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Just when you thought tube journeys couldn't be more depressing.... on 22:38 - May 12 by ElderGrizzly
Or don’t. Just keep your mouth shut and covered...
The long slow death of the soul! (Although I do realise you are a civil servant) I spoke to people in the queue for and in the supermarket today and then to the woman serving me....I shall continue to do so!
"They break our legs and tell us to be grateful when they offer us crutches."
Just when you thought tube journeys couldn't be more depressing.... on 23:04 - May 12 by BanksterDebtSlave
The long slow death of the soul! (Although I do realise you are a civil servant) I spoke to people in the queue for and in the supermarket today and then to the woman serving me....I shall continue to do so!
Better to have a short term death of the soul than a long slow death attached to a ventilator and none of your loved ones beside you when you take your final breath.
Just when you thought tube journeys couldn't be more depressing.... on 23:04 - May 12 by BanksterDebtSlave
The long slow death of the soul! (Although I do realise you are a civil servant) I spoke to people in the queue for and in the supermarket today and then to the woman serving me....I shall continue to do so!
What sort of conversation would you have with a stranger for three stops on a noisy train on the Northern Line? Especially when said stranger is getting off in 2.
Just when you thought tube journeys couldn't be more depressing.... on 23:18 - May 12 by GlasgowBlue
Better to have a short term death of the soul than a long slow death attached to a ventilator and none of your loved ones beside you when you take your final breath.
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You know what.....I would take my chances of talking to and being spoken to by somebody wearing a mask or even not wearing one....let's face everybody on that tube train is still breathing. Furthermore, as per the pictures on BBC Breakfast of primary school kids being made to play in chalked off boxes and sit on distanced yellow crosses (Belgium), I would rather keep them at home!
"They break our legs and tell us to be grateful when they offer us crutches."
Just when you thought tube journeys couldn't be more depressing.... on 07:11 - May 13 by eireblue
What sort of conversation would you have with a stranger for three stops on a noisy train on the Northern Line? Especially when said stranger is getting off in 2.
They do not even get as far as acknowledging each others existence never mind a 2 stop conversation.....surely a carriageway wide rendition of 'We've Met Again ' would be a good starting point.
"They break our legs and tell us to be grateful when they offer us crutches."
Just when you thought tube journeys couldn't be more depressing.... on 07:54 - May 13 by Steve_M
Why would anyone ever want to talk to anyone on the tube, let alone someone they don't know? Unless it's about 23:30 and everyone is pissed.
You have answered your own question...there is a social animal inside you desperate for release without the aid of alcohol...set yourself free Steve M, talk to a stranger today!!
"They break our legs and tell us to be grateful when they offer us crutches."
One time accountant, CFO, management consultant, teacher specialising in working in developing countries and fraud detection, who likes to cycle a bit and moan about the impending climate emergency and our lack of actions to address it...
Just when you thought tube journeys couldn't be more depressing.... on 08:23 - May 13 by bluelagos
Hardly my skillset Bankster.
One time accountant, CFO, management consultant, teacher specialising in working in developing countries and fraud detection, who likes to cycle a bit and moan about the impending climate emergency and our lack of actions to address it...
A P.R job is sure to crop up if you keep looking...you would be a shoe in.
"They break our legs and tell us to be grateful when they offer us crutches."
Just when you thought tube journeys couldn't be more depressing.... on 07:11 - May 13 by eireblue
What sort of conversation would you have with a stranger for three stops on a noisy train on the Northern Line? Especially when said stranger is getting off in 2.
Well, in the past it has been done to determine the course of the war.
Just when you thought tube journeys couldn't be more depressing.... on 23:18 - May 12 by GlasgowBlue
Better to have a short term death of the soul than a long slow death attached to a ventilator and none of your loved ones beside you when you take your final breath.
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Yes because that's going to happen to everybody that talks to another human being right now..…….
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Just when you thought tube journeys couldn't be more depressing.... on 09:53 - May 13 with 1327 views
To be fair to those people in the photo there’s probably a queue of beggars trying to get someone’s attention so that they can tell them their life story - obviously for money of course.
Those people are probably just trying to ignore them.
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