In article , . wrote:

Much as apreciate where you may be coming from, have you not considered that
in the current climate such information might be extermly useful to
sepecific organisations
planning to achive maximum publicity?

You're saying trolls, newsgroup spammers, and other assorted lowlifes
are planning on taking to terrorism to frighten the netnews community
into complying with their demands? :-)

If you mean more conventional terrorism, don't you think there are more
obvious ways of getting that information? The distribution of people and
commuting patterns in London is hardly top-secret information.

This survey is intended to get an idea of the locations and travel
patterns of posters/lurkers in this group, which I can't imagine is at
all representative of London commuters at large...

Niklas

In article ,
Niklas Karlsson writes
Please read this e-mail address backwards and send your responses to the
result: ku.oc.nez@43603nez

Posting since I've said it all before, and I think the guy worrying
about terrorists reading it is an idiot.

1) what postal district (e.g. TW1, E17, etc) do you live
in?

CB3

2) if you commute by rail, what station (any railway system) is at the
'home' end of your commute?

Huntingdon

3) what postal district do you work in?

N3

4) if you commute by rail, what station is at the 'work' end of your
commute?

Finchley Central

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Unless I'm very much mistaken, it was Niklas Karlsson
), in message
who said:
Alright, since I proposed it, I suppose I get to do it as well. :-)

Please read this e-mail address backwards and send your responses to
the result: ku.oc.nez@43603nez

Assuming you commute within/into London,


And if I don't?


1) what postal district (e.g. TW1, E17, etc) do you live
in?


SW17.


2) if you commute by rail, what station (any railway system) is at the
'home' end of your commute?


Tooting or Tooting Broadway


3) what postal district do you work in?


IP1.


4) if you commute by rail, what station is at the 'work' end of your
commute?


Ipswich. HTH.

BTN

"Ben Nunn" wrote in message
...

SW17.

Ah-ha!

Ian
(in the "SW12" end of SW17)

In article , Ben Nunn wrote:
Unless I'm very much mistaken, it was Niklas Karlsson
), in message
who said:

Assuming you commute within/into London,


And if I don't?

Then you don't get to participate. :-)

Seriously - oooops, I hadn't considered the possibility of commuting
*out*. I sit corrected.

Thanks for your answers.

Niklas
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On Wed, 7 Apr 2004, Clive D. W. Feather wrote:

In article ,
Niklas Karlsson writes
Please read this e-mail address backwards and send your responses to the
result: ku.oc.nez@43603nez

Posting since I've said it all before, and I think the guy worrying
about terrorists reading it is an idiot.

Perhaps he is, Clive, but now *he* knows where you live ...

tom

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On Wed, 7 Apr 2004 at 16:59:40, Niklas Karlsson wrote:

Seriously - oooops, I hadn't considered the possibility of commuting
*out*. I sit corrected.

My husband does, too - from SW2 to RH1 (I think - Redhill, anyway).
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"Clive D. W. Feather" wrote in message
...
In article ,
Niklas Karlsson writes
Please read this e-mail address backwards and send your responses to the
result: ku.oc.nez@43603nez

Posting since I've said it all before, and I think the guy worrying
about terrorists reading it is an idiot.


Personally, I am inclined to trust your view on this, as thinking about it
LUL I think publish's loading figures itself anyway.


Alex.

Unless I'm very much mistaken, it was Ian F. ), in
message who said:
"Ben Nunn" wrote in message
...

SW17.

Ah-ha!

Ian
(in the "SW12" end of SW17)


I'm in the SW19/CR4(?) end.

In fact, I'm in IP1 more of the time.

BTN

Niklas Karlsson wrote the following in:


Alright, since I proposed it, I suppose I get to do it as well.
:-)

Please read this e-mail address backwards and send your responses
to the result: ku.oc.nez@43603nez

Assuming you commute within/into London,

1) what postal district (e.g. TW1, E17, etc) do you live
in?

E13

2) if you commute by rail, what station (any railway system) is at
the 'home' end of your commute?

It depends what mood I'm in and what mode of transport I'm using to get
home from the station.

If I'm riding my bike or getting a lift, or on rare occasions walking
I'll use West Ham, and it's my most frequently used station. I start
almost all my journeys there.

If I'm catching a bus I'll use Canning Town, and occasionally I'll
cycle from there. I rarely start journeys there though.

If I'm walking I'll use Plaistow. I rarely finish journeys there but if
I'm walking it's where I start them from.

3) what postal district do you work in?

I'm a student, my university is in WC2.

4) if you commute by rail, what station is at the 'work' end of
your commute?

Again it depends what mood I'm in. Lately I've been cycling from
Fenchurch Street. If I take the train the whole way I go to Holborn or
Temple, or catch a bus from Waterloo.

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