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Nicknames for TOCs

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Peter Mugridge

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Slow Wobbly Trams

( from a newspaper a few years ago during that big driver shortage thingy... )
 
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The Colonel

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Not a TOC, but one I've always liked is that for the RCTS (Railway Correspondence & Travel Society) - Royal Corps of Train Spotters.

And the LCGB was the Little Club for Good Boys . . .:D

First Capital Connect = First Capital Contempt
 

trickyvegas

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Not so much a nickname but a little ditty made up by York fans travelling back from Horwich Parkway in January after cable theft chaos in the Bolton area.

It swings to the left
It swings to the right
This Lancashire train is f*****g s***e
 

mallard

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First Late Western
CrossCountry (cross as in angry)
Arriva Trains Fails
East Midlands Pains
London Twitland
Chiltern Failways
MerseyFail, Northern Fail, ScotFail, etc.
 

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Removed post..... their solicitor is reading this aswell as my facebook, HI SIMON!!! :)
 

Bon Accord

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Am I the only one that thinks almost all of these names are childish and pretty unfunny and when used genuinely in a post or conversation they just make the user seem a bit silly?

Quite possibly yes.
Everyone else appears to take life for what it is and has a sense of humour.
 
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