• Our new ticketing site is now live! Using either this or the original site (both powered by TrainSplit) helps support the running of the forum with every ticket purchase! Find out more and ask any questions/give us feedback in this thread!

The Super Hellfire Picture Thread

Status
Not open for further replies.
Sponsor Post - registered members do not see these adverts; click here to register, or click here to log in
R

RailUK Forums

P156KWJ

Established Member
Joined
26 Nov 2007
Messages
4,226
Location
Nottinghamshire
The staff at Nottingham mostly know me anyway, but when I went to Sheffield, this (not being racist) asian guy as soon as I said the word 'child' when buying a ticket to Stockport said "YOU GOT PROOF OF AGE??" :roll:
 

Gizmogle

Established Member
Joined
28 Aug 2006
Messages
6,015
Okay, well, I'm not opposed to drinking or anything. It's quite rare that I do it.

It's one of my tasks to drink shots of vodka though lol. Eep.
 

JoshW1992

Established Member
Joined
1 May 2006
Messages
1,202
Location
Warwickshire
It's one of my tasks to drink shots of vodka though lol. Eep.


Naaa dont worry Gizmogle.... after one shot, you wont know what you're doing, so It'll be fine....


Is this just my opinion to drinking????


Few cans of Carlsberg goes down nicely in my opinion.. ;)
 

Gizmogle

Established Member
Joined
28 Aug 2006
Messages
6,015
Yeah. See, the last drink I had was probably months ago, if not longer. I'll have the occassional drink if there's like a small gathering of friends for a party or whatever, but other than that, I just don't do it.

I'm on a college course at the moment that's basically for the drop out troublemakers, and we all had to introduce ourselves on the first day. When asked about our interests, about 95% of them said "getting p*ssed and smoking".

And that just saddens me. The fact that people laugh at me for being a rail enthusiast, but they have no hobbies themselves. Nothing that they're interested in, or want to do with their time apart from getting drunk.

That's why I'm proud to be a rail enthusiast. I'm proud that I have something that I enjoy. A hobby. It's more than a lot of people have.
 

P156KWJ

Established Member
Joined
26 Nov 2007
Messages
4,226
Location
Nottinghamshire
and do stupid stuff like rob shopping trolleys from Morrisons and throw em on the railway line :roll:

Nottingham was full of drunks yesterday :shock:
Some random guy asked a bunch of kids for a cigarette, and they said they didn't have any, and replied "It's England everyone f***ing smokes, give me a fag now" :???:
 

JoshW1992

Established Member
Joined
1 May 2006
Messages
1,202
Location
Warwickshire
And that just saddens me. The fact that people laugh at me for being a rail enthusiast, but they have no hobbies themselves. Nothing that they're interested in, or want to do with their time apart from getting drunk.


I totally agree with you. I keep saying this to everyone... I get bullied at school for my interest, but who gives a flying s***e what people think about us. I enjoy my hobby, and I'm sure you do. No one else has hobbies these days, so we should be proud of what we do.

Chavs and other 'common' things like that will love to take the mick out of us, but just take one look at them...
Whose in the better position... Harmless people with hobbies... or disgusting, foul mouthed idiots like that????




We'll rule the world one day ;)
 

P156KWJ

Established Member
Joined
26 Nov 2007
Messages
4,226
Location
Nottinghamshire
people always ask me on a monday (when I'm at school) "did you enjoy playing with your little trains on Saturday Miles?" (roughly translated as "were your duties at the GCRN enjoyable on saturday Miles?") :(
 

Gizmogle

Established Member
Joined
28 Aug 2006
Messages
6,015
Jesus.

I was bullied at school. But I'm at college now, and it's much better.

College is the point where all the kids come out of school, and they've either gotta grow up and get along with people, or just get kicked off and have to go earn minimum wage for the rest of their lives.

The chavs and troublemakers are no longer the cool ones. They're just the timewasters that no one wants.
 

JoshW1992

Established Member
Joined
1 May 2006
Messages
1,202
Location
Warwickshire
Wish I could go there.... Just gotta put up with crap till I leave now though. Things have calmed down a bit now... I've started fighting back ;)
 

Gizmogle

Established Member
Joined
28 Aug 2006
Messages
6,015
Yeah. Don't worry, the popular chav kids just get everything so easily when they're at school. It'll hit them hard when they have to grow up and work with different people.

I started college in September 07. I was under confident and just never spoke to people. I would spend all my dinner breaks on my own and I hated it. I dropped out.

Now I'm on this course, and I love it. The other people on it are the kind of people that I would never have spoken to, but I pushed myself on those first few days to talk to people and just be social.

Best thing I've ever done. I'm so, so proud of myself. Normally I'd be the one sat on my own or whatever, but now...after those years of bullying and not fitting in, things are actually going well.
 

JoshW1992

Established Member
Joined
1 May 2006
Messages
1,202
Location
Warwickshire
Oh yes, they will have a surprise when they realise that life isnt a joke like they think it is..... When they are at the height of their career, they will have to ask many questions.... the most popular being..... 'Would you like fries with that?'

:)
 

Gizmogle

Established Member
Joined
28 Aug 2006
Messages
6,015
Definately. I have my dinner served to me every day by a couple of old people from my class that used to bully me.
 

JoshW1992

Established Member
Joined
1 May 2006
Messages
1,202
Location
Warwickshire
Well if I was in your position, I would make them feel so uncomfortable.... they'd wish they hadnt of bullied you at school.

I've learnt some great techniques to put someone in their place.. and trust me... it worked for me! :D
 

D306

Established Member
Joined
9 Apr 2007
Messages
2,237
Location
somewhere concrete
None of my friends at school know that I'm an enthusiast. I've kept it quiet for the past 4/5 years now, but I added that other galleries box on fotopic now, so anyone looking on my general photo site, will see the link to my rail photo site. I cba to tell them, they can find out for themselves.

Have to totaly agree with you Giz
Gizmogle said:
Yeah. Don't worry, the popular chav kids just get everything so easily when they're at school. It'll hit them hard when they have to grow up and work with different people.

Most of my school is full of chavs (suprisingly it's a catholic one as well), and all they do is go round making noise, bunking off, smoking ect.... but yeh, when they hit work, it'll totaly change them. They think part time is hard, lets see them work full time
 

Gizmogle

Established Member
Joined
28 Aug 2006
Messages
6,015
I've learnt some great techniques to put someone in their place.. and trust me... it worked for me! :D

Thing is, I don't care anymore.

They gave me a hard time at school, but now they're going to be the ones struggling in life.
 

class 313

Established Member
Joined
10 Dec 2005
Messages
6,475
Location
St Albans
I like to drink, doesn't make me a chav. It's great most the time, and others can seem a little wet ;))) but still. I don't go around public places and drink till I throw up just at party's ;)

But lets be honest. It's not just chav's that take the ****, no I'm not sticking up for them I just think you lot are blaming it totally on them which isn't true.
 

JoshW1992

Established Member
Joined
1 May 2006
Messages
1,202
Location
Warwickshire
I like to drink, doesn't make me a chav. It's great most the time, and others can seem a little wet ;))) but still. I don't go around public places and drink till I throw up just at party's ;)


You're not the only one.... That reminds me, I have a can of Carlsberg in the fridge... Might save it till tomorrow though! :grin:
 

Gizmogle

Established Member
Joined
28 Aug 2006
Messages
6,015
I like to drink, doesn't make me a chav. It's great most the time, and others can seem a little wet ;))) but still. I don't go around public places and drink till I throw up just at party's ;)

Never said it did. But you have hobbies. You have interests. You enjoy a drink, which is good, but it's not your entire life.

There are so many people my age, and all they care about is drinking. What have they got to look forward to in life?
 

class 313

Established Member
Joined
10 Dec 2005
Messages
6,475
Location
St Albans
Never said it did. But you have hobbies. You have interests. You enjoy a drink, which is good, but it's not your entire life.

There are so many people my age, and all they care about is drinking. What have they got to look forward to in life?

Drinking is their life I guess. What have they got to look forward to? Various forms of possible cancer, organs failing... Sounds rather dreadful ;)
 
Status
Not open for further replies.

Top