lifes little mysteries
lifes little mysteries
I have heard and seen and heard some shit in my time (pun very much intended), I know someone who was allegedly caught getting a BJ off a Border Collie, seen stories of people caught pleasuring goats, horses and sheep, but that is by far the most fucked up of all
(30 May 2014, 10:33 pm)marxistafozzski I have heard and seen and heard some shit in my time (pun very much intended), I know someone who was allegedly caught getting a BJ off a Border Collie, seen stories of people caught pleasuring goats, horses and sheep, but that is by far the most fucked up of all
(30 May 2014, 10:33 pm)marxistafozzski I have heard and seen and heard some shit in my time (pun very much intended), I know someone who was allegedly caught getting a BJ off a Border Collie, seen stories of people caught pleasuring goats, horses and sheep, but that is by far the most fucked up of all
(31 May 2014, 9:42 am)AdamY I disagree.
Bestiality in any form is animal cruelty as far as I'm concerned. If any of acts listed were committed against a person it would be considered as sexual assault at the very least. It is utterly unacceptable, man or beast.
Granted, breaking into someone's farmyard is a no-no. But rolling around in cow manure, although unhygienic and weird, is mild in comparison to bestiality. As a fetish, is it that much different scat or water-sports?
(31 May 2014, 9:42 am)AdamY I disagree.
Bestiality in any form is animal cruelty as far as I'm concerned. If any of acts listed were committed against a person it would be considered as sexual assault at the very least. It is utterly unacceptable, man or beast.
Granted, breaking into someone's farmyard is a no-no. But rolling around in cow manure, although unhygienic and weird, is mild in comparison to bestiality. As a fetish, is it that much different scat or water-sports?
(31 May 2014, 9:42 am)AdamY I disagree.
Bestiality in any form is animal cruelty as far as I'm concerned. If any of acts listed were committed against a person it would be considered as sexual assault at the very least. It is utterly unacceptable, man or beast.
Granted, breaking into someone's farmyard is a no-no. But rolling around in cow manure, although unhygienic and weird, is mild in comparison to bestiality. As a fetish, is it that much different scat or water-sports?
(31 May 2014, 9:42 am)AdamY I disagree.
Bestiality in any form is animal cruelty as far as I'm concerned. If any of acts listed were committed against a person it would be considered as sexual assault at the very least. It is utterly unacceptable, man or beast.
Granted, breaking into someone's farmyard is a no-no. But rolling around in cow manure, although unhygienic and weird, is mild in comparison to bestiality. As a fetish, is it that much different scat or water-sports?
(02 Jun 2014, 9:13 am)Andreos Constantopolous Looking at the first point, I think the difference was that no matter how perverse, weird or whatever else that beastiality, scat etc are - we had heard of them before.
Not sure if any of us, have seen, read, taken part in or heard about this particular fetish.
Unless it appeared on Eurotrash? It sounds like the type of thing that appeared on there!
(02 Jun 2014, 9:13 am)Andreos Constantopolous Looking at the first point, I think the difference was that no matter how perverse, weird or whatever else that beastiality, scat etc are - we had heard of them before.
Not sure if any of us, have seen, read, taken part in or heard about this particular fetish.
Unless it appeared on Eurotrash? It sounds like the type of thing that appeared on there!
I have been travelling all over the country for the latter part of the week, using bus, tube and train for the majority of the time, whilst down south.
Based on the Hampshire/Berkshire border, I had to commute around Surrey, Hampshire and Berkshire, before heading home. I may have gone into Wiltshire at one point too.
There was no bother with anything majorly delayed. Fares were always reasonable. Everything seemed clean and tidy. Connections (of which there were many) were made without any fuss. Except once.
That once? When getting off the train in Durham and heading for a bus from North Road.
Apart from the inevitable delays, there were timetables which contradicted themselves and when I asked a GNE driver about a particular missing service, I got a mumbled answer, that made no sense whatsoever.
Stagecoach in Andover, Reading Buses, TfL Northern Line, East Coast, Great Western, CrossCountry, South West... No issues.
Step off the train, come slap bang, face first into DCC and GNE at their very worst.
Why can it work with umpteen organisations and operators up and down the country, but not at home?
Welcome home Andreos...
(14 Jun 2014, 1:47 pm)Andreos Constantopolous I have been travelling all over the country for the latter part of the week, using bus, tube and train for the majority of the time, whilst down south.
Based on the Hampshire/Berkshire border, I had to commute around Surrey, Hampshire and Berkshire, before heading home. I may have gone into Wiltshire at one point too.
There was no bother with anything majorly delayed. Fares were always reasonable. Everything seemed clean and tidy. Connections (of which there were many) were made without any fuss. Except once.
That once? When getting off the train in Durham and heading for a bus from North Road.
Apart from the inevitable delays, there were timetables which contradicted themselves and when I asked a GNE driver about a particular missing service, I got a mumbled answer, that made no sense whatsoever.
Stagecoach in Andover, Reading Buses, TfL Northern Line, East Coast, Great Western, CrossCountry, South West... No issues.
Step off the train, come slap bang, face first into DCC and GNE at their very worst.
Why can it work with umpteen organisations and operators up and down the country, but not at home?
Welcome home Andreos...
(14 Jun 2014, 1:47 pm)Andreos Constantopolous I have been travelling all over the country for the latter part of the week, using bus, tube and train for the majority of the time, whilst down south.
Based on the Hampshire/Berkshire border, I had to commute around Surrey, Hampshire and Berkshire, before heading home. I may have gone into Wiltshire at one point too.
There was no bother with anything majorly delayed. Fares were always reasonable. Everything seemed clean and tidy. Connections (of which there were many) were made without any fuss. Except once.
That once? When getting off the train in Durham and heading for a bus from North Road.
Apart from the inevitable delays, there were timetables which contradicted themselves and when I asked a GNE driver about a particular missing service, I got a mumbled answer, that made no sense whatsoever.
Stagecoach in Andover, Reading Buses, TfL Northern Line, East Coast, Great Western, CrossCountry, South West... No issues.
Step off the train, come slap bang, face first into DCC and GNE at their very worst.
Why can it work with umpteen organisations and operators up and down the country, but not at home?
Welcome home Andreos...
(14 Jun 2014, 1:47 pm)Andreos Constantopolous I have been travelling all over the country for the latter part of the week, using bus, tube and train for the majority of the time, whilst down south.
Based on the Hampshire/Berkshire border, I had to commute around Surrey, Hampshire and Berkshire, before heading home. I may have gone into Wiltshire at one point too.
There was no bother with anything majorly delayed. Fares were always reasonable. Everything seemed clean and tidy. Connections (of which there were many) were made without any fuss. Except once.
That once? When getting off the train in Durham and heading for a bus from North Road.
Apart from the inevitable delays, there were timetables which contradicted themselves and when I asked a GNE driver about a particular missing service, I got a mumbled answer, that made no sense whatsoever.
Stagecoach in Andover, Reading Buses, TfL Northern Line, East Coast, Great Western, CrossCountry, South West... No issues.
Step off the train, come slap bang, face first into DCC and GNE at their very worst.
Why can it work with umpteen organisations and operators up and down the country, but not at home?
Welcome home Andreos...
(14 Jun 2014, 1:47 pm)Andreos Constantopolous I have been travelling all over the country for the latter part of the week, using bus, tube and train for the majority of the time, whilst down south.
Based on the Hampshire/Berkshire border, I had to commute around Surrey, Hampshire and Berkshire, before heading home. I may have gone into Wiltshire at one point too.
There was no bother with anything majorly delayed. Fares were always reasonable. Everything seemed clean and tidy. Connections (of which there were many) were made without any fuss. Except once.
That once? When getting off the train in Durham and heading for a bus from North Road.
Apart from the inevitable delays, there were timetables which contradicted themselves and when I asked a GNE driver about a particular missing service, I got a mumbled answer, that made no sense whatsoever.
Stagecoach in Andover, Reading Buses, TfL Northern Line, East Coast, Great Western, CrossCountry, South West... No issues.
Step off the train, come slap bang, face first into DCC and GNE at their very worst.
Why can it work with umpteen organisations and operators up and down the country, but not at home?
Welcome home Andreos...
(14 Jun 2014, 2:55 pm)citaro5284 So because you got a mumbled answer from a driver, this is GNE at its very worse????
(14 Jun 2014, 2:55 pm)citaro5284 Also, in London as we know TfL are funded in a multiple ways whereby up home we are not. Does Nexus, DCC, NCC get income from business rates to prop up local transport service for example, along with government grants?
http://www.tfl.gov.uk/corporate/about-tf...are-funded
(14 Jun 2014, 2:53 pm)aureolin I tend to have no issues outside of the combined authority, although saying that, the infrastructure is a lot better elsewhere. We've suffered from either bad highway planning or lack of investment for decades, and it really shows.
(14 Jun 2014, 2:55 pm)citaro5284 So because you got a mumbled answer from a driver, this is GNE at its very worse????
(14 Jun 2014, 2:55 pm)citaro5284 Also, in London as we know TfL are funded in a multiple ways whereby up home we are not. Does Nexus, DCC, NCC get income from business rates to prop up local transport service for example, along with government grants?
http://www.tfl.gov.uk/corporate/about-tf...are-funded
(14 Jun 2014, 2:53 pm)aureolin I tend to have no issues outside of the combined authority, although saying that, the infrastructure is a lot better elsewhere. We've suffered from either bad highway planning or lack of investment for decades, and it really shows.
Durham Bus Station, GNE AND ANE...
Been through North Road twice today - this evening, I noticed there were no 20's for over half an hour.
Noticed a 20 arrive just before 16:00, it unloaded up the top, waited, waited a bit more and then pulled into the layover bay at the back.
A 20a had arrived by this point (changes onto the 16.15 x20).
The 16:00 (according to the timetables anyway) didn't run (despite a vehicle being parked up and apparently arriving on time) - which meant the queue of people waiting for an eastbound bus, all piled onto the x20, meaning the waiting vehicle (whichever run it decided to do) and another that had arrived on the meantime, had basically nowt left to carry.
ANE - buses pulling into the bus station this morning onto the correct stand, decided to do so 10mins before the scheduled departure time (going off the DCC timetables and despite the layover bay being empty), which meant other vehicles were forced to use adjoining stands - resulting in a domino effect...
This evening when I arrived into Durham to get my connecting bus, it looked like Armageddon!
Presumably due to a similar issue to this morning, I witnessed a Middlesbrough bound x1, parked in the top stand, rather than 3rd from the bottom!
It kept me entertained whilst standing for my bus anyway, but why does it have to be like that?
5213 - lost count how many times it has turned up over the last few weeks since I noticed the dodgy CCTV screen and scribbled on fleet number.
It doesn't seem to matter what time of the day it is or which point I am getting on the 20/20a - it is omnipresent!
It is still rocking gently when idling in traffic too.
(24 Jun 2014, 4:42 pm)aureolin Some Arriva drivers show no regard to their colleges and certainly not to other operators when using Durham bus station. Perhaps DCC should start monitoring and fining for over occupation of stands.
(24 Jun 2014, 4:42 pm)aureolin Some Arriva drivers show no regard to their colleges and certainly not to other operators when using Durham bus station. Perhaps DCC should start monitoring and fining for over occupation of stands.
I am a big fan of fish and chips (got to be with a portion of curry and a big portion of extra batter), however, whenever I have had some in Nottinghamshire or Lincolnshire, the fish always has its skin on.
Just had some again tonight and found skin hiding underneath the batter.
Anyone any ideas why or where the skin on/skin off border might be?
Probably both.
My mobile phone mystery is how can anyone bare having their phone make a noise everytime they press anything, once had someone sat next on the bus endless texting away with a noise made everytime they keyed a letter / word into it, I wanted to punch them because it was that annoying.
