Re: All Trains To Be Replaced

[Reuben Farrelly <reuben@mira.net.AAAA>]

Rod wrote:
> Ah! David but it was his oppinion, and the two or three times I have been
> forced to use them these last couple of years, I think I agree with him.
> Mind you the smell of vomit and urine, could be avoided if Melburnians had
> more respect for their property, as to their looks, well maybe a few parents
> taking an interest in what their Kids are doing, would eliminate the
> disgusting grafitti and the horrible looking results of only half cleaning
> it off, to enable train numbers for the next days morning peak.
> I am so lucky to live in the bush!
> Rod :o(

Yeah...sounds like a typical liberal-lover out in the sticks, eh Rod ;)
;) ;)

Have to agree with the other comments though especially about
Melbournians having no respect for the public property.  Melbourne's
suburban trains do leave a lot to be desired.  I wonder if most of the
trashing of sparks is done during late night running or if much is done
during the day.  It's interesting to note that non-urban trains which
originate from out of the metropolitan area are mostly lacking in
streetkid art.   The last time I saw tagging on a V/Line train
was...well...can't remember...

Reuben