leaves on the line, too wet. Funny shaped snowflakes, too cold. Now bendy tracks, too hot....
The excuses seem silly but as a railworker they are valid. Buckled rails can happen if the heat gets concentrated in an particular area."And if that happens Thar are then no trains running. | |||
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"Ffs! Leaves on the line, too wet. Funny shaped snowflakes, too cold. Now bendy tracks, too hot....
The excuses seem silly but as a railworker they are valid. Buckled rails can happen if the heat gets concentrated in an particular area.
Beat me too it (albeit as an ex railworker)" | |||
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"... and of course no aircon on local trains. Livestock get better treatment." To be fair sum of the trains down hear do have aircon. Not all or most but sum | |||
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"If your travelling this week have at lest a 1L bottle of drink with you at all times. "Why? You do know this isnt a third world country? You do know your rarely far from a potable water source, usually from a tap! The temperatures are barely in the eighties. When did we start panicking because its summer? You wont die from dehydration in this country, especially sat in a train nevermind un a traffic jam. | |||
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"If your travelling this week have at lest a 1L bottle of drink with you at all times.
Why? You do know this isnt a third world country? You do know your rarely far from a potable water source, usually from a tap! The temperatures are barely in the eighties. When did we start panicking because its summer? You wont die from dehydration in this country, especially sat in a train nevermind un a traffic jam."*pulls up a chair and prepares for the rants back. Sipping his bottle of water* | |||
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"Only in the UK ....
I may be in other countries to.
Very much doubt it
Wot ever gave you that idear ?
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"... and of course no aircon on local trains. Livestock get better treatment." To be fair though, livestock being transported usually means a one way trip to the slaughterhouse. At least train passengers have a slightly higher chance of survival | |||
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"Only in the UK ....
I may be in other countries to.
Very much doubt it
Wot ever gave you that idear ?
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=-PPsFrB3p-I
Brilliant "I no rite
I no of others to.
Snow
Storms
Fluds
not enough space.
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"If your travelling this week have at lest a 1L bottle of drink with you at all times.
Why? You do know this isnt a third world country? You do know your rarely far from a potable water source, usually from a tap! The temperatures are barely in the eighties. When did we start panicking because its summer? You wont die from dehydration in this country, especially sat in a train nevermind un a traffic jam."So wot if you wos on a train and it brok down cos of the heat in the midall of nowear ?
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"If your travelling this week have at lest a 1L bottle of drink with you at all times.
Why? You do know this isnt a third world country? You do know your rarely far from a potable water source, usually from a tap! The temperatures are barely in the eighties. When did we start panicking because its summer? You wont die from dehydration in this country, especially sat in a train nevermind un a traffic jam.
*pulls up a chair and prepares for the rants back. Sipping his bottle of water* "Lol | |||
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"... and of course no aircon on local trains. Livestock get better treatment. To be fair though, livestock being transported usually means a one way trip to the slaughterhouse. At least train passengers have a slightly higher chance of survival "But Not all livestock is going to a slaughterhouse. Sum do go on to farms. Then the slaughterhouse | |||
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"If your travelling this week have at lest a 1L bottle of drink with you at all times.
Why? You do know this isnt a third world country? You do know your rarely far from a potable water source, usually from a tap! The temperatures are barely in the eighties. When did we start panicking because its summer? You wont die from dehydration in this country, especially sat in a train nevermind un a traffic jam.
So wot if you wos on a train and it brok down cos of the heat in the midall of nowear ?
"It would take 3 days or more to die from dehydration and I doubt a passenger train would be left for days without any assistance coming. Most trains have a trolley service (with drinks) and toilets with water in the taps. | |||
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"If your travelling this week have at lest a 1L bottle of drink with you at all times.
Why? You do know this isnt a third world country? You do know your rarely far from a potable water source, usually from a tap! The temperatures are barely in the eighties. When did we start panicking because its summer? You wont die from dehydration in this country, especially sat in a train nevermind un a traffic jam.
So wot if you wos on a train and it brok down cos of the heat in the midall of nowear ?
It would take 3 days or more to die from dehydration and I doubt a passenger train would be left for days without any assistance coming. Most trains have a trolley service (with drinks) and toilets with water in the taps. "Trolley service? Good Lord, you haven't caught a train recently have you? | |||
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"If your travelling this week have at lest a 1L bottle of drink with you at all times.
Why? You do know this isnt a third world country? You do know your rarely far from a potable water source, usually from a tap! The temperatures are barely in the eighties. When did we start panicking because its summer? You wont die from dehydration in this country, especially sat in a train nevermind un a traffic jam.
So wot if you wos on a train and it brok down cos of the heat in the midall of nowear ?
It would take 3 days or more to die from dehydration and I doubt a passenger train would be left for days without any assistance coming. Most trains have a trolley service (with drinks) and toilets with water in the taps. "The trolley service has not been on the trains down hear for the larst 10 years. | |||
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"If your travelling this week have at lest a 1L bottle of drink with you at all times.
Why? You do know this isnt a third world country? You do know your rarely far from a potable water source, usually from a tap! The temperatures are barely in the eighties. When did we start panicking because its summer? You wont die from dehydration in this country, especially sat in a train nevermind un a traffic jam.
So wot if you wos on a train and it brok down cos of the heat in the midall of nowear ?
It would take 3 days or more to die from dehydration and I doubt a passenger train would be left for days without any assistance coming. Most trains have a trolley service (with drinks) and toilets with water in the taps.
Trolley service? Good Lord, you haven't caught a train recently have you? "It's at lest 10 years agow | |||
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"If your travelling this week have at lest a 1L bottle of drink with you at all times.
Why? You do know this isnt a third world country? You do know your rarely far from a potable water source, usually from a tap! The temperatures are barely in the eighties. When did we start panicking because its summer? You wont die from dehydration in this country, especially sat in a train nevermind un a traffic jam.
So wot if you wos on a train and it brok down cos of the heat in the midall of nowear ?
It would take 3 days or more to die from dehydration and I doubt a passenger train would be left for days without any assistance coming. Most trains have a trolley service (with drinks) and toilets with water in the taps.
Trolley service? Good Lord, you haven't caught a train recently have you? "Well when I went to Cardiff on the train just two Saturdays ago the trolley came around and I bought a bottle of summer fruits oasis and a kitkat. Arrival trains Wales. | |||
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"If your travelling this week have at lest a 1L bottle of drink with you at all times.
Why? You do know this isnt a third world country? You do know your rarely far from a potable water source, usually from a tap! The temperatures are barely in the eighties. When did we start panicking because its summer? You wont die from dehydration in this country, especially sat in a train nevermind un a traffic jam.
So wot if you wos on a train and it brok down cos of the heat in the midall of nowear ?
It would take 3 days or more to die from dehydration and I doubt a passenger train would be left for days without any assistance coming. Most trains have a trolley service (with drinks) and toilets with water in the taps.
Trolley service? Good Lord, you haven't caught a train recently have you?
It's at lest 10 years agow "south western trains still do a trolley service as they want staff on the Weymouth to Waterloo route | |||
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"If your travelling this week have at lest a 1L bottle of drink with you at all times.
Why? You do know this isnt a third world country? You do know your rarely far from a potable water source, usually from a tap! The temperatures are barely in the eighties. When did we start panicking because its summer? You wont die from dehydration in this country, especially sat in a train nevermind un a traffic jam.
So wot if you wos on a train and it brok down cos of the heat in the midall of nowear ?
It would take 3 days or more to die from dehydration and I doubt a passenger train would be left for days without any assistance coming. Most trains have a trolley service (with drinks) and toilets with water in the taps.
Trolley service? Good Lord, you haven't caught a train recently have you?
Well when I went to Cardiff on the train just two Saturdays ago the trolley came around and I bought a bottle of summer fruits oasis and a kitkat. Arrival trains Wales. "Wos it a express ? Thay allways have trolleys
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"If your travelling this week have at lest a 1L bottle of drink with you at all times.
Why? You do know this isnt a third world country? You do know your rarely far from a potable water source, usually from a tap! The temperatures are barely in the eighties. When did we start panicking because its summer? You wont die from dehydration in this country, especially sat in a train nevermind un a traffic jam.
So wot if you wos on a train and it brok down cos of the heat in the midall of nowear ?
It would take 3 days or more to die from dehydration and I doubt a passenger train would be left for days without any assistance coming. Most trains have a trolley service (with drinks) and toilets with water in the taps.
Trolley service? Good Lord, you haven't caught a train recently have you?
It's at lest 10 years agow
south western trains still do a trolley service as they want staff on the Weymouth to Waterloo route"How come the trains in south western have them but the 1s down hear in the south east have lost them ? | |||
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"If your travelling this week have at lest a 1L bottle of drink with you at all times.
Why? You do know this isnt a third world country? You do know your rarely far from a potable water source, usually from a tap! The temperatures are barely in the eighties. When did we start panicking because its summer? You wont die from dehydration in this country, especially sat in a train nevermind un a traffic jam.
So wot if you wos on a train and it brok down cos of the heat in the midall of nowear ?
It would take 3 days or more to die from dehydration and I doubt a passenger train would be left for days without any assistance coming. Most trains have a trolley service (with drinks) and toilets with water in the taps.
Trolley service? Good Lord, you haven't caught a train recently have you?
It's at lest 10 years agow "where i live its always trolly service. Only occassionally you wont get it | |||
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"If your travelling this week have at lest a 1L bottle of drink with you at all times.
Why? You do know this isnt a third world country? You do know your rarely far from a potable water source, usually from a tap! The temperatures are barely in the eighties. When did we start panicking because its summer? You wont die from dehydration in this country, especially sat in a train nevermind un a traffic jam.
So wot if you wos on a train and it brok down cos of the heat in the midall of nowear ?
It would take 3 days or more to die from dehydration and I doubt a passenger train would be left for days without any assistance coming. Most trains have a trolley service (with drinks) and toilets with water in the taps.
Trolley service? Good Lord, you haven't caught a train recently have you?
It's at lest 10 years agow
where i live its always trolly service. Only occassionally you wont get it"It's beginning to sound like its just south-eastern with out a trolley survive | |||
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"I was on a train yesterday and noticed Southern interspersed "carry water with you on journeys during the hot weather" between "next station" info. I'll admit to shaking my head and thinking no shit...do adults honestly need to be told to carry fluids in a heatwave?!! I despair!" | |||
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 I even have to go search for the guard to buy a bloomin ticket. | |||
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"If your travelling this week have at lest a 1L bottle of drink with you at all times.
Why? You do know this isnt a third world country? You do know your rarely far from a potable water source, usually from a tap! The temperatures are barely in the eighties. When did we start panicking because its summer? You wont die from dehydration in this country, especially sat in a train nevermind un a traffic jam.
So wot if you wos on a train and it brok down cos of the heat in the midall of nowear ?
It would take 3 days or more to die from dehydration and I doubt a passenger train would be left for days without any assistance coming. Most trains have a trolley service (with drinks) and toilets with water in the taps.
Trolley service? Good Lord, you haven't caught a train recently have you?
It's at lest 10 years agow
where i live its always trolly service. Only occassionally you wont get it
It's beginning to sound like its just south-eastern with out a trolley survive "The trains in East Anglia don't have them either. | |||
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"Never seen trolley service on the Reading to Waterloo line One and half hours stopper I even have to go search for the guard to buy a bloomin ticket."The guards are never around wen you want them are thay. | |||
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"Road closures in Wales due to the road melting!!! "How hot wos it in Wales ? | |||
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"If your travelling this week have at lest a 1L bottle of drink with you at all times.
Why? You do know this isnt a third world country? You do know your rarely far from a potable water source, usually from a tap! The temperatures are barely in the eighties. When did we start panicking because its summer? You wont die from dehydration in this country, especially sat in a train nevermind un a traffic jam.
So wot if you wos on a train and it brok down cos of the heat in the midall of nowear ?
It would take 3 days or more to die from dehydration and I doubt a passenger train would be left for days without any assistance coming. Most trains have a trolley service (with drinks) and toilets with water in the taps.
Trolley service? Good Lord, you haven't caught a train recently have you?
It's at lest 10 years agow
where i live its always trolly service. Only occassionally you wont get it
It's beginning to sound like its just south-eastern with out a trolley survive
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"Road closures in Wales due to the road melting!!!
How hot wos it in Wales ? "Melting hot apparently | |||
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"How were the trains today Seeside? "Oddley all on time | |||
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"So, how many were rushed into hospital with heatstroke and dehydration today?? Fucking none. A British summer is 3 hot days and a thunderstorm. Calm the fuck down people. You dont know what heat is. "2 swear words in a really short post....anyone would think the heat was getting to you | |||
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"Road closures in Wales due to the road melting!!!
How hot wos it in Wales ? "It was 30 degrees when I popped to Asda at tea time. | |||
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"So, how many were rushed into hospital with heatstroke and dehydration today?? Fucking none. A British summer is 3 hot days and a thunderstorm. Calm the fuck down people. You dont know what heat is. "We'll Thar wos sum train delays in the area wear i wos working cos of the heat. | |||
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"Dont blame the staff on the train they dont wish to hear passenger no ummm customers moaning . At least passengers can drink alcohol staff cant until off duty. Some customers deserve to be treated like livestock. "Yes i no wot you meen. (sum do) | |||
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"So, how many were rushed into hospital with heatstroke and dehydration today?? Fucking none. A British summer is 3 hot days and a thunderstorm. Calm the fuck down people. You dont know what heat is.
2 swear words in a really short post....anyone would think the heat was getting to you "That's wot i wos thinking. | |||
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"If your travelling this week have at lest a 1L bottle of drink with you at all times.
Why? You do know this isnt a third world country? You do know your rarely far from a potable water source, usually from a tap! The temperatures are barely in the eighties. When did we start panicking because its summer? You wont die from dehydration in this country, especially sat in a train nevermind un a traffic jam."So your advice to people, maybe even the elderly who might be catching a train, is don't be prepared - if you start feeling thirsty just wait and pay over the top pricing for a drink or even visit a skanky toilet and put mouth against a tap that has been used by god knows how many people who haven't washed hands. Excellent. | |||
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"Road closures in Wales due to the road melting!!!
How hot wos it in Wales ?
It was 30 degrees when I popped to Asda at tea time. "That's is rother hot. | |||
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"So, how many were rushed into hospital with heatstroke and dehydration today?? Fucking none. A British summer is 3 hot days and a thunderstorm. Calm the fuck down people. You dont know what heat is. "You know the national Statistics for hospital admissions? Impressive | |||
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"If your travelling this week have at lest a 1L bottle of drink with you at all times.
Why? You do know this isnt a third world country? You do know your rarely far from a potable water source, usually from a tap! The temperatures are barely in the eighties. When did we start panicking because its summer? You wont die from dehydration in this country, especially sat in a train nevermind un a traffic jam.
So your advice to people, maybe even the elderly who might be catching a train, is don't be prepared - if you start feeling thirsty just wait and pay over the top pricing for a drink or even visit a skanky toilet and put mouth against a tap that has been used by god knows how many people who haven't washed hands. Excellent. " | |||
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"So, how many were rushed into hospital with heatstroke and dehydration today?? Fucking none. A British summer is 3 hot days and a thunderstorm. Calm the fuck down people. You dont know what heat is.
You know the national Statistics for hospital admissions? Impressive "Lol | |||
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"If your travelling this week have at lest a 1L bottle of drink with you at all times.
Why? You do know this isnt a third world country? You do know your rarely far from a potable water source, usually from a tap! The temperatures are barely in the eighties. When did we start panicking because its summer? You wont die from dehydration in this country, especially sat in a train nevermind un a traffic jam.
So wot if you wos on a train and it brok down cos of the heat in the midall of nowear ?
"Or on the packed tube that gets held at West Ham station, with the doors closed because the platforms are closed? People keeping over with the heat; one man having a heart attack and no trolley service. | |||
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"I don't think it's stupid advice to carry water of there is risk of delay to your journey. Trolley services (if they exist) are not infinite supplies and neither is the tap water on a train. Depending on how busy the train is it could run out quite quickly. We in the UK are simply not geared up for very hot or very cold weather, rain we seem to be OK at lol " We are definitely ok in wind and rain.
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"If your travelling this week have at lest a 1L bottle of drink with you at all times.
Why? You do know this isnt a third world country? You do know your rarely far from a potable water source, usually from a tap! The temperatures are barely in the eighties. When did we start panicking because its summer? You wont die from dehydration in this country, especially sat in a train nevermind un a traffic jam.
So wot if you wos on a train and it brok down cos of the heat in the midall of nowear ?
Or on the packed tube that gets held at West Ham station, with the doors closed because the platforms are closed? People keeping over with the heat; one man having a heart attack and no trolley service. " | |||
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"Today might take my thermals off, it promises to reach 15celsius here, positively tropical for us." Lol | |||
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"So, how many were rushed into hospital with heatstroke and dehydration today?? Fucking none. A British summer is 3 hot days and a thunderstorm. Calm the fuck down people. You dont know what heat is. "I guarantee you there will have been many admissions for both of the above. And we’ve had several weeks of lovely weather now with plenty more to come so you are wrong on both counts. I think the heat is getting to you. | |||
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"If your travelling this week have at lest a 1L bottle of drink with you at all times.
Why? You do know this isnt a third world country? You do know your rarely far from a potable water source, usually from a tap! The temperatures are barely in the eighties. When did we start panicking because its summer? You wont die from dehydration in this country, especially sat in a train nevermind un a traffic jam.
So your advice to people, maybe even the elderly who might be catching a train, is don't be prepared - if you start feeling thirsty just wait and pay over the top pricing for a drink or even visit a skanky toilet and put mouth against a tap that has been used by god knows how many people who haven't washed hands. Excellent. "I'm elderly, retired, from a generation that used common sense. So when I had to take a train on Monday I put on cotton clothes and carried a litre of water with me. My home to Guy's hospital, including one mile walk to the station thirty minutes. It was hot and believe it or not I didn't need to be reminded to take water and I doubt anyone of my generation did either. Too much nannying. | |||
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"If your travelling this week have at lest a 1L bottle of drink with you at all times.
Why? You do know this isnt a third world country? You do know your rarely far from a potable water source, usually from a tap! The temperatures are barely in the eighties. When did we start panicking because its summer? You wont die from dehydration in this country, especially sat in a train nevermind un a traffic jam.
So your advice to people, maybe even the elderly who might be catching a train, is don't be prepared - if you start feeling thirsty just wait and pay over the top pricing for a drink or even visit a skanky toilet and put mouth against a tap that has been used by god knows how many people who haven't washed hands. Excellent.
I'm elderly, retired, from a generation that used common sense. So when I had to take a train on Monday I put on cotton clothes and carried a litre of water with me.
My home to Guy's hospital, including one mile walk to the station thirty minutes. It was hot and believe it or not I didn't need to be reminded to take water and I doubt anyone of my generation did either.
Too much nannying. "The Onley problem is common sense todays date is not very common anymore | |||
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"If your travelling this week have at lest a 1L bottle of drink with you at all times.
Why? You do know this isnt a third world country? You do know your rarely far from a potable water source, usually from a tap! The temperatures are barely in the eighties. When did we start panicking because its summer? You wont die from dehydration in this country, especially sat in a train nevermind un a traffic jam.
So your advice to people, maybe even the elderly who might be catching a train, is don't be prepared - if you start feeling thirsty just wait and pay over the top pricing for a drink or even visit a skanky toilet and put mouth against a tap that has been used by god knows how many people who haven't washed hands. Excellent.
I'm elderly, retired, from a generation that used common sense. So when I had to take a train on Monday I put on cotton clothes and carried a litre of water with me.
My home to Guy's hospital, including one mile walk to the station thirty minutes. It was hot and believe it or not I didn't need to be reminded to take water and I doubt anyone of my generation did either.
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"You’re a wise man Seeside, the advice you have given is good advice, if people choose to ignore it and then shrivel up and die on a hot stranded train then you can rest easy in the knowledge that you tried your best. "Lol | |||
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"If your travelling this week have at lest a 1L bottle of drink with you at all times.
Why? You do know this isnt a third world country? You do know your rarely far from a potable water source, usually from a tap! The temperatures are barely in the eighties. When did we start panicking because its summer? You wont die from dehydration in this country, especially sat in a train nevermind un a traffic jam.
So your advice to people, maybe even the elderly who might be catching a train, is don't be prepared - if you start feeling thirsty just wait and pay over the top pricing for a drink or even visit a skanky toilet and put mouth against a tap that has been used by god knows how many people who haven't washed hands. Excellent.
I'm elderly, retired, from a generation that used common sense. So when I had to take a train on Monday I put on cotton clothes and carried a litre of water with me.
My home to Guy's hospital, including one mile walk to the station thirty minutes. It was hot and believe it or not I didn't need to be reminded to take water and I doubt anyone of my generation did either.
Too much nannying.
The Onley problem is common sense todays date is not very common anymore "Then perhaps they need a practical lesson in what happens on a hot day. Its hot you get thirsty, you have a drink. Its not fucking rocket science and I dont need a man from a ministry to remind me to drink when thirsty. As for carrying around a litre of water. Really? A litre? I worked in the paper industry for over twenty years and the atmosphere in the machinehouses were as hot and humid as any sauna. Heat exhaustion and dehydration was rare and we were WORKING in it. How did we manage? Tea mainly! When did we become such a nation of gormless cunts that we need to be told to drink when its hot. The world really must think were stupid. | |||
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"So, how many were rushed into hospital with heatstroke and dehydration today?? Fucking none. A British summer is 3 hot days and a thunderstorm. Calm the fuck down people. You dont know what heat is.
I guarantee you there will have been many admissions for both of the above. And we’ve had several weeks of lovely weather now with plenty more to come so you are wrong on both counts. I think the heat is getting to you. "Quite the opposite, I prefer the heat and know how to work in it. You shouldnt need to tell an adult how to "survive" in temperatures that are hardly scorching. Makes me wonder how they survive on holidays. | |||
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"If your travelling this week have at lest a 1L bottle of drink with you at all times.
Why? You do know this isnt a third world country? You do know your rarely far from a potable water source, usually from a tap! The temperatures are barely in the eighties. When did we start panicking because its summer? You wont die from dehydration in this country, especially sat in a train nevermind un a traffic jam.
So your advice to people, maybe even the elderly who might be catching a train, is don't be prepared - if you start feeling thirsty just wait and pay over the top pricing for a drink or even visit a skanky toilet and put mouth against a tap that has been used by god knows how many people who haven't washed hands. Excellent.
I'm elderly, retired, from a generation that used common sense. So when I had to take a train on Monday I put on cotton clothes and carried a litre of water with me.
My home to Guy's hospital, including one mile walk to the station thirty minutes. It was hot and believe it or not I didn't need to be reminded to take water and I doubt anyone of my generation did either.
Too much nannying.
The Onley problem is common sense todays date is not very common anymore
Then perhaps they need a practical lesson in what happens on a hot day. Its hot you get thirsty, you have a drink. Its not fucking rocket science and I dont need a man from a ministry to remind me to drink when thirsty.
As for carrying around a litre of water. Really? A litre?
I worked in the paper industry for over twenty years and the atmosphere in the machinehouses were as hot and humid as any sauna. Heat exhaustion and dehydration was rare and we were WORKING in it. How did we manage? Tea mainly! When did we become such a nation of gormless cunts that we need to be told to drink when its hot. The world really must think were stupid."But Working in a hot bilding with plumbing 24'7 and being on a train in the middle of nowhere with nothing are 2 different things. And that's wear you will want/need a drink on hand. And how hard is it to carry a liter of drink ? It's just 2 500ml bottles.
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"For God sake my train is late "Nuthing new Thar then | |||
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"I don't think it's stupid advice to carry water of there is risk of delay to your journey. Trolley services (if they exist) are not infinite supplies and neither is the tap water on a train. Depending on how busy the train is it could run out quite quickly. We in the UK are simply not geared up for very hot or very cold weather, rain we seem to be OK at lol " I never said it was stupid advice. Though it is advice for the apparently stupid. Thirsty? Try water! Christ on a bike. | |||
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"I don't think it's stupid advice to carry water of there is risk of delay to your journey. Trolley services (if they exist) are not infinite supplies and neither is the tap water on a train. Depending on how busy the train is it could run out quite quickly. We in the UK are simply not geared up for very hot or very cold weather, rain we seem to be OK at lol I never said it was stupid advice. Though it is advice for the apparently stupid. Thirsty? Try water! Christ on a bike." And wear can you find water on a train with no taps and no trolley survive that's stuk cos of the heat and cos of the 3rd rail passengers can not get off so the dors are kept locked. Ps most trains don't have windows that open eather so your sat in a tin can ! | |||
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"If your travelling this week have at lest a 1L bottle of drink with you at all times.
Why? You do know this isnt a third world country? You do know your rarely far from a potable water source, usually from a tap! The temperatures are barely in the eighties. When did we start panicking because its summer? You wont die from dehydration in this country, especially sat in a train nevermind un a traffic jam.
So your advice to people, maybe even the elderly who might be catching a train, is don't be prepared - if you start feeling thirsty just wait and pay over the top pricing for a drink or even visit a skanky toilet and put mouth against a tap that has been used by god knows how many people who haven't washed hands. Excellent.
I'm elderly, retired, from a generation that used common sense. So when I had to take a train on Monday I put on cotton clothes and carried a litre of water with me.
My home to Guy's hospital, including one mile walk to the station thirty minutes. It was hot and believe it or not I didn't need to be reminded to take water and I doubt anyone of my generation did either.
Too much nannying.
The Onley problem is common sense todays date is not very common anymore
Then perhaps they need a practical lesson in what happens on a hot day. Its hot you get thirsty, you have a drink. Its not fucking rocket science and I dont need a man from a ministry to remind me to drink when thirsty.
As for carrying around a litre of water. Really? A litre?
I worked in the paper industry for over twenty years and the atmosphere in the machinehouses were as hot and humid as any sauna. Heat exhaustion and dehydration was rare and we were WORKING in it. How did we manage? Tea mainly! When did we become such a nation of gormless cunts that we need to be told to drink when its hot. The world really must think were stupid.
But Working in a hot bilding with plumbing 24'7 and being on a train in the middle of nowhere with nothing are 2 different things. And that's wear you will want/need a drink on hand. And how hard is it to carry a liter of drink ? It's just 2 500ml bottles.
And sum not most but sum people are a bit stupid."We were WORKING in it. Far more likely to be overcome by heat. You wont die sitting in a hot train for a few hours. Babies might, the elderly might. But babies depend on adults and the elderly dont need telling, they have seen it all and bought the tshirt. Stop warning the stupid about the bleeding obvious and clean out the gene pool. | |||
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"If your travelling this week have at lest a 1L bottle of drink with you at all times.
Why? You do know this isnt a third world country? You do know your rarely far from a potable water source, usually from a tap! The temperatures are barely in the eighties. When did we start panicking because its summer? You wont die from dehydration in this country, especially sat in a train nevermind un a traffic jam.
So your advice to people, maybe even the elderly who might be catching a train, is don't be prepared - if you start feeling thirsty just wait and pay over the top pricing for a drink or even visit a skanky toilet and put mouth against a tap that has been used by god knows how many people who haven't washed hands. Excellent.
I'm elderly, retired, from a generation that used common sense. So when I had to take a train on Monday I put on cotton clothes and carried a litre of water with me.
My home to Guy's hospital, including one mile walk to the station thirty minutes. It was hot and believe it or not I didn't need to be reminded to take water and I doubt anyone of my generation did either.
Too much nannying.
The Onley problem is common sense todays date is not very common anymore
Then perhaps they need a practical lesson in what happens on a hot day. Its hot you get thirsty, you have a drink. Its not fucking rocket science and I dont need a man from a ministry to remind me to drink when thirsty.
As for carrying around a litre of water. Really? A litre?
I worked in the paper industry for over twenty years and the atmosphere in the machinehouses were as hot and humid as any sauna. Heat exhaustion and dehydration was rare and we were WORKING in it. How did we manage? Tea mainly! When did we become such a nation of gormless cunts that we need to be told to drink when its hot. The world really must think were stupid."His post isn’t about drinking when you’re thirsty, it’s about being prepared to be stranded on a hot broken down train due to the heat. Any gormless cunt can see that, oh wait.......... | |||
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"If your travelling this week have at lest a 1L bottle of drink with you at all times.
Why? You do know this isnt a third world country? You do know your rarely far from a potable water source, usually from a tap! The temperatures are barely in the eighties. When did we start panicking because its summer? You wont die from dehydration in this country, especially sat in a train nevermind un a traffic jam.
So your advice to people, maybe even the elderly who might be catching a train, is don't be prepared - if you start feeling thirsty just wait and pay over the top pricing for a drink or even visit a skanky toilet and put mouth against a tap that has been used by god knows how many people who haven't washed hands. Excellent.
I'm elderly, retired, from a generation that used common sense. So when I had to take a train on Monday I put on cotton clothes and carried a litre of water with me.
My home to Guy's hospital, including one mile walk to the station thirty minutes. It was hot and believe it or not I didn't need to be reminded to take water and I doubt anyone of my generation did either.
Too much nannying.
The Onley problem is common sense todays date is not very common anymore
Then perhaps they need a practical lesson in what happens on a hot day. Its hot you get thirsty, you have a drink. Its not fucking rocket science and I dont need a man from a ministry to remind me to drink when thirsty.
As for carrying around a litre of water. Really? A litre?
I worked in the paper industry for over twenty years and the atmosphere in the machinehouses were as hot and humid as any sauna. Heat exhaustion and dehydration was rare and we were WORKING in it. How did we manage? Tea mainly! When did we become such a nation of gormless cunts that we need to be told to drink when its hot. The world really must think were stupid.
His post isn’t about drinking when you’re thirsty, it’s about being prepared to be stranded on a hot broken down train due to the heat. Any gormless cunt can see that, oh wait.......... "Did the heatwave just suddenly occur when the train set off? No. A heatwave is by definition, a raised temperature over a long period of time. Why are people suddenly so incapable of looking after themselves? I just hope they never go anywhere near the equator...tgey might burst into flames. | |||
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"Because they are stupid. They need to be told everything via social mediea. My app said this or didnt say that. They will moan because they failed to think for themselves." The truth at last! Do they need to be told to wipe their arses and lift the toilet seat as well? | |||
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"If your travelling this week have at lest a 1L bottle of drink with you at all times.
Why? You do know this isnt a third world country? You do know your rarely far from a potable water source, usually from a tap! The temperatures are barely in the eighties. When did we start panicking because its summer? You wont die from dehydration in this country, especially sat in a train nevermind un a traffic jam.
So your advice to people, maybe even the elderly who might be catching a train, is don't be prepared - if you start feeling thirsty just wait and pay over the top pricing for a drink or even visit a skanky toilet and put mouth against a tap that has been used by god knows how many people who haven't washed hands. Excellent.
I'm elderly, retired, from a generation that used common sense. So when I had to take a train on Monday I put on cotton clothes and carried a litre of water with me.
My home to Guy's hospital, including one mile walk to the station thirty minutes. It was hot and believe it or not I didn't need to be reminded to take water and I doubt anyone of my generation did either.
Too much nannying.
The Onley problem is common sense todays date is not very common anymore
Then perhaps they need a practical lesson in what happens on a hot day. Its hot you get thirsty, you have a drink. Its not fucking rocket science and I dont need a man from a ministry to remind me to drink when thirsty.
As for carrying around a litre of water. Really? A litre?
I worked in the paper industry for over twenty years and the atmosphere in the machinehouses were as hot and humid as any sauna. Heat exhaustion and dehydration was rare and we were WORKING in it. How did we manage? Tea mainly! When did we become such a nation of gormless cunts that we need to be told to drink when its hot. The world really must think were stupid.
But Working in a hot bilding with plumbing 24'7 and being on a train in the middle of nowhere with nothing are 2 different things. And that's wear you will want/need a drink on hand. And how hard is it to carry a liter of drink ? It's just 2 500ml bottles.
And sum not most but sum people are a bit stupid.
We were WORKING in it. Far more likely to be overcome by heat. You wont die sitting in a hot train for a few hours. Babies might, the elderly might. But babies depend on adults and the elderly dont need telling, they have seen it all and bought the tshirt. Stop warning the stupid about the bleeding obvious and clean out the gene pool."Why don’t you stop being a jumped up little prick and just see the post for what it is, a light hearted warning about the trains possibly breaking down. Seeside is a bit of a train buff and he knows his stuff with regards to them. He hasn’t mentioned dying, the equator or any of the other extreme things you keep waffling on about. We get it, you worked in a hot factory and lived to tell the tale, bully for you. Get down from that high horse before you fall off due to heatstroke. | |||
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"Because they are stupid. They need to be told everything via social mediea. My app said this or didnt say that. They will moan because they failed to think for themselves. The truth at last! Do they need to be told to wipe their arses and lift the toilet seat as well? "Some of them probably do. | |||
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"Road closures in Wales due to the road melting!!!
How hot wos it in Wales ? "North Wales being the hottest place in Britain yesterday and so far today according to the news. My van was showing 35°c!! | |||
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"My advice: Call in sick, stay in doors, be naked with a fan on" Naaahh!!, go to work, wearing trainers.. NOTHING ELSE! AND a 1litre bottle of water and a bag to keep keys, money etc in | |||
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"If your travelling this week have at lest a 1L bottle of drink with you at all times.
Why? You do know this isnt a third world country? You do know your rarely far from a potable water source, usually from a tap! The temperatures are barely in the eighties. When did we start panicking because its summer? You wont die from dehydration in this country, especially sat in a train nevermind un a traffic jam.
So your advice to people, maybe even the elderly who might be catching a train, is don't be prepared - if you start feeling thirsty just wait and pay over the top pricing for a drink or even visit a skanky toilet and put mouth against a tap that has been used by god knows how many people who haven't washed hands. Excellent.
I'm elderly, retired, from a generation that used common sense. So when I had to take a train on Monday I put on cotton clothes and carried a litre of water with me.
My home to Guy's hospital, including one mile walk to the station thirty minutes. It was hot and believe it or not I didn't need to be reminded to take water and I doubt anyone of my generation did either.
Too much nannying.
The Onley problem is common sense todays date is not very common anymore
Then perhaps they need a practical lesson in what happens on a hot day. Its hot you get thirsty, you have a drink. Its not fucking rocket science and I dont need a man from a ministry to remind me to drink when thirsty.
As for carrying around a litre of water. Really? A litre?
I worked in the paper industry for over twenty years and the atmosphere in the machinehouses were as hot and humid as any sauna. Heat exhaustion and dehydration was rare and we were WORKING in it. How did we manage? Tea mainly! When did we become such a nation of gormless cunts that we need to be told to drink when its hot. The world really must think were stupid.
But Working in a hot bilding with plumbing 24'7 and being on a train in the middle of nowhere with nothing are 2 different things. And that's wear you will want/need a drink on hand. And how hard is it to carry a liter of drink ? It's just 2 500ml bottles.
And sum not most but sum people are a bit stupid.
We were WORKING in it. Far more likely to be overcome by heat. You wont die sitting in a hot train for a few hours. Babies might, the elderly might. But babies depend on adults and the elderly dont need telling, they have seen it all and bought the tshirt. Stop warning the stupid about the bleeding obvious and clean out the gene pool."Have you got heet stroke or sumthing.
Seriously man relax.
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"If your travelling this week have at lest a 1L bottle of drink with you at all times.
Why? You do know this isnt a third world country? You do know your rarely far from a potable water source, usually from a tap! The temperatures are barely in the eighties. When did we start panicking because its summer? You wont die from dehydration in this country, especially sat in a train nevermind un a traffic jam.
So your advice to people, maybe even the elderly who might be catching a train, is don't be prepared - if you start feeling thirsty just wait and pay over the top pricing for a drink or even visit a skanky toilet and put mouth against a tap that has been used by god knows how many people who haven't washed hands. Excellent.
I'm elderly, retired, from a generation that used common sense. So when I had to take a train on Monday I put on cotton clothes and carried a litre of water with me.
My home to Guy's hospital, including one mile walk to the station thirty minutes. It was hot and believe it or not I didn't need to be reminded to take water and I doubt anyone of my generation did either.
Too much nannying.
The Onley problem is common sense todays date is not very common anymore
Then perhaps they need a practical lesson in what happens on a hot day. Its hot you get thirsty, you have a drink. Its not fucking rocket science and I dont need a man from a ministry to remind me to drink when thirsty.
As for carrying around a litre of water. Really? A litre?
I worked in the paper industry for over twenty years and the atmosphere in the machinehouses were as hot and humid as any sauna. Heat exhaustion and dehydration was rare and we were WORKING in it. How did we manage? Tea mainly! When did we become such a nation of gormless cunts that we need to be told to drink when its hot. The world really must think were stupid.
His post isn’t about drinking when you’re thirsty, it’s about being prepared to be stranded on a hot broken down train due to the heat. Any gormless cunt can see that, oh wait.......... "At lest sumone understands | |||
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"Road closures in Wales due to the road melting!!!
How hot wos it in Wales ?
North Wales being the hottest place in Britain yesterday and so far today according to the news. My van was showing 35°c!! "That's a hot day. | |||
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"My advice: Call in sick, stay in doors, be naked with a fan on Naaahh!!, go to work, wearing trainers.. NOTHING ELSE! AND a 1litre bottle of water and a bag to keep keys, money etc in "Lol think work may have sumthing to say about that | |||
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"Is it just nun's? Or other members of clegy? "
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"If your travelling this week have at lest a 1L bottle of drink with you at all times.
Why? You do know this isnt a third world country? You do know your rarely far from a potable water source, usually from a tap! The temperatures are barely in the eighties. When did we start panicking because its summer? You wont die from dehydration in this country, especially sat in a train nevermind un a traffic jam.
So your advice to people, maybe even the elderly who might be catching a train, is don't be prepared - if you start feeling thirsty just wait and pay over the top pricing for a drink or even visit a skanky toilet and put mouth against a tap that has been used by god knows how many people who haven't washed hands. Excellent.
I'm elderly, retired, from a generation that used common sense. So when I had to take a train on Monday I put on cotton clothes and carried a litre of water with me.
My home to Guy's hospital, including one mile walk to the station thirty minutes. It was hot and believe it or not I didn't need to be reminded to take water and I doubt anyone of my generation did either.
Too much nannying.
The Onley problem is common sense todays date is not very common anymore
Then perhaps they need a practical lesson in what happens on a hot day. Its hot you get thirsty, you have a drink. Its not fucking rocket science and I dont need a man from a ministry to remind me to drink when thirsty.
As for carrying around a litre of water. Really? A litre?
I worked in the paper industry for over twenty years and the atmosphere in the machinehouses were as hot and humid as any sauna. Heat exhaustion and dehydration was rare and we were WORKING in it. How did we manage? Tea mainly! When did we become such a nation of gormless cunts that we need to be told to drink when its hot. The world really must think were stupid.
But Working in a hot bilding with plumbing 24'7 and being on a train in the middle of nowhere with nothing are 2 different things. And that's wear you will want/need a drink on hand. And how hard is it to carry a liter of drink ? It's just 2 500ml bottles.
And sum not most but sum people are a bit stupid.
We were WORKING in it. Far more likely to be overcome by heat. You wont die sitting in a hot train for a few hours. Babies might, the elderly might. But babies depend on adults and the elderly dont need telling, they have seen it all and bought the tshirt. Stop warning the stupid about the bleeding obvious and clean out the gene pool.
Why don’t you stop being a jumped up little prick and just see the post for what it is, a light hearted warning about the trains possibly breaking down. Seeside is a bit of a train buff and he knows his stuff with regards to them. He hasn’t mentioned dying, the equator or any of the other extreme things you keep waffling on about. We get it, you worked in a hot factory and lived to tell the tale, bully for you. Get down from that high horse before you fall off due to heatstroke. "I wont get heatstroke. I know to drink when thirsty. Like animals do. I wasnt having a pop at the op. I was having a pop at the society we niw live in that engineers out so many "dangers" and warns us about every possible slight that could befall us. We are becoming unthinking zombies, incapable of independant thought and decision making. Nobody needs to be told most of the advice we are given. I often wonder how our old people got to the age they did. | |||
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"anyone had sex on a train ?" I've not had sex anywear yet. I'm untouched
But if I'm onist it is sumthing id like to do.
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"Only in the UK .... "Actually, only anywhere in the world where extreme heat is less frequent and such tolerances are difficult to build into the track. If the think the UK is bad, try Canada where the track is so cold in the winter it could shatter, yet buckle with the same heat we`re experiencing! | |||
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"anyone had sex on a train ?" I was going to, but there was no buffet service and I didnt want to overheat and collapse due to lack of water. I worked that out all by myself. I didnt need the NHS, the rail franchise or Andy Burnham etc to tell me. | |||
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"anyone had sex on a train ? I was going to, but there was no buffet service and I didnt want to overheat and collapse due to lack of water. I worked that out all by myself. I didnt need the NHS, the rail franchise or Andy Burnham etc to tell me. "Geeeeee need to be sarcastic...... | |||
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"I don't think it's stupid advice to carry water of there is risk of delay to your journey. Trolley services (if they exist) are not infinite supplies and neither is the tap water on a train. Depending on how busy the train is it could run out quite quickly. We in the UK are simply not geared up for very hot or very cold weather, rain we seem to be OK at lol I never said it was stupid advice. Though it is advice for the apparently stupid. Thirsty? Try water! Christ on a bike." You seem to be very aggressive.. Perhaps you are dehydrated.... Drink some water. If you have the commons sense to be able, to mnhw your fluid intake, then I'd wager the advice was not aimed at you. Like seaside said, we're not talkimg about workplaces where access to water (or tea) is plentiful. We're talking about situations where that access could be limited in emergency situations. A litre of water isn't really that much to carry. | |||
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"I don't think it's stupid advice to carry water of there is risk of delay to your journey. Trolley services (if they exist) are not infinite supplies and neither is the tap water on a train. Depending on how busy the train is it could run out quite quickly. We in the UK are simply not geared up for very hot or very cold weather, rain we seem to be OK at lol I never said it was stupid advice. Though it is advice for the apparently stupid. Thirsty? Try water! Christ on a bike. You seem to be very aggressive.. Perhaps you are dehydrated.... Drink some water. If you have the commons sense to be able, to mnhw your fluid intake, then I'd wager the advice was not aimed at you. Like seaside said, we're not talkimg about workplaces where access to water (or tea) is plentiful. We're talking about situations where that access could be limited in emergency situations. A litre of water isn't really that much to carry. " | |||
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