Railway stations that stink
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Years ago went for a night out in Manchester. Caught the train (to Piccadilly?) on a Friday night. Remember using the toilets there and having to wade through an inch of water (and god knows what else) to use the urinals 
We'd already had a few beers earlier, looking back there's no way I'd have gone in there sober.

We'd already had a few beers earlier, looking back there's no way I'd have gone in there sober.
Astacus said:
Leaving aside the minor issue of overcrowding and late running, Liverpool Street station stinks ........of s
t.
What kind of country do we live in when it is considered OK for a trains lavatories to evacuate onto the tracks, let alone to do so in a bloody station for heavens sake.



Those trains are gradually being phased out, thank god. Unfortunately it's the idiots that use them who think it's OK to flush in a station, and ignore or are too stupid to understand the signs saying "Do not use when train is in a station".
t.What kind of country do we live in when it is considered OK for a trains lavatories to evacuate onto the tracks, let alone to do so in a bloody station for heavens sake.



xjay1337 said:
My local train station stinks of piss most of the time.
Not ideal, luckily I go there once in a blue moon.
The thing with Carlisle is, the old units that dump all over the tracks terminate there in the bay platforms. So either someone is pulling into the station and taking a sNot ideal, luckily I go there once in a blue moon.
t right before they get off, or they are getting on and immediately taking a s
t! V8Matthew said:
The thing with Carlisle is, the old units that dump all over the tracks terminate there in the bay platforms. So either someone is pulling into the station and taking a s
t right before they get off, or they are getting on and immediately taking a s
t!
Why do trains simply lock the doors 30 seconds before, during, and after stopping.
t right before they get off, or they are getting on and immediately taking a s
t! 
Probably against some human right law somewhere....
xjay1337 said:
Why do trains simply lock the doors 30 seconds before, during, and after stopping. 
Probably against some human right law somewhere....
Doesn't stop people being locked in the bog at a station.
Probably against some human right law somewhere....
And I know it's fashionable on PH to be anti-pc/human rights etc - but f
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