Posted by
tommorris, 14:51, 24th February 2004:
Shame that due to the placement on the map, it's highly unlikely that St. Pancras will ever be the arsehole that it's real life equivalent is. Very cool link though.
Posted by
arsepuppy, 14:54, 24th February 2004:
I like St Pancras. At least the cool hotel building which makes the station frontage.
Posted by
arsepuppy, 14:55, 24th February 2004:
Station's a bit grubby though.
*cue another Bill and Ted pic*
Posted by
Brock, 15:00, 24th February 2004:
She's gonna whoop yo ass, boy...
Posted by
WarHead, 21:39, 24th February 2004:
Strangely enough I saw TWO animals on the underground today (had to go to The Smoke for a meeting). A guy got on with something about 5 feet tall, covered in a post office canvas sack and I couldn't tell what it was at first. Then I saw it was some kind of rusty metal bit of artwork because of the bit sticking out of the bottom, and then I saw a bit poking out of the top. It was a cast iron camel.
And then a little old lady got on with a tiny little terrier wearing a coat (in fact they were both wearing coats, but the little old lady had trainers on as well.
Fascinating what you see in our fair capital city, innit?
Never a truer word spoken mate.
Having said that, I went to survey Baker street on monday, and ended up negotiating the endless miles of cable tunnels out of public site, armed only with a torch, camera and plan of the station, Through tunnels, across walkways and up and down ladders i went, and when i came out i looked like a friggin chimney sweep, i was covered in black dust. I washed off the worst of it but still had to go home on the tube looking like a harder working Dick Van Dyke (Mary Poppins style)
Posted by
Sul, 22:50, 24th February 2004:
Ah! I always thought the signals were all pansy bitches scared of a little graft. ;)
Nope, i was the original intrepid explorer. Although i was a bit worried that the Alien would come scuttling round the corner at any moment.
