Flamingo
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Myth xxxx+3: If you are a shareholder in the TOC, you can sit in First Class on a Std Class ticket.
Myth xxxx+3: If you are a shareholder in the TOC, you can sit in First Class on a Std Class ticket.
Are they really though, or do they just say that?
Myth number 46347607356320953285:
Peasants would be arrested for making engravings and drawings of the Surrey Iron Railway in case the resulting pictures were of use to Napoleon.
Myth number 46347607356320953285:
Peasants would be arrested for making engravings and drawings of the Surrey Iron Railway in case the resulting pictures were of use to Napoleon.
That's not a myth, Arriva bid for the franchise after the trains were introduced so they did choose to have trains that are too shortMyth 139 - XC choose to have trains that are too short
That's not a myth, Arriva bid for the franchise after the trains were introduced so they did choose to have trains that are too short
Ha ha!Myth xxxx+3: If you are a shareholder in the TOC, you can sit in First Class on a Std Class ticket.
Ha ha!
I've just checked . . . a passenger can buy a share in Stagecoach today for £2.15 , National Express for £2.54 or, if they feel really wealthy, a share in First Group for an astronomical £3.70.
Seems like a very cheap upgrade if it ever had a shread of truth!
You'll need to buy at least a hundred though!
I have once had "don't you know who I am young man!"
Nice one!Next time someone tries that on, you should go to the tannoy and say "We've a gentlemen in Coach C who doesn't know who he is... could any medical staff please attend" - he'll soon remember![]()
Myth 12: DVTs are too light to stay on the track in the event of a crash
(DBSOs are a different story....)
Myth No. 196 - all rail staff get free or priv travel across the UK rail network.
Myth No. 196 - all rail staff get free or priv travel across the UK rail network.
Myth 197: BR invented the Tilting Train...
Myth No. 196 - all rail staff get free or priv travel across the UK rail network.
It's not now, which was what he was getting at!That was the case under British Rail.