them Sydney Trains moments (5 Viewers)

[philphie]

Re: them cityrail moments

yeah i am, this is what im terrified about

just make a pitstop at caltex and they'll be nice

 

[GUSSSSSSSSSSSSS]

Re: them cityrail moments

GAH just had a shit cityrail moment tonite

got on the train to newcastle at strathfield at 8:26, it was meant to arrive at hornsby at 8:51 but instead arrived at 9:20 which meant i missed my 8:53 train to turra, and had to catch the 9:31 arriving at turra at like 9:39. FORTY FUCKING MINUTES AFTER I SHUD HAVE!!!!!!!!!!!! i was so effing pissed off lol

at least on the train i had a good chat to a bogan guy havin a smoke between carriages, saw a couple of drunk chiks havin a bitch fight, and got to sit in a pitch black train for like a minute but that doesnt outweigh the fact that it SUCKED FUCKEN ASSSSSSSS!!!!!!!!!!

haha. my phone is the cityrail time

LOL i did that for a bit, but then the time that the busses in my area go off is DIFFERENT to cityrail time -___- so i changed my time to the bus time ^_^

 

[emiliieee]

Re: them cityrail moments

yeah i am, this is what im terrified about

hire a body guard.

..LOL i did that for a bit, but then the time that the busses in my area go off is DIFFERENT to cityrail time -___- so i changed my time to the bus time ^_^

yeah i stopped changing mine now, but my time is still right lol

 

[emiliieee]

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was going up the stairs at bankstown and this girl who was about 9 was coming down and she's like 'excuse me, excuse me, my trains coming!' lol it was so cute and she was kinda chubby too haha. by the time she got to the platform she's like 'WWAAAAAITTTTTTTT!!!!!!' and was full screaming at her mum to hurry up hahaha.. her mum was carrying a pram and running down the stairs. i didnt think she was cute after that.. she sounded like a drunk bogan chick

kinda felt sorry for her coz she was by herself and everyone was going up

 

[kaz1]

Re: them cityrail moments

Odd city rail moment today. My ticket got stuck halfway in the ticket barrier, I couldn't pull it out so the cityrail guys had to open the thing up.

 

[jet]

Re: them cityrail moments

Was walking to Redfern station today from USyd and this abbo chick walked up to me and started talking about this raffle. Her clan apparently got an invite to dance in America and they were fundraising travel costs.

I looked down and all she had was some cash and a very old and completely full ticket book. I told her I had no money. She wished me a nice day and I said the same. I started walking off and she swore at me. Lol.

 

[emiliieee]

Re: them cityrail moments

that sucks. i get scared when it takes ages for my ticket to come back up lol

 

[ClockworkSoldier]

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Lol who the fuck cares, chef, gordon, my arse, his mum. As long as it is indentifiable for all.

That's just it... "Chef Ramsay" isn't as indentifiable as Gordon Ramsay to most of the general public XD.

 

[emiliieee]

Re: them cityrail moments

exactly.

 

[evilflic]

Re: them cityrail moments

ah had so many of these moments lol. especially when catching the train to/from school sometimes... from a guy coming up to me and asking to borrow my shoes, right before i was about to get off at Town Hall, to a lady falling asleep on the stairs, to kids getting into the train just as the doors were closing and having their schoolbags between the doors, sticking out of the train.
my brother always tells me about his daily train trips to and from Town Hall (goes to Grammar). once his (male) friend got bashed up and thrown out of the train by a primary school girl, who took his ipod and phone as well.

 

[philphie]

Re: them cityrail moments

ah had so many of these moments lol. especially when catching the train to/from school sometimes... from a guy coming up to me and asking to borrow my shoes, right before i was about to get off at Town Hall, to a lady falling asleep on the stairs, to kids getting into the train just as the doors were closing and having their schoolbags between the doors, sticking out of the train.
my brother always tells me about his daily train trips to and from Town Hall (goes to Grammar). once his (male) friend got bashed up and thrown out of the train by a primary school girl, who took his ipod and phone as well.

baha this is very good. i swear grammar kids pis me off so much for some reason when i see them at the opera

 

[lala2]

Re: them cityrail moments

baha this is very good. i swear grammar kids pis me off so much for some reason when i see them at the opera

+1. Grammar kids are SO badly behaved! I was coming back to Central from the Blue Mountains and all the Penrith kids that got on were much better behaved! It's epic fail when western selective school kids > northern/eastern private school kids

 

[ClockworkSoldier]

Re: them cityrail moments

+1. Grammar kids are SO badly behaved! I was coming back to Central from the Blue Mountains and all the Penrith kids that got on were much better behaved! It's epic fail when western selective school kids > northern/eastern private school kids

Generally this is because of the need to rebel. Private schools often have strict guidelines, rules and regulations that must be followed and private school kids often have pushy parents that are heavy on the rules as well.

Basically, they have lack of freedom. Lack of freedom = rebellion. Rebellion = bad behaviour.

 

[bio_nut]

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Or they're just rich, little pricks who need a kick up the arse.

 

[philphie]

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i need a penis up my ass

 

[bio_nut]

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Yes, get off the internet and go do that instead.

 

[occer]

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+1. Grammar kids are SO badly behaved! I was coming back to Central from the Blue Mountains and all the Penrith kids that got on were much better behaved! It's epic fail when western selective school kids > northern/eastern private school kids

Shit, my bad.

Seriously though, don't think I've ever heard of anyone living that far away but could be.

Generally this is because of the need to rebel. Private schools often have strict guidelines, rules and regulations that must be followed and private school kids often have pushy parents that are heavy on the rules as well.

Basically, they have lack of freedom. Lack of freedom = rebellion. Rebellion = bad behaviour.

I wouldn't say so.

Or they're just rich, little pricks who need a kick up the arse.

Please do.

 

[boganxcore]

Re: them cityrail moments

grammar kids think they are tough coz they ri$ch

 

[occer]

Re: them cityrail moments

Nah, I'm a pussy.

 

[violentdelights]

Re: them cityrail moments

That's just it... "Chef Ramsay" isn't as indentifiable as Gordon Ramsay to most of the general public XD.

Lol, the point is, I saw a man who looked just like him.
Just like...CHEF RAMSAY.