Aug 2018
8:34am, 21 Aug 2018
5,346 posts
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Mazlin
Not excited by thought of work today.
I don’t understand the ‘rules’ of ticket buying on trains. Sometimes it seems fine, sometimes you get told off.
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Aug 2018
8:45am, 21 Aug 2018
19,780 posts
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pedroscalls
At my desk with coffee. I have run 5 miles.
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Aug 2018
8:55am, 21 Aug 2018
12,660 posts
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Autumnleaves
It can depend on whether you start from a penalty fares station. Ours now is one, meaning in theory an on the spot £20 fine.
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Aug 2018
9:13am, 21 Aug 2018
2,567 posts
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Dillthedog57
Having a McDs brekkie while tyre is replaced
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Aug 2018
9:35am, 21 Aug 2018
19,269 posts
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Wriggling Snake
Tea
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Aug 2018
9:56am, 21 Aug 2018
31,017 posts
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Night-owl
Ditto
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Aug 2018
10:24am, 21 Aug 2018
13,174 posts
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RichHL
Going shopping.
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Aug 2018
10:42am, 21 Aug 2018
42,447 posts
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Fierce and Focused Fleecy
The station I often go from has a cantankerous machine and guards who only sometimes appear, so I often turn up at Guildford without a ticket. Ds1 has no debit card so he has to pay cash anyway which involves tracking down a guard when he travels alone.
Waiting for laundry to finish so I can put it out.
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Aug 2018
11:36am, 21 Aug 2018
29,684 posts
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Diogenes
I find SW trains are usually fine about you buying on board, But the guards on the Fleecy line are often officious and unforgiving. I saw one teenager who was trying to pay en route handed a penalty and treated like a delinquent
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Aug 2018
11:59am, 21 Aug 2018
42,448 posts
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Fierce and Focused Fleecy
If anyone did that to my teens I would unleash Merry hell on them! The ticket machine is broken more often than it works, as soon as it rains or gets cold the thing sulks and won’t work. I need to go to uni and return a book and pick something up. Trying to work out whether I should drive or get the train. And when I’m going to get All The Things Done.
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