the-e-dealer

I think they are only open at the weekends.

or buy them online 1/3 the price!

Argh I'm so angry people posting the wrong things in this thread and ruining it!

Answer - Yes they do!

Typical Yummy Mummy attitude.

If you say that again I will fliping have you!

for all the moaning about the wrong thread stuff.

shoulnt you post that on the youve posted on the wrong thread thread?

BOOM BOOM Mr. Howard!

Blimey Emanuel Kant is in the building :-)

So why do we bother to pay with all these crooks out there.

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So maybe he didn't need to return to his departure station, thanks, I don't think he will ever travel without a ticket on London Transport again anyway!

"Usually". If you are 18 with a career ahead that could be ruined I Think going back and buying a ticket is the best thing to do rather than gambling on a nice officer.

It depends on the officer. They WILL fine you and give you a criminal charge if they feel like it. I know someone whose daughter couldn't go into teaching because she had a ticket evasion criminal offence. Travelling without a ticket If you travel on a train without a ticket, you will be liable to pay the full single fare or full return fare or, if appropriate, a penalty fare for your journey. Examples of when a penalty fare may be charged, if a passenger: travels without a valid ticket; is unable to produce an appropriate railcard on a discounted ticket; travels in first class accommodation with a standard ticket; is aged 16 or over, travelling on a child rate ticket; travels beyond the destination of their ticket.

I'm all for free loaders being done for not paying on trains , but here's a situation I had to deal with. My 18 Year old Country Bumpkin nephew got a train from East Dulwich to London to see the museums. First time he has ever gone on his own. He rang his mum from the train saying 'can you pay on the train like in Shropshire?' I told him no!!!!!!!! He arrived at London Bridge and saw a "passengers with fares to pay window" He was going to pay there. I said he would likely get fined and possibly get a criminal record damaging his employment prospects and the only thing to do was get a train back home, hope he doesn't see and inspector and buy a ticket then return to London. Was the this the best thing to do? . His mum is a solicitor and says she would fight the fine as it wasn't an intent to deprive South Eastern of Revenue.

Oh it's futileball as we Englanders have to know it as forevermore .

WTF is this about?

I am at work.

PD are you lookin for a fight?

Vanessa Felch !

Yeah standing drinking, in a pub, at the bar. |Barstards!

With any ketchup bottle tighten lid shake rigorously- Ketchup will pour.

He's a bit of a tramp too! Loz Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Secret agent? Surely James Bond is a fine > upstanding citizen. OK, he kills a few people > here and there...

Actually one word Agent ! Agents are all crooks, liars and fools. The only one that doesn't fit is News Agent. Supplier of current News Papers,Stamps, Travel cards and all things essential. Estate Secret Travel (?) Enemy Employment Contract Currency Insurance