Some guy has come from behind and given me such an evil look right in my face in Darlington Town Centre for taking photos. What a ****.
(15 Feb 2015, 2:19 pm)Jimmi wrote [ -> ]Some guy has come from behind and given me such an evil look right in my face in Darlington Town Centre for taking photos. What a ****.
I found Darlington a strange place for taking photos.
As for the man, ignore him, if you were older than him, you should have grabbed his bollocks and twisted them until he turned upside down.
(15 Feb 2015, 2:22 pm)Tommy_1581 wrote [ -> ]I found Darlington a strange place for taking photos.
As for the man, ignore him, if you were older than him, you should have grabbed his bollocks and twisted them until he turned upside down.
Bit much, thought he was going to punch me.
Somehow Darlington seems more of a hole on a Sunday.
(15 Feb 2015, 2:22 pm)Tommy_1581 wrote [ -> ]I found Darlington a strange place for taking photos.
As for the man, ignore him, if you were older than him, you should have grabbed his bollocks and twisted them until he turned upside down.
NOTE TO MYSELF
Don't piss Tommy off
(15 Feb 2015, 2:29 pm)Jimmi wrote [ -> ]Bit much, thought he was going to punch me.
Somehow Darlington seems more of a hole on a Sunday.
I visit Darlington on the odd Saturday's aka at least once a month and it isn't that bad I'm only there for an hour or so before visiting one of my friends who I have known since December 2012 although the following month I found out her name and we have supported each other ever since
Some people annoy me very easy...Woman on a 60 earlier having a go at another woman for bringing her dog on the bus while at the same looking down on a blind lady with her guide dog...
According to this woman in her words...
'Your meant to walk them...Not ride them'
Luckily I was getting off the bus at that point, I was nearly crying when she said that
(16 Feb 2015, 12:28 pm)Racer_Experience wrote [ -> ]I visit Darlington on the odd Saturday's aka at least once a month and it isn't that bad I'm only there for an hour or so before visiting one of my friends who I have known since December 2012 although the following month I found out her name and we have supported each other ever since
In what context are you supporting her Bazza [emoji14]
(16 Feb 2015, 12:31 pm)MrFozz wrote [ -> ]Some people annoy me very easy...Woman on a 60 earlier having a go at another woman for bringing her dog on the bus while at the same looking down on a blind lady with her guide dog...
According to this woman in her words...
'Your meant to walk them...Not ride them'
Luckily I was getting off the bus at that point, I was nearly crying when she said that
Shocking that woman shouldn't have said that I mean I see dogs on the bus half the time and i don't mind if they board the bus that woman should be made to appologise to that woman who is blind and needs a guide dog
(16 Feb 2015, 12:33 pm)MrFozz wrote [ -> ]In what context are you supporting her Bazza [emoji14]
We're just 2 good friends she has supported me when I lost my grandparents and I have supported her all the time when I can
Some old twats have pushed in front of me, and then they can't remember the name of "Fifth Avenue", if you are seriously going to push in front of a person who has a return ticket, I'd at least have a bus pass.
Bastards probably don't qualify for a fucking bus pass because they wear bloody Disneyland Paris raincoats and they like showing off their coats to everyone the f-ing sods they are f-ing a-holes.
I wish I could kick them up their a-ses the bloody f-tards of OAPs.
Aren't dogs permitted on buses? As long as they don't take up a seat.
Same with under-5s.
(16 Feb 2015, 12:39 pm)Tommy_1581 wrote [ -> ]Aren't dogs permitted on buses? As long as they don't take up a seat.
Same with under-5s.
Dogs are allowed i don't mind them on public transport as there friendly and loving
(16 Feb 2015, 12:39 pm)Tommy_1581 wrote [ -> ]Aren't dogs permitted on buses? As long as they don't take up a seat.
Same with under-5s.
From Arriva's Conditions of Carriage
Accompanied dogs and other small animals that will not be a danger or nuisance to other passengers or staff are allowed to travel on our services at the absolute discretion of the driver who may decide where on the bus the animal is to be carried. Any animal carried must remain under control and not be allowed to travel on seats. If you bring any animal onto a bus, you will be held responsible for any damage, loss or injury arising from its presence on the bus. Certain types of dogs are legally required to be muzzled and will not be carried otherwise. Guide dogs, hearing dogs and assistance dogs will be carried at any time.
Where on Arriva's Conditions of Carriage does it state that pregnant women can sit in the priority seats? Just because my mams noticed that the bastards of the OAPs have been giving here disgusting looks.
(16 Feb 2015, 12:51 pm)Tommy_1581 wrote [ -> ]Where on Arriva's Conditions of Carriage does it state that pregnant women can sit in the priority seats? Just because my mams noticed that the bastards of the OAPs have been giving here disgusting looks.
Can't see anything in the Conditions of Carriage, sadly it looks like it's another first come first serve basis like the wheelchair bays.
If anyone wants to look at the Arriva Conditions of Carriage
http://www.arrivabus.co.uk/about-us/cond...-carriage/
Despite their name, there's no legal requirement (as far as I know!) to give up a priority seat. Like any other seat, they're offered on a first come first served basis.
My thoughts on OAPs being ignorant: machine gun 'em.
While watching a DVD starring David Tennant I get a call from an Insurance Company in Wales for one thing I've never been to Wales and the woman sounded like her from Gavin & Stacey the one that played Stacey would have been nice if it was from her only insurance I would buy is Pet Insurance from CompareTheMeerkat.com the pet insurance would be for my Bella as she is a cat simples
Some babies crying on 4968.
I don't come on expecting a mobile nursery with 10 kids on!
Can't believe my luck! Pulling into Stanley Bus Station and 3831 has just headed off to Durham on the 43!
(17 Feb 2015, 12:25 pm)MarcTheA4 wrote [ -> ]Can't believe my luck! Pulling into Stanley Bus Station and 3831 has just headed off to Durham on the 43!
I've had some pretty bad luck today, too. Sun has made my morning awful.
(17 Feb 2015, 12:29 pm)Dan wrote [ -> ]I've had some pretty bad luck today, too. Sun has made my morning awful.
I think things may be turning around. The bus station is desolate and a Venture Solo is just about to take off!
Decided not to take any photos in Stanley. Chavs were everywhere...
See what there is when I get to CLS.
(17 Feb 2015, 12:38 pm)MarcTheA4 wrote [ -> ]Decided not to take any photos in Stanley. Chavs were everywhere...
See what there is when I get to CLS.
It's Stanley of course there is!
More chavs.
Everything's fine now I'm on 4853!
But there's like half a dozen kids on....
Oh wow and I'm just looking into Stanley depot and there's like a million Yellow things!
(17 Feb 2015, 12:25 pm)MarcTheA4 wrote [ -> ]Can't believe my luck! Pulling into Stanley Bus Station and 3831 has just headed off to Durham on the 43!
Could you work out where it'll be later on, and track it down?
(17 Feb 2015, 12:54 pm)mb134 wrote [ -> ]Could you work out where it'll be later on, and track it down?
It would have come back to Stanley around an hour later on a 44 to Newcastle.
(17 Feb 2015, 12:54 pm)mb134 wrote [ -> ]Could you work out where it'll be later on, and track it down?
Would be about an hour later. Don't think I could survive that long without being stabbed by those chavs.