#89

Why’s that? Do you have another means of conveyance?

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#90

I was once travelling on a train with my bag on the seat next to me and someone came along and sat on my bag! There were loads of spare seats and they didn’t ask me to move it first. I was fuming

#91

now that you’ve mentioned it…

#92

That’s a 100% solid doing.

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#94

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#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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