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Funniest Train/Bus travel experiences..



IKDRF

New member
May 1, 2009
351
I was once travelling from London to Brighton when we were held up for 2 hours at Balcombe. Upon arriving back in Brighton it was announced that this was due to a 'SEVERE fatality at Balcombe' :lolol:
 






deletebeepbeepbeep

Well-known member
May 12, 2009
21,692
A bit morbid to be funny innit, what about all the poor bastards who had to watch the event, and those who had to clear it up, and the family left behind, would put a bit of dampener of your day that.
 








sam86

Moderator
Feb 18, 2009
9,947
I was on the train coming home a few weeks ago, and they announced over the tannoy;
"If a Mr ****** could come and collect their tutu from coach one, it would be much appreciated"

Still dont know to this day -
a) if it was a joke,
b) how they knew it was his (must have had his name in it)
 




The screamer

NSC's biggest geek
Apr 2, 2010
752
Portsmouth
On the way back from millwall this season we got on the train home at London bridge and a Jamaican man asked if he could sit with us, then he kept asking if he could stroke our hair, then went on to saywho he wanted to make out with first, he then kept attempting to touch my balls, as well as still attacking our hair every few minutes, he then openned the window and started smoking a joint, when we got to brighton we needed to get another train to southwick and he was following us so we had to trick him just so he didnt follow us, who knows what he would of done to us if he followed us the whole way home, as scary as it was it was so funny at the same time...strangest man i've ever come across
 




IKDRF

New member
May 1, 2009
351
On the way back from millwall this season we got on the train home at London bridge and a Jamaican man asked if he could sit with us, then he kept asking if he could stroke our hair, then went on to saywho he wanted to make out with first, he then kept attempting to touch my balls, as well as still attacking our hair every few minutes, he then openned the window and started smoking a joint, when we got to brighton we needed to get another train to southwick and he was following us so we had to trick him just so he didnt follow us, who knows what he would of done to us if he followed us the whole way home, as scary as it was it was so funny at the same time...strangest man i've ever come across


i dont know quite how to respond to this one :ohmy: or :eek: or :lolol: ?!
 




Badger

NOT the Honey Badger
NSC Patron
May 8, 2007
13,013
Toronto
I was on the train coming home a few weeks ago, and they announced over the tannoy;
"If a Mr ****** could come and collect their tutu from coach one, it would be much appreciated"

Still dont know to this day -
a) if it was a joke,
b) how they knew it was his (must have had his name in it)

Did it happen to be April 1st?
 




bhaexpress

New member
Jul 7, 2003
27,627
Kent
On the way back from millwall this season we got on the train home at London bridge and a Jamaican man asked if he could sit with us, then he kept asking if he could stroke our hair, then went on to saywho he wanted to make out with first, he then kept attempting to touch my balls, as well as still attacking our hair every few minutes, he then openned the window and started smoking a joint, when we got to brighton we needed to get another train to southwick and he was following us so we had to trick him just so he didnt follow us, who knows what he would of done to us if he followed us the whole way home, as scary as it was it was so funny at the same time...strangest man i've ever come across

I don't suppose it crossed your mind to call the Police ?
 




Lady Whistledown

Well-known member
NSC Patron
Jul 7, 2003
47,501
Well I wasn't on public transport myself at the time, but the sight of one of NSC's finest yelling "BUS WANKERS" at N-Dubz , who were standing round the front of their tour bus at Woodall services on Easter Monday was fairly entertaining.
 




pasty

A different kind of pasty
Jul 5, 2003
30,854
West, West, West Sussex
2 classics, both on the tube spring to mind.

In a totally rammed carriage in rush hour a young (rather large) woman shrieked at the bloke behind her screaming "Will you keep you bloody hands of my arse", to which the bloke very calmly replied "Love, if I was going to touch up anyones arse in this carriage it would be one a dammed sight smaller than yours"

A slightly pissed Aussie girl with rather large breasts was being obviously leered at by a chap, so she pulled up her t-shirt (no bra on) gave her boobs a great wiggle and shouted at the bloke "Here yer go mate, now you've had proper look, f*** off"
 


glasfryn

cleaning up cat sick
Nov 29, 2005
20,261
somewhere in Eastbourne
yeh in London one day years ago and the bus from Victoria to Hyde Park went the wrong way and the driver "had not done this route before" and was being directed in the right direction by a Japanese tourist
 


bhaexpress

New member
Jul 7, 2003
27,627
Kent
Well I wasn't on public transport myself at the time, but the sight of one of NSC's finest yelling "BUS WANKERS" at N-Dubz , who were standing round the front of their tour bus at Woodall services on Easter Monday was fairly entertaining.

Why did they waste time saying 'bus' ? That scrawny prat Dappy is one person I could happily slap, his fake street patois makes him look a bigger tosser than Tim Westwood. I think that Vanilla Ice has more credibility.
 






Andrew

New member
May 15, 2008
3,002
Sussex
On the school bus we had a right asshole bus driver. It was pretty loud and the bottom deck were singing BHA crowd chants. A girl got all cheeky who hadn't paid to get on as she forgot her money. He stopped the bus and told the girl to run home and get money, and the driver said he wouldn't drive until she came back. Luckily where he stopped was near her house so she was only 5 minutes, still very very funny.
 


Zeff

Active member
Jun 1, 2009
271
Southwick
I was on a Southern Train back from Haywards Heath the other week, and when we pulled in at Wivesfield, a schoolboy was standing on the platform in clear discomfort needing a toilet desperately, he then got on the train, and stood in the toilet waiting for the revolving door to close, however it must have been broken, so it never did close.

Not sure what the outcome was as I got off at Burgess Hill, but I suspect his walk home may have been uncomfortable! :lol:
 


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