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Topic: How To Commute To Work

Liverpool Street Station, London. Click the link and try not to smile....

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=VQ3d3KigPQM

Geoff

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Re: How To Commute To Work

gsj wrote:

Liverpool Street Station, London. Click the link and try not to smile....

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=VQ3d3KigPQM

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Re: How To Commute To Work

FABULOUS

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Re: How To Commute To Work

That´s great! I tried not to smile, but kind of had to ... smile

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Re: How To Commute To Work

Absolutely brilliant and I couldn't stop chuckling and had to watch it a couple of times. Thanks gsj.

I don't commute into this station but my office is just across the road from it and I had no idea of this 'happening'. I shall be passing the link round the office this morning and can't wait to hear the chuckles. Maybe there'll be some spontaneous dancing. big_smile

Phil

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