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I would be more concerned about being referred for prosecution by gateline staff at Liverpool Street when disembarking
Surely, if it displayed on departure boards at Stratford without any notice that it is set down only then no-one could reasonably expect someone to read the timetable?
 
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This thread has gone a bit off topic, but I'm really surprised about the attitudes to leaning out windows, do you not see people do it all the time on heritage railways/charters? perhaps the fun is lost with age?

Isn't this just one of the greatest things ever? (especially with better weather =p)
http://youtu.be/rwVgbp_mXYw?t=38s
(NOT me or my video)

I've seen that video before. I was OK with it (although did think it was dangerous) until I saw the bit where he brings his head in very late as the train enters a tunnel: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rwVgbp_mXYw&t=2m25s

I understand that people enjoy the heads out experience, but this was taking it too far. It would be horrible if the person in the video was killed.
 
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