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November 11th 08, 05:32 PM
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Constant anouncements on London Buses
On 9 Nov, 16:55, "Andrew Heenan" wrote:
"John Holt" wrote ... Constant, loud, intrusive and unnecessary recorded announcements blasted out every 15-20 seconds and no escape from it, even with earphones in to attempt to drown out the background hell... Do what the regulars do - ignore it. After the first few trips, you won't even notice, and they are useful for tourists and others. I don't know which route you take, but on the many routes I travel, they are not as frequent as you state. Or get an iPod? Did you even read the text you quoted? no escape from it, **even with earphones in** to attempt to drown out the background hell... The correct solution of course is to get a bike and avoid te disgusting dangerous things (buses and ipods really) |
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