Walkers Cajun Squirrel
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i am 16. I could have got served before the millwall match.
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FFS, why do people have to jump infront of f***ing trains?
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Paxton Dazo
Up The Spurs.
- Mar 11, 2007
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Dont rise to cute comments, like Gazwags. Just have a little chuckle, realise what he's trying to do and laugh again.
In response to HB&B's comment, pretending to support spurs is my hobbie, a hobbie that's cost me over £750 this season. But I'm not sure who to pretend to support next year, any ideas?
Support my local team? But then I wouldn't have a load of sad middle age men, following me around on a internet messageboard, trying to get a bite. It's pretty, carry on petal's.
TWOCHOICEStom
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I actually agree with your first post. It's selfish, I don't care what state of mind you're in. Yes it's sad, but if you're in such an awful place that you want to end your own life, why the f*** would you want to ruin others lives by doing it??
Soton Seagull
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What's wrong with a cliff?! 3 in the past fortnight. Took me 3 hours to get home last night. Tragedy for the families, but his is becoming a weekly occurence.
All same sort of area as well, 4 if you take into account Eastbourne one.
Amazing how far out this impacts, even trains in Portsmouth were f***ed because of this selfish w ker
seagullsovergrimsby
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Falling off a cliff takes longer to die , death is near instantaneous falling in front of a train. Once you have decided to top yourself getting splattered on a train track shows intention rather than a cry for help. Unfortunately this is what happens more in a recession when individuals decide there is no alternative.
pasty
A different kind of pasty
And isn't always "successful" if thats the right word. A mate of mine tried it and survived.
Storer68
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where are these train that are f***ing?
Taybha
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its ok for you lot,you dont have to inspect the trains afterwards . not nice i can assure you.
beorhthelm
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does it never occur to anyone that the person in question could have fallen/been pushed? somthing to think about next time you grubble "stupid selfish suicide" to yourself.
Ninja Elephant
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When I went to Doncaster a few years ago, I got stuck at Biggleswade station for a few hours, and got to the ground at 3:15 because of a suicide on the track! So inconsiderate, I'm sad that they felt the need to take their own life. But why disrupt the life of other people?! So selfish, if you're going to do it, jump off a bridge or hang yourself! Atleast don't cause other problems....
Also, White Hart Lane is a bit of a pain by train (no accident the rhyme :thumsbup: ). The 30 minute walk is such a pain, but atleast it's straight and you've got the McDonalds on the way. And plenty of fruit and veg shops!
Where do you sit, PD?
Also, White Hart Lane is a bit of a pain by train (no accident the rhyme :thumsbup: ). The 30 minute walk is such a pain, but atleast it's straight and you've got the McDonalds on the way. And plenty of fruit and veg shops!
Where do you sit, PD?
British Bulldog
The great escape
- Feb 6, 2006
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5 in 10 days is how i counted it.
Paxton Dazo
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That's exactly what I meant, that last night would have buggered up about 5000 people's travel plans last night.
Hove Lagoonery
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Paxton Dazo
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When I went to Doncaster a few years ago, I got stuck at Biggleswade station for a few hours, and got to the ground at 3:15 because of a suicide on the track! So inconsiderate, I'm sad that they felt the need to take their own life. But why disrupt the life of other people?! So selfish, if you're going to do it, jump off a bridge or hang yourself! Atleast don't cause other problems....
Also, White Hart Lane is a bit of a pain by train (no accident the rhyme :thumsbup: ). The 30 minute walk is such a pain, but atleast it's straight and you've got the McDonalds on the way. And plenty of fruit and veg shops!
Where do you sit, PD?
Or you can just get a 5 minute train
. Which I had to get, otherwise I wouldn't have made the game.I mainly sit in the Paxton, but next season I'm going to sit in the Park Lane. But last night I sat in the Shelf Upper.
Hove Lagoonery
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Will you be changing your name to "Park Lane Dazo"?
Uncle C
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I guess some people just go loco.
Paxton Dazo
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Haven't thought of that, I doubt it. But who knows..
British Bulldog
The great escape
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I dont think the one's who jump want sympathy tbh, It's the one's who stand there threatening to jump without really doing it that are the one's who are looking for sympathy. Anyway as other's have allready said if I've got any sympathy to give it goes to the driver and anybody else who either witnessed it or was involved in clearing up the mess.