Coach Travel, Long Journey! HELP!
Coach Travel, Long Journey! HELP!
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LukeR94

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2,218 posts

170 months

Tuesday 3rd June 2014
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I am going on a Coach trip to Spain (Much to my dismay, but I digress) on Saturday, the coach journey will take approx 30 hours, sat down (Breaks inbetween).

I am here for advice from my fellow PH'ers! I went last year, and the journey was AWFUL

My butt cheeks itched from sweat laugh !!! SO To try and combat it this year, I need some advice!

So far I am going to TALC and wear jogging bottoms!


Any tips? (This is a strange question I realise, but I assure you, I am 100% serious)

essayer

10,410 posts

223 months

Tuesday 3rd June 2014
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Some good options on this site:

http://www.skyscanner.net

wink

moffat

1,020 posts

254 months

Tuesday 3rd June 2014
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LukeR94 said:
I am going on a Coach trip to Spain (Much to my dismay, but I digress) on Saturday, the coach journey will take approx 30 hours, sat down (Breaks inbetween).

I am here for advice from my fellow PH'ers! I went last year, and the journey was AWFUL

My butt cheeks itched from sweat laugh !!! SO To try and combat it this year, I need some advice!

So far I am going to TALC and wear jogging bottoms!


Any tips? (This is a strange question I realise, but I assure you, I am 100% serious)
You are completely mad.

Coach travel is only for children and OAP's.

Riley Blue

23,205 posts

255 months

Tuesday 3rd June 2014
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oldaudi

1,618 posts

187 months

Tuesday 3rd June 2014
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Having used the coach to get to Interlaken, Wengen, Lausanne (skiing), and to the F1 at Barcelona, Monaco, Milan (Monza) and Hungary by coach, my advice would be fly

LukeR94

Original Poster:

2,218 posts

170 months

Tuesday 3rd June 2014
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moffat said:
You are completely mad.

Coach travel is only for children and OAP's.
The alternative is an extra 400 for flights and transfers (And thats with RyanAir hurl ) and im not keen on going on planes, dont have a phobea or anything, just not keen.

All my family is going via coach aswell (Grrr!) so I sort of have no choice!

I would rather not spend and extra £400 if I can aswell. (more for Coke and Hookers obv)


Vaud

59,354 posts

184 months

Tuesday 3rd June 2014
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Train?

Vaud

59,354 posts

184 months

Tuesday 3rd June 2014
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LukeR94 said:
All my family is going via coach aswell (Grrr!) so I sort of have no choice!
What kind of hell...

Vaud

59,354 posts

184 months

Tuesday 3rd June 2014
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I don't know the UK equivalent, but look for something like this in the chemist:

http://pm.advil.com/advil-pm-caplets

Will at least give you some sleep.

lukefreeman

1,502 posts

204 months

Tuesday 3rd June 2014
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Opium

Mr Will

13,719 posts

235 months

Tuesday 3rd June 2014
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If you don't want to fly, there are these things called "Trains". They are like long versions of coaches, but faster, more comfortable and you can move around on them. Some even have beds or catering on them. I'm sure Google will reveal more information.

thatdude

2,660 posts

156 months

Tuesday 3rd June 2014
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Whiskey.

J4CKO

46,821 posts

229 months

Tuesday 3rd June 2014
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Perhaps gnaw off your own hands ?

madbadger

11,752 posts

273 months

Tuesday 3rd June 2014
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thatdude said:
Whiskey.
yes

Or wine in a Ribena bottle, as you aren't even allowed to drink on most coaches.

DuraAce

4,272 posts

189 months

Tuesday 3rd June 2014
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I'd pay the extra for flights or to self drive your own car. If I couldn't afford those options then I'd stay at home.

panholio

1,109 posts

177 months

Tuesday 3rd June 2014
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Jesus Christ your barse is going to be sodden.

Talcing is the way to go, I'd talc heavily and and regular intervals. Otherwise the clamminess will be off the scale.

I would wear some comfortable underwear, probably a trunk rather than a short. Definitely not a brief or tanga (doesn't bear thinking about). I'd have a good solid w*nk the night before as well, minimise the chance of "involuntaries" from the bus vibrations.

HTH


Matt UK

18,084 posts

229 months

Tuesday 3rd June 2014
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Drive or train.

Why do you have to go by coach?

I went on a coach when the railway line was flooded. It was st.

oldaudi

1,618 posts

187 months

Tuesday 3rd June 2014
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LukeR94 said:
I am going on a Coach trip to Spain (Much to my dismay, but I digress) on Saturday, the coach journey will take approx 30 hours, sat down (Breaks inbetween).

I am here for advice from my fellow PH'ers! I went last year, and the journey was AWFUL

My butt cheeks itched from sweat laugh !!! SO To try and combat it this year, I need some advice!

So far I am going to TALC and wear jogging bottoms!


Any tips? (This is a strange question I realise, but I assure you, I am 100% serious)
Dont wear jogging bottoms, youll be asleep for some of that 30 hours and youll wake up with morning glory. No one wants to see that on a coach

essayer

10,410 posts

223 months

Tuesday 3rd June 2014
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Fly, and sell your return coach seat to an aspiring illegal immigrant to recoup the cost.

TwistingMyMelon

6,507 posts

234 months

Tuesday 3rd June 2014
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Some decent headphones

An ipod/tablet/smart phone

Extra battery pack for the above

MTFU and get on with it you jesse, its sitting down for 30 hours , not exactly tough!!