Fatal Accident Disrupts Easter Travel Plans

10-04-2009 03:08PM #1

Sky News wrote:

Easter rail travellers have seen their travel plans disrupted after the West Coast main line was blocked by a fatal accident.

i knew Sky News were twats but that's takin the biscuit.. if my family died and that was the headline, i'd probably try sue them for bein cúnts.

reminds me of Dara O Brioin when he's talking about the London Bombings,
"an incredible piece of news, but how am I going to get home"

Soby · 10-04-2009 03:10PM

Probley playing chicken with the train..No pity..gob****e

Noopti · 10-04-2009 03:10PM

They will probably bring Max Clifford on to talk about

Worst news channel around (along with it's cousin Fox)

10-04-2009 03:12PM

Without meaning to be disrepectful to how the family is feeling .....

It's a news website and they're providing news. I'd certainly be p!ssed off if my travel plans were disrupted and I would also be glad to read it on the news before heading to the station to find it was cancelled.

Dara O'Briain is a comic genius. Like all comedians he says what everyone is thinking but is afraid to say.

patmac · 10-04-2009 03:14PM

More likely suicide, but they won't call it that for fear of copycats, happened about 20 years ago when some Lord flung himself under the train there were 3/4 more the day after the Evening Standard reported it and the Tube came to a standstill

kraggy · 10-04-2009 03:14PM

Random wrote: »

Dara O'Briain is a comic genius. Like all comedians he says what everyone is thinking but is afraid to say.

Are you drunk?

10-04-2009 03:17PM

kraggy wrote: »

Are you drunk?

No, not yet.

Turd Ferguson · 10-04-2009 03:28PM

patmac wrote: »

More likely suicide, but they won't call it that for fear of copycats, happened about 20 years ago when some Lord flung himself under the train there were 3/4 more the day after the Evening Standard reported it and the Tube came to a standstill

Copycats? I cant imagine someone watching the news and thinking 'suicide by jumping infront of a train. of course, its so simple!!'

10-04-2009 03:34PM

lol :pac:

CreepingDeath · 10-04-2009 03:54PM

They should really have some off-peak suicide train services.
Maybe with chainsaws underneath the train in case you fall between the tracks.

MagicMarker · 10-04-2009 03:56PM

Eh..... what's the problem?

The Davestator · 10-04-2009 03:59PM

Turd Ferguson wrote: »

Copycats? I cant imagine someone watching the news and thinking 'suicide by jumping infront of a train. of course, its so simple!!'

funniest thing i've read on boards in a long time!

ejmaztec · 10-04-2009 04:15PM

Those sanctimonious Sky feckers.

Everytime someone is visited with a personal tragedy like when their whole family gets wiped out during whatever incident, some Sky-dick asks the obvious question - "And how does this make you feel?". :mad:

mike65 · 10-04-2009 04:18PM

I refuse to bay for Sky News blood on this, its a practical matter for thousands of people.

Fighting Irish · 10-04-2009 04:57PM

Deleted User wrote: »

Fatal Accident Disrupts Easter Travel Plans

i knew Sky News were twats but that's takin the biscuit.. if my family died and that was the headline, i'd probably try sue them for bein cúnts.

reminds me of Dara O Brioin when he's talking about the London Bombings,
"an incredible piece of news, but how am I going to get home"

:rolleyes:

Getting hit by a train can only be your own fault

Fighting Irish · 10-04-2009 04:58PM

Random wrote: »

Without meaning to be disrepectful to how the family is feeling .....

It's a news website and they're providing news. I'd certainly be p!ssed off if my travel plans were disrupted and I would also be glad to read it on the news before heading to the station to find it was cancelled.

Dara O'Briain is a comic genius. Like all comedians he says what everyone is thinking but is afraid to say.

werd

Fatal Accident Disrupts Easter Travel Plans

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