People getting clippers or some other kind of water transport for a section of their commute. Who do you think you are, James Bond? Where do you think you are, Venice?
More traffic means more gridlock I suppose so lack of movement may cancel out the Bambi’s on wheels.
Londoners walking en masse
diamond spade death
went into a different coffee shop than I usually do on my way into work (different route). Encountered a group of about 4 businessmen ordering coffee in front of me, and made the discovery that listening to businessmen order coffee is probably the worst thing in the world.
In tone or content?
mainly tone, really. some content stuff too though. today, the guy said, OH WE’LL BE BACK LATER.
fuck off.
This. Groups of men in suits have nails-on-a-chalkboard banter most of the time.
There’s a fucking Guardian live blog. JFC.
Worth it for the bleak as fuck photos Imagine waiting a full hour for a bus and not walking even a bit of the journey
Tube strikes are one of the many, many reasons I wouldn’t live in London
tube strikes are basically like snow days though, made out of scowling rather than frozen water
Be honest, you’re just playing with your cat.
I bet there’s a load of related facebook activity.
My personal echo chamber is all workers solidarity tbh Computers are workers too
gonna walk for 85 minutes to get form work to my mates place in brixton
i’ve even got my tracksuit bottoms with me (already wearing them, cheers) in anticipation of such a lovely long walk
to actually say something relevant to the thread tho, it was funny walking past the station this morning and seeing shit loads of people on their phones, blatently calling work to say they’ll be late as if they had no idea there was a tube strike
someone on my facebook feed is complaining saying that they’re ‘all for standing up for your rights but not when it disrupts things to such a degree’
A classic Gandhi quote iirc
