#95

see, this is what I thought!

#96
  1. Its really hot.
  2. having two arm rests is a luxury and completely worth it
  3. More leg room yes

Having one person next to you is normally completely fine but having people on both sides can be rather uncomfortable

#97

It does vary a lot depending on the line.

#98

People who sit in the aisle seat and/or with a bag on the seat next to them and resolutely stare down into their book/paper/phone/Kindle/whatever without making any effort to look up to see if anyone might need the seat they are blocking are proper bellends.

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#99

None of this matters, if you get a bus/tube more than like twice a week you just don’t care at all

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#100

Tube: Stay seated probably, won’t realistically be too long (or shuffle across like one seat)

Train: If it’s longer than next stop or so for me, then get up and go to the toilet, then sit back down elsewhere.

#101
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#102

My commute is 45 mins of the tube. Which probably affects the question somewhat

#103

I’ve got to go to fucking Acton for a job tomorrow lads. Acton. Gonna end up killing someone by the weekend :new_moon_with_face:

#104

Bank job or a hit? Or is it all a bit hush hush?

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#105

It involves food and the internet so it’s probably my most peak dis jobby yet

#106

I really hope you don’t act-on those impulses!

#107

Thank you Ant, I hope Man United don’t lose by more than three goals or sothis weekend

#108

Wow, that’s an unexpected but lovely sentimen… HEY! Wait a minute…

#109

Managing the official Hamburglar twitter account?

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#110

Close it’s Grimace’s instagram

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#111

Alarmed more people wouldn’t help out the pregnant person clearly too shy to ask to sit down. Often it might be because the people sat can’t see them / haven’t noticed from reading / staring at phones, and would gladly jump up if it were brought to their attention.

#112

Acton Baby!

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#113

Lights! Camera! Acton!

#114

Fuming m9 looking at google maps it’s basically Balonz territory