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| Early commuters or what? 10/05/2018 at 18:18 #107904 | |
northroad
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Just opened Marylebone It's 4 o'clock in the morning start and already got passenger woes message. Is this a case of the first service usually being that packed that someone has decided not to go home from the previous days grind and stay on board. Hate to think why or what type of passenger would want assistance at this time. Any ideas? Message relayed from the yard as follows: - 04:00:11 5C06 delayed at Aylesbury Sidings due to assistance being given to a passenger, expected to depart at about 07:00. Geoff Log in to reply |
| Early commuters or what? 10/05/2018 at 21:54 #107912 | |
BarryM
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An intoxicated person that was missed by staff when the train arrived at the depot the previous night! Barry Barry, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia Log in to reply |
| Early commuters or what? 11/05/2018 at 08:11 #107916 | |
jc92
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I think this has to be filed under the "flock of geese at westbury barrow crossing" list. The messages are all randomly allocated. I've had the wrong kind of food trolley on ECS before.
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| Early commuters or what? 14/05/2018 at 11:14 #107938 | |
kbarber
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There's a story from Marylebone (somewhat apocryphal) that a punter was being a right pain one night... well under the influence. The station staff decided to get rid of him and poured him on to a Wycombe, assuming he would wake up and get off at some point, perhaps nearer home but certainly no longer their problem. When the back working arrived, our friend was till on board. So they charged him an excess fare to High Wycombe and back! (And he paid up, apparently.) Log in to reply The following user said thank you: northroad |
| Early commuters or what? 16/05/2018 at 23:07 #107999 | |
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JamesN
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Proposal gone on bug board as Mantis 20474 to look at ways of making this more realistic.
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| Early commuters or what? 17/05/2018 at 11:00 #108003 | |
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sunocske
121 posts |
jc92 in post 107916 said:I think this has to be filed under the "flock of geese at westbury barrow crossing" list. The messages are all randomly allocated. I've had the wrong kind of food trolley on ECS before.I had two light engines in Exeter within a couple of hours, which required assistance from the police. An arson attack maybe? 
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| Early commuters or what? 18/05/2018 at 09:35 #108030 | |
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kbarber
1743 posts |
sunocske in post 108003 said:jc92 in post 107916 said:I recall a couple of class 31s that were caught illegally double-parked on the North Circular at Brent Cross back in the 1980s... :-)I think this has to be filed under the "flock of geese at westbury barrow crossing" list. The messages are all randomly allocated. I've had the wrong kind of food trolley on ECS before.I had two light engines in Exeter within a couple of hours, which required assistance from the police. An arson attack maybe? :) Log in to reply |
| Early commuters or what? 18/05/2018 at 12:46 #108033 | |
jem771
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Passenger Disturbances on light engines is amusing :-D
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| Early commuters or what? 18/05/2018 at 14:48 #108038 | |
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Chromatix
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The disturbed pax weren't necessarily *on* the light engines. They might have been expecting there to be an actual train behind the loco, or simply bemused as to why this rather short, noisy train had no windows, no push-button doors, and a rather high step...
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| Early commuters or what? 18/05/2018 at 16:13 #108040 | |
ajax103
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kbarber in post 107938 said:There's a story from Marylebone (somewhat apocryphal) that a punter was being a right pain one night... well under the influence. The station staff decided to get rid of him and poured him on to a Wycombe, assuming he would wake up and get off at some point, perhaps nearer home but certainly no longer their problem.There's two stories I was told back in 2006 about this kind of behaviour... The first was a guy boarded a Cambridge bound service at Kings Cross and fell asleep, he woke up at Kings Cross upon it's return and asked when was the train leaving for Cambridge, I don't know what his expression was when it was explained to him that he HAD actually been to Cambridge and back! The second was a more sadder one, there had been complaints of a smell from one of the toilets so upon investigation it transpired that it came from a deceased passenger who sadly passed away while in there, what was even more sadder was the poor bugger had been in there for a few days! As to the Marylebone story above, I've known that to happen a few times on the GN! Log in to reply |
| Early commuters or what? 18/05/2018 at 18:02 #108047 | |
flabberdacks
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JamesN in post 107999 said:Proposal gone on bug board as Mantis 20474 to look at ways of making this more realistic.Having a light engine delayed during a shunt due to wrong kind of food trolley is one of the great pieces of humour SimSig has to offer Log in to reply The following users said thank you: GeoffM, Trainfan344 |