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Sticking your head out of the window - tips?

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ainsworth74

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Okay let me rephrase that, in the absolutely most ludicrously unlikely worst case scenario it's possible that a bee hitting you in the face could cause some serious damage. However normally it will just cause a mess...

Happy now?

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Okay let me rephrase that, in the absolutely most ludicrously unlikely worst case scenario it's possible that a bee hitting you in the face could cause some serious damage. However normally it will just cause a mess...

Happy now?

;)

Slightly more so; :)
 

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Anyway.... the first class pass reference was merely to show that I could always get next to the power car, not to draw everyone into some debate about bees.
 

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Ok. Of course, if it was a STD class ticket, it would be wasps that would be the danger <D
 
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NXEC are back? :shock::-x

*sorry*

I only just found out on Wikipedia that they don't run it anymore :roll: I thought the colour scheme on YouTube vids looked a bit strange :oops:
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Incidentally, if you stood in the last coach to listen to the rear power car the bee would probably already bee (groan!) splatted so there's no risk of getting it's backside nipper harpooning yer 'ooter at 125 mph :lol:
 
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