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![]() "NM" wrote in message m... Peter Smyth wrote: "Huge" wrote in message ... "Lew 1 (from the UK)" writes: On Sun, 20 Jul 2003 11:38:57 +0000 (UTC), (David Marshall) wrote: In article , Huge wrote: Thameslink publish the timetable. It's entirely their fault if they can't abide by it. Absolutely. But with such a frequent service it doesn't really *matter*. From my expirience, the frequent service only "doesn't matter" on paper. In the real world, Thameslink seem to develop huge gaps in the service on an alarmingly regular basis Quite. Especially with bull**** like only 2 trains an hour northbound from London Bridge in the evening rush, and those "all stations". It is not really Thameslink's fault that there are not enough paths available through London Bridge in the rush hour. Peter Smyth Then don't sell the ****ing tickets if they can't deliver. Booking clerks can't suddenly decide to refuse to sell the (****ing) tickets to customers at their window because of an extended gap between trains, can they ? Andrew |
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