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August 4th 17, 12:18 PM
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Winding My Way Rapidly Away From...
I was at Baker Street on Thursday 3rd August. Near the Lost Property office, north of Marylebone Road and wanting a bus to go south. At the 82 bus stop there were a lot of people who had obviously been waiting a long time. There is a big sign near the bus stop saying USE BUS LANE.
I was intending to go to the chess shop, CHESS AND BRIDGE, which I do no the like walking to. But after waiting about 10 minutes I took the Tube back to the safety of south London, where chess has not yet arrived. |
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August 4th 17, 05:12 PM
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"Offramp" wrote in message ... I was at Baker Street on Thursday 3rd August. Near the Lost Property office, north of Marylebone Road and wanting a bus to go south. At the 82 bus stop there were a lot of people who had obviously been waiting a long time. There is a big sign near the bus stop saying USE BUS LANE. I was intending to go to the chess shop, CHESS AND BRIDGE, which I do no the like walking to. But after waiting about 10 minutes I took the Tube back to the safety of south London, where chess has not yet arrived. sometimes it helps to proof read your posts |
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August 6th 17, 10:39 PM
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On Friday, 4 August 2017 13:18:58 UTC+1, Offramp wrote:
I was at Baker Street on Thursday 3rd August. Near the Lost Property office, north of Marylebone Road and wanting a bus to go south. At the 82 bus stop there were a lot of people who had obviously been waiting a long time. There is a big sign near the bus stop saying USE BUS LANE. I was intending to go to the chess shop, CHESS AND BRIDGE, which I do no the like walking to. But after waiting about 10 minutes I took the Tube back to the safety of south London, where chess has not yet arrived. They'd be waiting forever for the 82 given it was withdrawn and replaced by a restructured number 13 back in April. -- Paul C via Google |
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August 16th 17, 07:19 PM
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On 04.08.2017 3:18 PM, Offramp wrote:
I was at Baker Street on Thursday 3rd August. Near the Lost Property office, north of Marylebone Road and wanting a bus to go south. At the 82 bus stop there were a lot of people who had obviously been waiting a long time. There is a big sign near the bus stop saying USE BUS LANE. I was intending to go to the chess shop, CHESS AND BRIDGE, which I do no the like walking to. But after waiting about 10 minutes I took the Tube back to the safety of south London, where chess has not yet arrived. This is some kind of communication to your handler in Moscow, right? |
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