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    Passengers watching "Adult Material" on the train

    Sounds like porn would be a classier upgrade :P
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    Passengers watching "Adult Material" on the train

    In Fowler's defence, it can't be any worse than Southend. I had an ex down there and we thought we'd pop out for a drink in the town. Lots and lots of flesh on show. Not long after we discovered it was A level results night. Saw some very questionable outfits on c2c that night haha!
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    Class 90s out of Liverpool Street to Stratford

    The Stansted Express are also advertised on the main board as not stopping at Tottenham Hale, however I always used it to go back to Tottenham. Interestingly, they did have Tottenham advertised on the platform indicators and on the side of the train. Sounds like that isn't as officially set...
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    Passengers watching "Adult Material" on the train

    Haha that did make me laugh. I really a hope a guard comes along and does the whole "Sir, we've received complaints so I'm just gonna have to take this", only to whip away the Playboy and reveal Modern Railways to everyone
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    Passengers watching "Adult Material" on the train

    Oh yeah I get why they do it. Though as someone who loves Jackass I'm probably not one to talk too much about trash tv haha!
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    Passengers watching "Adult Material" on the train

    I've not seen it, but I remember that Sex Box one they did. To me personally, its just really cheap and nasty TV
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    Passengers watching "Adult Material" on the train

    As long as its not out loud, who's it bothering? I've watched Jackass a fair few times on my iPad. And once a load of drunks next to me thought it was the best thing ever. So I don't particularly care haha
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    Scenic lines that are underrated

    It really is each to their own haha, I'd take Richmond to Stratford over the Scottish Highlands everyday
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    Great Northern 317 & 321 diagrams

    I don't have them to hand, but aim for the for slow Peterborough and Cambridge services. They operate some of the 'faster' slow services at rush hour. Such as the skip stop ones to Welwyn
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    What drives you round the bend when using the train?

    I hate it when people moan about kids crying, despite the parents really looking after them. Yes, it's annoying when the parents ignore them, but when the parents are trying really hard to pacify, particular parents travelling on their own, then I have no issue with it. Babies cry. You did it, I...
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    Train Spotting Locations

    If you can find a cheap advance or offer to get to London, I'd recommend that. Especially if you could hotel it one night. With a Travel Card you could spend an Hour or so at any of Clapham Junction, Stratford, Finsbury Park, East Croydon and all the termini to name but a few. All these stations...
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    WCML Glasgow via Trent Valley 221s?

    A Glasgow - London Terminals ticket, Route: Any Permitted will be fine for a start. I believe, any service that travels between the two points of your destination (in this case Glasgow and London Terminals) is valid, despite if it takes a detour via Birmingham.
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    Chiltern in to Baker Street?

    Would they be capable south of Harrow? Between Harrow and the tunnels at Finchley Road?
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    Euston - Birmingham NS stock

    Shame it looked a bit scrappy, guess thats down to the individual maintenance I suppose. I've only been on Meridians three times, so I'm not that well experienced on them, but I seem to recall I thought they were ok.
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    Euston - Birmingham NS stock

    In the timetable look for the ones which have 'MS' at the top of the column. Stands for Mainline Silver, and is the one which is hauled.
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    Euston - Birmingham NS stock

    Too many people on here sit with their rose tinted specs, moping after MK3's. I'm not saying as enthusiasts we shouldn't fondly remember the old stock we loved so much that has now gone. But, the railways have a purpose. The Pendo is modern stock designed to tilt to lower journey times...
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    Trivia: Railway Stations that are next to each other but have no direct services?

    Good Shout. I regularly use the line through Tooting and forgot all about that one. Yes, there is one a day from Streatham Hill to London Bridge via Tulse Hill, evening peak I think? I could just be making that up. But it does run. And AFAIK the Beckenham Junction has a couple of triains. Having...
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    Chiltern in to Baker Street?

    Interesting it shows in the timetable. Yeah I seemed to recall reading somewhere it was investigated but not ever done. Out of pure interest how much work would have to be done so that the turbos could reach Baker Street? It would be funny to see everyone expecting an eight carriage long S8 and...
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    Chiltern in to Baker Street?

    As I was browsing Wikipedia you do, I discovered this (describing Chiltern's Parly services): Now as far I know this is rubbish, and no Turbo's go anywhere near Baker Street. But it did get me thinking, did it ever happen historically? back in the steam days, or early diesel days, did the...
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    Trivia: Railway Stations that are next to each other but have no direct services?

    Nah, thats not the point of the thread. The two stations can actually be miles apart. As long as they are consecutive on one line. i.e. you can board at station A and then there is no stop at the next set of platforms down the line. There are many cases where trains leave station A and then...

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