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| Attention Levels 02/10/2015 at 12:26 #76440 | |
belly buster
368 posts |
" said:" said:Click a few buttons; answer some phone calls, not that difficult is it?!" said:Having been a Real Signaller myself, I do wonder how much he underestimates his ability to actually do the job, with real trains, real track, real world weather events, real power failures, real points failures, real cows on the track, real track workers, and real coffee machines?Remember when I first started out on SimSig multiplayer? I was terrible! But now (after only a months practice) I feel like I can work for a real life signalling centre.:ohmy: Log in to reply |
| Attention Levels 02/10/2015 at 17:32 #76445 | |
Steamer
3985 posts |
" said:Tea Bag, Hot Water, then milk, not that difficult is it?!Clearly it is difficult- you forgot to ask how many sugars! Back to signalling school for you 
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| Attention Levels 02/10/2015 at 18:34 #76446 | |
AndyG
1842 posts |
Shouldn't have to ask, you should know how your colleagues like their tea anyway. :whistle:
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| Attention Levels 02/10/2015 at 19:20 #76447 | |
kaiwhara
587 posts |
" said:" said:You would think so, and that is what I had been doing and I was perfectly happy. Nobody expected the English Inquisition (groan!!) and I got told I was doing it all wrong. Ruined my world and innocence that did!!" said:Tea Bag, Hot Water, then milk, not that difficult is it?!" said:I live in New Zealand mate. I don't pretend to know how to brew a proper British Cup of Tea. In fact a couple of my ex pat British Colleagues (one an ex TPE driver, another an ex Colas and Thameslink driver) had great pleasure in telling me I was doing it all wrong! I gave up in the end... :whistle:coffee machines? 
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| Attention Levels 03/10/2015 at 06:59 #76456 | |
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Late Turn
699 posts |
" said:Tea Bag, Hot Water, then milk, not that difficult is it?! Hot water to warm pot, tea leaves, more hot water, decent pause, then milk, pour tea (through a tea strainer), add sugar for the non-believers - please tell me that I'm not the only one?! Log in to reply The following user said thank you: JamesN |
| Attention Levels 03/10/2015 at 21:20 #76524 | |
DriverCurran
688 posts |
Ahhhh proper tea :) Paul You have to get a red before you can get any other colour Log in to reply |
| Attention Levels 03/10/2015 at 21:48 #76526 | |
Gwasanaethau
509 posts |
" said:" said:Tea Bag, Hot Water, then milk, not that difficult is it?! So, wait…do you put the teabags in the kettle or wha’? 
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| Attention Levels 03/10/2015 at 22:25 #76527 | |
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DriverCurran
688 posts |
What is this strange thing called a tea bag that you talk of. Tea doesn't come in bags it comes in a jar, with loose leaves that you put straight in a teapot. :whistle: :whistle: Paul You have to get a red before you can get any other colour Log in to reply |
| Attention Levels 04/10/2015 at 10:04 #76538 | |
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Forest Pines
525 posts |
Of course, the more politically-active hard-left socialists among the signalling fraternity refuse to touch the stuff. To them, proper tea is theft. 
Last edited: 04/10/2015 at 10:04 by Forest Pines Reason: Typo! Log in to reply |