> Trainspotting is one of the many the english upper class twit pass-times,
> along with fox hunting, jumping fences with horses, high-tea (cucumber
> sandwiches without crust), parlour games (charades etc) and so on. Train
> spotting (as i understand it) basically involves recording the numbers of
> trains as they pass by your spot, and the route they're on, etc, and
> building up a comprehensive diary. Soon, you'll begin to recognise the
> various trains, and come to think of them not as mere chunks of high speed
> metal, but as your closest friends, who race by and visit you each day.
> Imagine the thrill of seeing a train after a long absence! Or seeing a
> train after it has been in a crash and is all refreshed and new! All
> these pleasures and more can be yours in the fast paced, action packed
> world of trainspotting.
>
> I think i need to join a gym.
>
> Matt Neale.
Now now Matt. Some of those people who aren't fortunate enough to
live in this country may not realise you're joking (well I *hope*
you are)
Steve
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