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[email protected] · December 29th 09, 10:47 PM posted to uk.transport.london

In article ,
(Eric) wrote:

wrote:
In article 01ca88cb$cc175420$LocalHost@default,
(Michael R N Dolbear) wrote:

Other parts of the conditions of carriage remind me of Sir Alan
Herbert (who, in _Uncommon Law_ invented the negotiable cow).

12.1.3. You must not bring with you anything that:
_ is more than 2 metres long

14.1. You can bring an assistance dog with you without charge. You
can also take with you without charge any other dog or inoffensive
animal, unless there is a good reason [...]

So parrots and other birds are OK if not too large.

Is a giraffe more than 2 metres _long?_

Dunno. But if you do take one you shouldn't leave it on the train.

Of course not. It would be the height of impoliteness.

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Colin Rosenstiel