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?

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

3) what postal district do you work in?

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

Deadline will be midnight, Sunday 12 April 2004. I shall
endeavour to post the results shortly thereafter.

Niklas
--
"But is it really useful for the city council to survive while the rest of the
population is a glowing cloud drifting away in the 500MPH breeze?"
-- Geoff Lane

In article , Niklas Karlsson wrote:

Deadline will be midnight, Sunday 12 April 2004. I shall
endeavour to post the results shortly thereafter.

Derr... Sunday *11* April 2004, of course. Silly, silly me.

Niklas
--
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computer history where CPUs became so cheap that it was possible to build an
operating system without adult supervision."
-- Russ Holsclaw in a.f.c

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

I really cant be bothered to reassemble that, if you want someone to
volunteer please repost it adding something like SPAMSPAMNO or something,
and I'll respond
Thanks
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Online at http://www.railwaysonline.co.uk
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In article , Joe wrote:
Please read this e-mail address backwards and send your responses to the
result: ku.oc.nez@43603nez

I really cant be bothered to reassemble that, if you want someone to
volunteer please repost it adding something like SPAMSPAMNO or something,
and I'll respond
Thanks

I've already gotten several responses. If you don't want to participate,
nobody's forcing you to.

Niklas
--
[on the Kings Cross transport information office]
Is this staffed by actual humans?
I don't think so, I think it's staffed by Camden council staff.
-- herbwormwood and John Rowland in uk.transport.london

I've already gotten several responses. If you don't want to participate,
nobody's forcing you to.

I do want to participate, I love surveys!

In article , Joe wrote:
I've already gotten several responses. If you don't want to participate,
nobody's forcing you to.

I do want to participate, I love surveys!

You've probably spent more time making these two posts than you would
have reading my email address the right way round. :-)

So as not to fall prey to irony, however:
uk (remove any capital letters)

Niklas
--
"Kids have it easy today. All they have to listen to is stories about how back
in the '70s we had to listen to stories about how bad it was back in the '30s."
-- Keith Lynch

"Niklas Karlsson" wrote in message
...
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?

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

3) what postal district do you work in?

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

Deadline will be midnight, Sunday 12 April 2004. I shall
endeavour to post the results shortly thereafter.

Niklas
--
"But is it really useful for the city council to survive while the rest of
the
population is a glowing cloud drifting away in the 500MPH breeze?"
-- Geoff Lane


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?

.. 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?

The _CONSERVATIVE PARTY_???

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

It was a dark and stormy night when Niklas Karlsson
wrote in article -
addr.zen.co.uk...
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?

N13 (just -- one street the wrong side of N22)

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

Bowes Park/Bounds Green

3) what postal district do you work in?

CR0

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

East Croydon

Grebbsy
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"All vampires suck, but not all who suck are vampires."
(--B.J.Kuehl)

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