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03 Jul 15
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You may well consider London to be "the greatest city on Earth"; in the interests of balance, therefore, I feel duty bound to point out that it also has one of the sh1ttest public systems on Earth.
As mayor of london it falls upon you to sort it out, so get on with it you fat tory fcktard - or take your own advice, as given to cabbies, and "fck off and die".
As mayor of london it falls upon you to sort it out, so get on with it you fat tory fcktard - or take your own advice, as given to cabbies, and "fck off and die".
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He's not going to be able to do much in 10 months. That task will take years. Personally, I dont think it's that terrible.
I lived in London for many years.
I bet I never went on 25 bus journeys in all that time.
The underground was better, even in rush hour.
On days with no rain, not bothered about the cold, I'd walk most of the time.
My longest stroll was on a sunny Saturday, from Downham just outside Bromley, (Bromley was in Kent back then, not south east London, so it was further away)
to Plaistow, east London. It took me about 3 hours. Time passed quickly as the scenery constantly changes.
I once walked from Dagenham, Essex, right along the A13 to Canning Town, only about 7 miles, that was as boring as fack and time seemed to drag by.
I bet I never went on 25 bus journeys in all that time.
The underground was better, even in rush hour.
On days with no rain, not bothered about the cold, I'd walk most of the time.
My longest stroll was on a sunny Saturday, from Downham just outside Bromley, (Bromley was in Kent back then, not south east London, so it was further away)
to Plaistow, east London. It took me about 3 hours. Time passed quickly as the scenery constantly changes. I once walked from Dagenham, Essex, right along the A13 to Canning Town, only about 7 miles, that was as boring as fack and time seemed to drag by.
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