Or possibly not...
Pass the mind bleach.
Monday, 17 December 2012
Odd things happening in the Shire...
Possibly the best Christmas card, ever!
Or possibly not...
Pass the mind bleach.
Or possibly not...
Pass the mind bleach.
Uncle Merv's Christmas Quiz...
Time for an exciting new Eye feature - Uncle Merv's Christmas Quiz!
Using your skill and judgement can you explain why there is a shed code attached to this basket?
Answers via email to the Eye, or better still to Barrow Hill Roundhouse, the DfT or indeed anyone else with time on their hands before the 25th!
Using your skill and judgement can you explain why there is a shed code attached to this basket?
Answers via email to the Eye, or better still to Barrow Hill Roundhouse, the DfT or indeed anyone else with time on their hands before the 25th!
Benefits of Nationalisation explained...
This from Ferrero Rocher...
Good to see nationalised East Coast knows what is, and what is not, appropriate reading for its passengers.
I recall that HRH The Prince of Wales once referred to the rulers of another statist regime as "Dreadful old waxworks".
Are they perhaps related?
UPDATE: This from Steve Strong...
In my humble opinion this is more a matter of good taste.
The hackneyed whinnying and whining from Railway Eye is, in my opinion, the childish... (sadly, owing to pressure of space, we are unable to publish the rest of Mr Strong's email. Ed).
UPDATE: This from those nice people at East Coast...
Good to see nationalised East Coast knows what is, and what is not, appropriate reading for its passengers.
I recall that HRH The Prince of Wales once referred to the rulers of another statist regime as "Dreadful old waxworks".
Are they perhaps related?
UPDATE: This from Steve Strong...
In my humble opinion this is more a matter of good taste.
The hackneyed whinnying and whining from Railway Eye is, in my opinion, the childish... (sadly, owing to pressure of space, we are unable to publish the rest of Mr Strong's email. Ed).
UPDATE: This from those nice people at East Coast...
The
Railway Eye blog as
a whole can be accessed via East Coast’s on-train Wi-Fi, but in common
with other websites, content within the blog which involves streaming
video and
audio can’t be accessed.
The
reason is that streaming audio and video uses a lot of bandwidth, and
can significantly reduce the speed at which others can use the Wi-Fi
service on-board
the train.
This is also why audio/video content on sites such as BBC
iPlayer, ITV Player et al cannot be accessed using on-train Wi-Fi.
Hope this helps to explain. (It does, thank you. Ed)