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"Man tries to board train with pony in Wrexham"

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Masbroughlad

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I think I have just about seen it all now! :lol: :lol: :lol:

Did they buy a return to Horsham or Winnichester? :oops:
 

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Maybe if it were a 'nodding donkey' they would have been allowed on? They go to Heysham don't they?

I'll stop now, while a few percent of my credibility are still intact!
 

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Bit of a crackpot there.

I can just imagine the look on the guys face in the ticket office! :D
 

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I reckon he was going to neighlsea & Backwell or maybe Weston-super-mare.
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Bit of a crackpot there.

I can just imagine the look on the guys face in the ticket office! :D

I wonder if he charged them the Accompanied Animals and Articles fare?
 
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Come on guys, the jokes are really terrible. It's neigh use trying to be funny when you aren't.

Oh dear, someone got the neigh in before me. Thats a classical fail.
 

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He looks like quite the fare evader to me. I bet he would be able to jump over the fence no problem.
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Come on guys, the jokes are really terrible. It's neigh use trying to be funny when you aren't.

It's ok. Were just horsing about!
 
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Masbroughlad

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Thats Arriva for you - didn't they fall at the first fence with their West Coast bid? While the other 4 survivors jockey for position.
 

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Does anyone find this quite ironic, given many passengers may find it quicker to travel by pony?
 

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If it was a TGV, the surrender monkeys would call it lunch.




Damn, that's wrong in so many ways :(
 

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"Excuse me, can I bring my horse on the train?"
"Neigh, neigh, trice neigh!"
 

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All joking apart I once had a couple of small goats on one of my trains and often see a chap who breeds Bantum Hens travel with his new additions.
 

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A bit more about it here http://www.dailypost.co.uk/news/nor...e-on-train-at-wrexham-station-55578-28712751/

The new Wag Express mark 2, starts on Monday via Wrexham, perhaps he got the days mixed up, as there was horse trading between WAG & ATW for the £600K subsidy to run
the 175 service to December.

The man is well known in Wrexham, often parks his pony outside the local Irish Bar, takes it for walks just like a dog.


Bob
 
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And for our Welsh speakers......

ARRIVA......

GwasNAAAAAYeth Cymru! ;)
 
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