Is Countdown usually this confused?
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Is Countdown usually this confused?
The whole thing was a mis-planned waste of money. *As another example, no displays are provided at the railway station, which is easily in the top 4 busiest locations on the network. *(This was supposedly because of difficulty getting agreement on where to put them as much of it isn't Council land, but such things are not insurmountable). About 6 years ago (maybe longer), Portsmouth introduced a similar system on key routes in the city. These screens were almost always displaying "System under test" messages until about two years ago, when they went blank. Earlier this year, all of the "high tech" shelters (which also featured a cut-down web browser with travel and local information) were ripped out and replaced with standard affairs. Quite how many millions this cost is anyone's guess. Whether it was a problem with the bus-mounted equipment, or the backroom infrastructure is a mystery, but there was an outcry in the local press... (sorry for being off-region, yet on-topic!) M |
Is Countdown usually this confused?
Couldn't TfL arrange to use the Countdown music for Countdown?
As the bus pulls up the the music would go DA-DA, DA-DA, DADDLY-DA, BOO!! Doors open. |
Is Countdown usually this confused?
On Nov 29, 1:13*pm, Offramp wrote:
Couldn't TfL arrange to use the Countdown music for Countdown? As the bus pulls up the the music would go DA-DA, DA-DA, DADDLY-DA, BOO!! Doors open. Inspired! Made me smile for the first time today, that did! |
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