Dancer pushed off train
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Has nobody noticed that the camera phone seems to be on a tripod or such?
I would love to be able to take quality footage like that standing still - let alone on a tube train....
SOmething feels a little fishy smelling
Personally cant get offended by this as I doubt it is real and is quite funny.
On the other hand, the guy was doing 0% harm
I would love to be able to take quality footage like that standing still - let alone on a tube train....
SOmething feels a little fishy smelling
Personally cant get offended by this as I doubt it is real and is quite funny.
On the other hand, the guy was doing 0% harm
Love it - On the opening link, there is another link from "the sun" that claims Hero bundles yob off train. Hero? 
Within that text, it's states "And when the offender tries to get back on to the Scotrail Edinburgh to Perth service he repeatedly pushes him back off again.
"Pushes him back off again..." lol...Brilliant!
The most insulting thing about this topics event, is everyones laughing reaction on the train. The dancer would have been annoying me, but as would anyone who was eating loudly, who smelt funny...as would kids running up and down the isle...should they be pushed out and should we applaud the pusher aswell?
I smell a rat.
Within that text, it's states "And when the offender tries to get back on to the Scotrail Edinburgh to Perth service he repeatedly pushes him back off again.
"Pushes him back off again..." lol...Brilliant!
The most insulting thing about this topics event, is everyones laughing reaction on the train. The dancer would have been annoying me, but as would anyone who was eating loudly, who smelt funny...as would kids running up and down the isle...should they be pushed out and should we applaud the pusher aswell?
I smell a rat.
Know where he's coming from, I've danced to washing machines and tube trains in my pilled up past. 
But looks to be too much of a set up to be honest, can't imagine a lone person on the Central Line at Leytonstone travelling East pushing somebody off a tube like that.
If it turns out to be true, then the pusher bloke is a t
t.
But looks to be too much of a set up to be honest, can't imagine a lone person on the Central Line at Leytonstone travelling East pushing somebody off a tube like that.
If it turns out to be true, then the pusher bloke is a t
t. smileymikey said:
It was pretty funny and sandwich mans timing was genius. Nobody was hurt, all the talk of assault and civil liberties is a load of media whipping it up b
ks.What happened to the British having a good sense of humour, this country really needs to seem to need to "man the fk up" at the momenttotal non story
Slaav said:
Has nobody noticed that the camera phone seems to be on a tripod or such?
I would love to be able to take quality footage like that standing still - let alone on a tube train....
SOmething feels a little fishy smelling
Personally cant get offended by this as I doubt it is real and is quite funny.
On the other hand, the guy was doing 0% harm
I was going to say exactly the same thing - very convenient if you ask me. I would love to be able to take quality footage like that standing still - let alone on a tube train....
SOmething feels a little fishy smelling
Personally cant get offended by this as I doubt it is real and is quite funny.
On the other hand, the guy was doing 0% harm
Laplace said:
Those must be some good pills.
Which reminds me I;ve 'saved' some surgical strength Cocodamol from my shoulder op'.Laplace said:
A bit out of order pushing him off.
Although I doubt the guy was in a rush to get anywhere and, provided he wasn;t hurst, I guess he'd just groove his way onto the next train.Laplace said:
Still funny though.
I'm afraid the whole video, a set-up or not, was (against my better judgement) highly amusing. Speccy tts timing pushing the lad off was impeccable.Gassing Station | News, Politics & Economics | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff