How to offend random Londoners #1 - grab a newspaper
Wednesday, August 6th, 2008 Posted in London, adayinthelife | No Comments »As I got on a random London bus this morning, I grabbed a copy of freebie newspaper The Metro which was lying on a bus seat. As a freebie newspaper (supported by advertising, given away across London and other major ...
Random London moments via the 266
Friday, June 27th, 2008 Posted in London, adayinthelife | No Comments »London bus Originally uploaded by E01 Thanks to incredibly slow London traffic, I managed to spend three hours on the 266 bus route between Hammersmith and Brent Cross, and back. It wouldn't ...
I love B3ta…
Saturday, June 7th, 2008 Posted in Funny, London, adayinthelife | 1 Comment »Living in London, finding small flyers advertising prostitute services are pretty much everywhere on the landscape. (Although being a weirdo, I do fondly remember walking into my first London telephone booth outside London Polytechnic at the tender age of 16 ...
Random London moments…
Monday, May 26th, 2008 Posted in London | No Comments »Over the last weekend, I have observed the following people on the tube: - One short naturally bald and slightly older man, and one tall shaved-bald younger man. I'm assuming they were together because they got off the tube train together. - ...
One night with a London softball team…
Tuesday, May 6th, 2008 Posted in London, adayinthelife | No Comments »Pretty much on a whim, I thought I'd pop along to the practice session for a London softball team. After all, I played rounders when I was 11. How hard can it be? So after finding the practice venue (on a ...
Reasons to vote for Ken in London
Thursday, May 1st, 2008 Posted in Current Affairs, London | 1 Comment »Peter Marshall spotted Ken Livingstone on the Tube Originally uploaded by Annie Mole Sure, it may be a PR stunt to show the Mayor of London using the same transport as the ...
They do things differently down South…
Monday, April 28th, 2008 Posted in London, adayinthelife | No Comments »It's local elections week in the UK, where people can exercise their democratic right to be totally disinterested at the prospect of voting for local councillors on an ego run while not actually doing that much beyond strutting around committee ...
