Meltdown!!

[CameoJoe]

Hi,

This is a perfect illustration of England and it's problems with almost everythig.

While Germans,French and Spainiards zip around in largely clean, modern trains, Britons putter along in rolling stock that is often old,crowded,dirty,slow and unreliable.
Board a British train, many say,and you never know if you reach your destination on time or even alive. Nearly 50 passengers have died in crashes since 1997.
The Labor government unveiled a ten year 100 billion plan from public and some private funds...lol (TAXES ARE COMING AGAIN!!
"Bloody Typical" "The trains in this country are a disgrace."


CameoJoe

[zhuk]

It seems me the War for Indepedence is not over yet for some americans.
Or they are still looking for the enemies around in the world. Calm down, you already have plenty ones.

[CameoJoe]

Hi,

100 billion dollars for train repairs seems to be a bit too rich for the sane.
Britons have a love affair with trains it seems and due to the small amount of land and the large amount of people it's a done deal as far as I can see.
Just think Andrew you and your buddy subjects are slaves to trains and public transport because your country is soooo small and more importantly you have no choice in the matters of the society as you are a commoner.
A people who choose to lecture the world but at the same time live like dogs and somehow feel they are better off than the rest of the world...lol That's education keen to brainwashing technique...lol

CameoJoe

[CameoJoe]

Hi,

I recently visited Thorpe Park in London and it was nice enough and the people as well as myself were completely kind and respectful.
The children had a wonderful time and from all accounts it is a lovely park/theme park. Not too many rides but places to see and games to play.
I ate at Burger King which is a British owned food company that is similar to McDonalds. I also bought a few things and played some video games. I noticed that there were FBI warnings on the video games for some reason that baffles me as Britain is not the USA?
All in all it was a fun trip and most importantly there was space to move around and lots of smiling children.

CameoJoe