retired_jesenia

explained your a workshy bum?

DebSchiff

Mad fer it.

runronnirun

just told her i'd lost it and it was my first day at a new job (which it was tbf), gave her the old puppy-dog eyes and she let me off :*)

retired_prettygirl9156

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i immediately remembered that video of the girl from Dudley who opened her exam results live on the BBC a few months back

retired_sedimohasel

Link to that video?

retired_nini59

because the stations are mainly outdoor platforms, just like say a bus stop. It's very open to abuse, but more than enough people happily pay their fares for it to survive. You can go months without getting your ticket checked, or you can get it checked 3 times in a run. Usually when they check out of say 25 people on the tram there's usually 1 or 2 without tickets, but never more than 3/4, so I'd say well over 90% pay.

retired_civilian888

Still waiting for them to start work on the Metrolink through Clayton, Droylsden and Ashton, everythings been knocked down and made room for it for years now but work still hasn't started, bloody government

Would be so much easier to get home from City matches aswell, they really don't care about people traveling back into Droylsden, their only concern is getting people back into Town

retired_nini59

thing is the metrolink lines in town can only take so many metrolinks though surely, so if they have them coming from other parts of Manchester too then either they are less frequent, or they build new tracks.

retired_civilian888

New tracks I think, starting from Piccadilly Station going through Great Ancoats up to SportsCity and then through Clayton, Droylsden and up to Ashton

Average Joe

Not sure if it would be quicker getting home from watching United if they built the system to Ashton. Takes about 15 minutes on the bus from Ashton to my house. Full of scrotes though, hate the place.