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Ah Great - another tube week. Really resists urge to not out geek you on tube stuff...... Finds it impossible Check out someone's comments on my blog for an even fuller list |
Oops sorry that will teach me for not clicking on the links on your post - I can see you already found the full list. Slaps wrist. Sorry |
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Error number 34 is a bit spooky. I wonder whether there is a subset of these error codes for the readers on the buses? (No touch-out on buses.) I got error 42 once (passback) on a bus. |
Now I am ever so slightly embarrased. I printed out the full list and I keep it in with my Oyster Card. Now, if only I could find my Oyster Card for next week. |
Was #82 written by Mister Spock? |
I love the illogical use of ticket error, I wonder just what you have to do to trip that one. |
Just as well I work from home - I nearly snorted diet coke all over my keyboard... I now have an almost irrestible urge to write a short story turning these into entry/position/practise tickets for some sort of s-f/alien br0thel. [slaps self and attempts to drag mind out of the sewer] No. No spare haddock. Back to work. On the other hand, I was looking for a subject for a short story to try out for the Andromeda Spaceways Inflight Magazine... Thanks, DG! |
Number 61 seems somewhat draconian. Are we not allowed to take our time? What if we feel the need for a bit of a sit down on a platform bench to recover from the crush on board? What about if we're waiting to meet someone on the platform? Or perhaps I'm misunderstanding the situation... |
first there was bird watching, then there was train spotting, then there was plane spotting and now there is tube spotting. DG, admit it: you're an anorak |
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