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Just arrived at the bus station to change buses and it’s quite nice and modern





I’m on a smaller single decker bus now and the seats are a lot better and are much comfier and covered with what looks like leather (I assume it’s fake) plus they have slightly more leg room

Not sure what it's like nowadays, but the bus station in Exeter used to be an absolute dive (and the Plymouth one still was the last time i saw it).

Richard

Please do keep us updated.

First class on a bus

I’m due to get to my final destination at 09:31 and then I need to walk for it says 16 minutes and then I just hope the car starts and drives ok!

I love it when people can scrap and scrape through hardship to achieve their goal .

PS I can't get used to seeing your photos without a flag on them, though. They don't feel genuine. I'm hoping that you've packed a flag to drape over your car when you pick it up?

RichardUK wrote:I’m due to get to my final destination

RIP in peace.

Moggy wrote:

Jenuall wrote:All in all a win for coach travel in my book and a sure sign that the communist Corbynite dream is one we should all be routemastering for.

You say that, but we would end up spending our entire lives working in allotments, just to grow enough carrots to survive the winter.

Is that really worth it just to have WiFi on a bus?

What's the carrot season like in the UK, can we really rely on carrots to see us through the winter?

This is why we need free WiFi on buses so that the proles can research which vegetables they need to grow to keep the bourgeoisie sated.

I don't even like carrots

Jenuall wrote:

Moggy wrote:

Jenuall wrote:All in all a win for coach travel in my book and a sure sign that the communist Corbynite dream is one we should all be routemastering for.

You say that, but we would end up spending our entire lives working in allotments, just to grow enough carrots to survive the winter.

Is that really worth it just to have WiFi on a bus?

What's the carrot season like in the UK, can we really rely on carrots to see us through the winter?

This is why we need free WiFi on buses so that the proles can research which vegetables they need to grow to keep the bourgeoisie sated.

You have no idea do you? The WiFi on the buses is for the plebs to play music as loudly as they can through their tinny sounding phone speakers.

jawafour wrote:PS I can't get used to seeing your photos without a flag on them, though. They don't feel genuine. I'm hoping that you've packed a flag to drape over your car when you pick it up?

I was going to bring a Union Flag with me but I fear the car may be in need of clean before the flag can grace it’s bonnet

Jenuall wrote:What's the carrot season like in the UK, can we really rely on carrots to see us through the winter?

This area is famous for growing chantenay carrots

Vermilion wrote:I don't even like carrots

Then you can only have turnip soup.

If you refuse that, then you are an enemy of the proletariat and will be dealt with.

Moggy wrote:

Vermilion wrote:I don't even like carrots

Then you can only have turnip soup.

If you refuse that, then you are an enemy of the proletariat and will be dealt with.

Dammit!

I’m on foot now and have just passed a smelly sewage works. What a magical day this is

Moggy wrote:

Jenuall wrote:

Moggy wrote:

Jenuall wrote:All in all a win for coach travel in my book and a sure sign that the communist Corbynite dream is one we should all be routemastering for.

You say that, but we would end up spending our entire lives working in allotments, just to grow enough carrots to survive the winter.

Is that really worth it just to have WiFi on a bus?

What's the carrot season like in the UK, can we really rely on carrots to see us through the winter?

This is why we need free WiFi on buses so that the proles can research which vegetables they need to grow to keep the bourgeoisie sated.

You have no idea do you? The WiFi on the buses is for the plebs to play music as loudly as they can through their tinny sounding phone speakers.

WiFi is a tool of the common people which they will use to rise up and throw off the yoke of oppression placed upon them by a corrupt ruling class! Those tinny tunes you hear on the buses are a call to arms for a generation which for too long has been under the heel of a fraudulent and immoral dictatorship!

No longer will we grow their carrots and turnips only to be left with the dregs from their top table!

No longer will we be forced to take their buses to work ourselves to dust in the name of a broken promise from a dirty system!

Workers of the world unite; you have nothing to lose but your carrots!

Jenuall wrote:

Moggy wrote:

Jenuall wrote:

Moggy wrote:

Jenuall wrote:All in all a win for coach travel in my book and a sure sign that the communist Corbynite dream is one we should all be routemastering for.

You say that, but we would end up spending our entire lives working in allotments, just to grow enough carrots to survive the winter.

Is that really worth it just to have WiFi on a bus?

What's the carrot season like in the UK, can we really rely on carrots to see us through the winter?

This is why we need free WiFi on buses so that the proles can research which vegetables they need to grow to keep the bourgeoisie sated.

You have no idea do you? The WiFi on the buses is for the plebs to play music as loudly as they can through their tinny sounding phone speakers.

WiFi is a tool of the common people which they will use to rise up and throw off the yoke of oppression placed upon them by a corrupt ruling class! Those tinny tunes you hear on the buses are a call to arms for a generation which for too long has been under the heel of a fraudulent and immoral dictatorship!

No longer will we grow their carrots and turnips only to be left with the dregs from their top table!

No longer will we be forced to take their buses to work ourselves to dust in the name of a broken promise from a dirty system!

Workers of the world unite; you have nothing to lose but your carrots!

From Labour's momentum group to Conservative grass roots there is a revolt against the establishment that has ruled those parties for ever.

The trouble with revolution is it always ends badly.

Communism, the French Revolution, China, Cuba, I cannot think of one revolution that has overthrown the old establishment and has ended well, scary!

I wonder if saying bad things about Richard is too mean, but he makes it sooooo easy.

Moggy wrote:

Jenuall wrote:

Moggy wrote:

Jenuall wrote:

Moggy wrote:

Jenuall wrote:All in all a win for coach travel in my book and a sure sign that the communist Corbynite dream is one we should all be routemastering for.

You say that, but we would end up spending our entire lives working in allotments, just to grow enough carrots to survive the winter.

Is that really worth it just to have WiFi on a bus?

What's the carrot season like in the UK, can we really rely on carrots to see us through the winter?

This is why we need free WiFi on buses so that the proles can research which vegetables they need to grow to keep the bourgeoisie sated.

You have no idea do you? The WiFi on the buses is for the plebs to play music as loudly as they can through their tinny sounding phone speakers.

WiFi is a tool of the common people which they will use to rise up and throw off the yoke of oppression placed upon them by a corrupt ruling class! Those tinny tunes you hear on the buses are a call to arms for a generation which for too long has been under the heel of a fraudulent and immoral dictatorship!

No longer will we grow their carrots and turnips only to be left with the dregs from their top table!

No longer will we be forced to take their buses to work ourselves to dust in the name of a broken promise from a dirty system!

Workers of the world unite; you have nothing to lose but your carrots!

From Labour's momentum group to Conservative grass roots there is a revolt against the establishment that has ruled those parties for ever.

The trouble with revolution is it always ends badly.

Communism, the French Revolution, China, Cuba, I cannot think of one revolution that has overthrown the old establishment and has ended well, scary!

Yeah revolutions do tend to come at a high price and often fail to achieve anything like the levels of success that some people hoped they would.

They're a bit like Brexit in that respect!

Jenuall wrote:

Moggy wrote:

Jenuall wrote:

Moggy wrote:

Jenuall wrote:

Moggy wrote:

Jenuall wrote:All in all a win for coach travel in my book and a sure sign that the communist Corbynite dream is one we should all be routemastering for.

You say that, but we would end up spending our entire lives working in allotments, just to grow enough carrots to survive the winter.

Is that really worth it just to have WiFi on a bus?

What's the carrot season like in the UK, can we really rely on carrots to see us through the winter?

This is why we need free WiFi on buses so that the proles can research which vegetables they need to grow to keep the bourgeoisie sated.

You have no idea do you? The WiFi on the buses is for the plebs to play music as loudly as they can through their tinny sounding phone speakers.

WiFi is a tool of the common people which they will use to rise up and throw off the yoke of oppression placed upon them by a corrupt ruling class! Those tinny tunes you hear on the buses are a call to arms for a generation which for too long has been under the heel of a fraudulent and immoral dictatorship!

No longer will we grow their carrots and turnips only to be left with the dregs from their top table!

No longer will we be forced to take their buses to work ourselves to dust in the name of a broken promise from a dirty system!

Workers of the world unite; you have nothing to lose but your carrots!

From Labour's momentum group to Conservative grass roots there is a revolt against the establishment that has ruled those parties for ever.

The trouble with revolution is it always ends badly.

Communism, the French Revolution, China, Cuba, I cannot think of one revolution that has overthrown the old establishment and has ended well, scary!

Yeah revolutions do tend to come at a high price and often fail to achieve anything like the levels of success that some people hoped they would.

They're a bit like Brexit in that respect!

Paul in Kingswood is the wisest man we have.

This is the most RichardUK thing I've ever seen

Trust him to find a bus with leather seats