OT word of the day?

[Railway Rasputin3 <james_ccj@my-deja.com>]

> That's a bit harsh on young James!  I think it's valid to use aus.rail
> to air one's rail-related grievances, no matter how trivial they might
> seem to some people.  Seeking accuracy in publications is not
> unreasonable.
>
> Following your logic, you shouldn't be moaning about your political
> leaders like Scully:  I mean, what about those poor peasants under
> Stalin (to pick up on your Russian theme), now they really had
> something to complain about.
>
> I recall you complaining about Cityrail ticketing complexities on
> aus.rail.  That's a hassle those Germans on Concorde would probably
> like to deal with every day, in preference to their current situation.
>
> Destination indicator boards!  Guards that don't make announcements!
> Aus.rail would be a very empty forum without "trivial" complaints from
> people like yourself.  Long may those complaints continue!
Speaking of annoucements, I heard a Connex driver telling passengers
<Word of the day> :-)  Anyone heard that before?




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