What has amused you/made you laugh today?
What has amused you/made you laugh today?
(14 Dec 2015, 7:22 pm)Michael I think GNE will order Streetlites for the next couple of years until a new/better model comes out although that B8RLE Wright Eclipse 3 is decent...shame GNE looks to be getting none....Yeah, I think the Blaydon Races livery would suit Streetlites. It would be nice if they decided to invest in some other buses other than Streetlites, however cost could be an issue.
(14 Dec 2015, 7:22 pm)Michael I think GNE will order Streetlites for the next couple of years until a new/better model comes out although that B8RLE Wright Eclipse 3 is decent...shame GNE looks to be getting none....Yeah, I think the Blaydon Races livery would suit Streetlites. It would be nice if they decided to invest in some other buses other than Streetlites, however cost could be an issue.
(14 Dec 2015, 7:24 pm)Michael Oh Go-Ahead loves a Streetdeck
(14 Dec 2015, 7:24 pm)Michael Oh Go-Ahead loves a Streetdeck
(14 Dec 2015, 7:30 pm)S813 FVK Although I haven't ridden one, they can't be that bad given that Go-Ahead seems to be trialling it and then purchasing them for several routes.
I think i've said it before but i'm certain that Dan said that the Streetdeck performed quite well on the X21 and, where it was late, managed to make up time (although this was helped by the A1(M) stretch).
(14 Dec 2015, 7:19 pm)Davie Me either. I think 5275-5284 will be able to handle the route perfectly for a few more years yet. Although Go North East will probably opt for Streetlites should the 49/49A recivie investment, I wouldn't like to be on board one trying to climb Blaydon bank...
(14 Dec 2015, 7:30 pm)S813 FVK Although I haven't ridden one, they can't be that bad given that Go-Ahead seems to be trialling it and then purchasing them for several routes.
I think i've said it before but i'm certain that Dan said that the Streetdeck performed quite well on the X21 and, where it was late, managed to make up time (although this was helped by the A1(M) stretch).
(14 Dec 2015, 7:19 pm)Davie Me either. I think 5275-5284 will be able to handle the route perfectly for a few more years yet. Although Go North East will probably opt for Streetlites should the 49/49A recivie investment, I wouldn't like to be on board one trying to climb Blaydon bank...
(14 Dec 2015, 7:44 pm)Jimmi Although the Citaro's could handle the route for a fair few more years they could maybe go on another route to upgrade the buses for the allocation, possibly Fast Cats or The Waggonway along with something else.
(14 Dec 2015, 7:44 pm)Jimmi Although the Citaro's could handle the route for a fair few more years they could maybe go on another route to upgrade the buses for the allocation, possibly Fast Cats or The Waggonway along with something else.
(14 Dec 2015, 7:46 pm)Davie I'd like to see Citaros allocated to services 28/28A, however I think if they were to get new buses it would probably be Streetlites unfortunately.I can't see the 28/28A getting new buses, I think cascades are more likely.
(14 Dec 2015, 7:46 pm)Davie I'd like to see Citaros allocated to services 28/28A, however I think if they were to get new buses it would probably be Streetlites unfortunately.I can't see the 28/28A getting new buses, I think cascades are more likely.
(14 Dec 2015, 7:19 pm)Davie Me either. I think 5275-5284 will be able to handle the route perfectly for a few more years yet. Although Go North East will probably opt for Streetlites should the 49/49A recivie investment, I wouldn't like to be on board one trying to climb Blaydon bank...
(14 Dec 2015, 7:19 pm)Davie Me either. I think 5275-5284 will be able to handle the route perfectly for a few more years yet. Although Go North East will probably opt for Streetlites should the 49/49A recivie investment, I wouldn't like to be on board one trying to climb Blaydon bank...
(14 Dec 2015, 7:19 pm)Davie Me either. I think 5275-5284 will be able to handle the route perfectly for a few more years yet. Although Go North East will probably opt for Streetlites should the 49/49A recivie investment, I wouldn't like to be on board one trying to climb Blaydon bank...
(14 Dec 2015, 7:19 pm)Davie Me either. I think 5275-5284 will be able to handle the route perfectly for a few more years yet. Although Go North East will probably opt for Streetlites should the 49/49A recivie investment, I wouldn't like to be on board one trying to climb Blaydon bank...
This article: http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree...CMP=twt_gu
Or more specifically, three examples of merging tinder with apps that would be relevant to one or two members on here! Myself included!
The Greggs dating app.
We all know how often Greggs gets a mention in a bus outings review!
Fancy some company on your next grice? Just dust those steak bake crumbs away and be prepared to by another bottle of water to share.
Night Bus dating app.
Adam has a reputation for getting the night bus home. Does he need an app for the 'final leg' though?
Will Marcus ever get the N21 home on one of his days out and experience the delights?
Welcome Break Dining app.
Motorway services are often a welcome sight, less so during school holidays - and although neither a sales rep nor a truck driver, I am sure Mrs C wouldn't mind.
What she doesn't know and all that jazz...
(15 Dec 2015, 1:53 pm)Andreos1 This article: http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree...CMP=twt_gu
Or more specifically, three examples of merging tinder with apps that would be relevant to one or two members on here! Myself included!
The Greggs dating app.
We all know how often Greggs gets a mention in a bus outings review!
Fancy some company on your next grice? Just dust those steak bake crumbs away and be prepared to by another bottle of water to share.
Night Bus dating app.
Adam has a reputation for getting the night bus home. Does he need an app for the 'final leg' though?
Will Marcus ever get the N21 home on one of his days out and experience the delights?
Welcome Break Dining app.
Motorway services are often a welcome sight, less so during school holidays - and although neither a sales rep nor a truck driver, I am sure Mrs C wouldn't mind.
What she doesn't know and all that jazz...
(15 Dec 2015, 1:53 pm)Andreos1 This article: http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree...CMP=twt_gu
Or more specifically, three examples of merging tinder with apps that would be relevant to one or two members on here! Myself included!
The Greggs dating app.
We all know how often Greggs gets a mention in a bus outings review!
Fancy some company on your next grice? Just dust those steak bake crumbs away and be prepared to by another bottle of water to share.
Night Bus dating app.
Adam has a reputation for getting the night bus home. Does he need an app for the 'final leg' though?
Will Marcus ever get the N21 home on one of his days out and experience the delights?
Welcome Break Dining app.
Motorway services are often a welcome sight, less so during school holidays - and although neither a sales rep nor a truck driver, I am sure Mrs C wouldn't mind.
What she doesn't know and all that jazz...
Husband has been getting slightly frustrated that anything containing the word document has been getting stuck in the filters at work, on account of a small part of the word. Actually quite frustrating, given that he's been working on documentation, today
They'd best not take on any work for anyone in Scunthorpe.
(04 Jan 2016, 10:45 pm)BusLoverMum Husband has been getting slightly frustrated that anything containing the word document has been getting stuck in the filters at work, on account of a small part of the word. Actually quite frustrating, given that he's been working on documentation, todayZip and password protect the zip archive. Most filters are configured to bypass if they can't scan inside an archive.
They'd best not take on any work for anyone in Scunthorpe.
(04 Jan 2016, 10:45 pm)BusLoverMum Husband has been getting slightly frustrated that anything containing the word document has been getting stuck in the filters at work, on account of a small part of the word. Actually quite frustrating, given that he's been working on documentation, todayZip and password protect the zip archive. Most filters are configured to bypass if they can't scan inside an archive.
They'd best not take on any work for anyone in Scunthorpe.
(04 Jan 2016, 11:02 pm)Adrian Zip and password protect the zip archive. Most filters are configured to bypass if they can't scan inside an archive.
(04 Jan 2016, 11:02 pm)Adrian Zip and password protect the zip archive. Most filters are configured to bypass if they can't scan inside an archive.
(04 Jan 2016, 10:45 pm)BusLoverMum Husband has been getting slightly frustrated that anything containing the word document has been getting stuck in the filters at work, on account of a small part of the word. Actually quite frustrating, given that he's been working on documentation, today
They'd best not take on any work for anyone in Scunthorpe.
(04 Jan 2016, 10:45 pm)BusLoverMum Husband has been getting slightly frustrated that anything containing the word document has been getting stuck in the filters at work, on account of a small part of the word. Actually quite frustrating, given that he's been working on documentation, today
They'd best not take on any work for anyone in Scunthorpe.
This puddle in Jesmond.
https://www.periscope.tv/w/1YpKkrVPNVyxj
