Londoners.

[anonymous-user]

I had to take my youngest in a push chair into London today and was really surprised by how many strangers offered to help me. I was even offered a seat on the tube by a foreign looking chap.

Until today I used to think all Londoners were either soulless wage slaves, gang members or russian prostitutes.

I see now that Londoners are actually kind considerate people.

[GreenDog]

Tourists obviously

[sday12]

Fark Awf!


Karma now rebalanced.

Edited by sday12 on Tuesday 1st December 21:32

[CedGTV]

I think you'll find they were out of towners traveling in for the day

However I am always willing to help anyone on there own with a pushchair

EDIT: missing word !!

Edited by CedGTV on Tuesday 1st December 21:45

[Somewhatfoolish]

I helped carry someone's pushchair up the stairs on Sunday.

I'm only south of, oooh... yorkshire maybe? for the money.

I think this will be the case with the people that helped you too

[Cotty]

el stovey said:

I had to take my youngest in a push chair into London today and was really surprised by how many strangers offered to help me. I was even offered a seat on the tube by a foreign looking chap.

What time did you travel? Outside of rush hour?

[anonymous-user]

Cotty said:

el stovey said:

I had to take my youngest in a push chair into London today and was really surprised by how many strangers offered to help me. I was even offered a seat on the tube by a foreign looking chap.

What time did you travel? Outside of rush hour?

Yes, I wouldn't dream of trying to get in and out during the rush hour. Do you think that none of the kind people I met were actually Londoners?

[louiebaby]

el stovey said:

Cotty said:

el stovey said:

I had to take my youngest in a push chair into London today and was really surprised by how many strangers offered to help me. I was even offered a seat on the tube by a foreign looking chap.

What time did you travel? Outside of rush hour?

Yes, I wouldn't dream of trying to get in and out during the rush hour. Do you think that none of the kind people I met were actually Londoners?

I don't think Londoners, or more precisely, people who live in London, are any worse than anywhere else in the country. Do chose when you move about though.

I get pissed of with people sightseeing with a pushchair around Bank tube station at 17:30 on a Friday evening. I'm trying to get home after a busy week, and if someone is wandering around looking at the buildings and stopping in the path, I feel kinda justified in "tutting" loudly at them, and saying "feckin' tourists" under my breath.

/rant

[JRM]

No, we're not all that bad, I'd help people with a pushchair and have never had a problem taking my little one in - apart from the screaming fit he had in a coffee shop once whilst people were trying to have meetings...that didn't go down too well.

[thegman]

JRM said:

No, we're not all that bad, I'd help people with a pushchair and have never had a problem taking my little one in - apart from the screaming fit he had in a coffee shop once whilst people were trying to have meetings...that didn't go down too well.

God people with pushchairs - just who do they think they are with their pushchairs and golf umbrellas.

[JRM]

thegman said:

JRM said:

No, we're not all that bad, I'd help people with a pushchair and have never had a problem taking my little one in - apart from the screaming fit he had in a coffee shop once whilst people were trying to have meetings...that didn't go down too well.

God people with pushchairs - just who do they think they are with their pushchairs and golf umbrellas.

I need to attach the lightning rod to something with rubber wheels so that I am safe!