LordRaven wrote:Rolluplostinspace wrote:I can't understand why anyone would want a car in most parts of London.
Don't you have the urge the need to go outside of London though just now and again?
When there is a need to of course, but I have got used to using Trains --which I have to say (apart from stinking filthy toilets) are quite good. I recall the old "let the train take the strain" line and I do feel it is true.
Going to airports or up to Wales, York or Scotland it is so much easier. However the ticket prices can be a bit eye watering.
Sitting reading a book, charging your phone or just having a few beers in the buffer car makes life so much easier on long journeys, and in fact on short ones like Ascot and Bath etc.
I would rather they expand the rail network to cope with more passengers tbh
Rolluplostinspace wrote:LordRaven wrote:Rolluplostinspace wrote:I can't understand why anyone would want a car in most parts of London.
Don't you have the urge the need to go outside of London though just now and again?
When there is a need to of course, but I have got used to using Trains --which I have to say (apart from stinking filthy toilets) are quite good. I recall the old "let the train take the strain" line and I do feel it is true.
Going to airports or up to Wales, York or Scotland it is so much easier. However the ticket prices can be a bit eye watering.
Sitting reading a book, charging your phone or just having a few beers in the buffer car makes life so much easier on long journeys, and in fact on short ones like Ascot and Bath etc.
I would rather they expand the rail network to cope with more passengers tbh
So you arrive at a railway station in Wales what do you do then?
Rolluplostinspace wrote:In this house we are consuming less and less.
There's nothing we really yearn for or desire.
All the flash cars in the world are a big turn off.
We're about to hit the road more meaning our consumption of diesel and tyres will be going up while our household bills start going down.
I was in Ikea last Sunday transporting stuff for my daughter.
Ikea on a Sunday .... is my idea of hell.
Extremely well thought out shop to get you to consume.
I lasted 20 minutes in there and the heat of thousands of bodies in the flames of hell was just to much for me.
Consume consume consume.
These places are temples to consumerism and it's the biggest highlight of many peoples lives.
The above right up sums it up well.
LordRaven wrote:Rolluplostinspace wrote:In this house we are consuming less and less.
There's nothing we really yearn for or desire.
All the flash cars in the world are a big turn off.
We're about to hit the road more meaning our consumption of diesel and tyres will be going up while our household bills start going down.
I was in Ikea last Sunday transporting stuff for my daughter.
Ikea on a Sunday .... is my idea of hell.
Extremely well thought out shop to get you to consume.
I lasted 20 minutes in there and the heat of thousands of bodies in the flames of hell was just to much for me.
Consume consume consume.
These places are temples to consumerism and it's the biggest highlight of many peoples lives.
The above right up sums it up well.
I hope you appreciate what I mean when I say a healthy housing market and people moving home is vital for the economy of this country.
And I hope you know IKEA is designed to help make a house a home for the people buying or renting properties and the scrap and house clearance companies thriving at the other end of the spectrum for bereavements etc.
A thriving housing market helps jobs for people in retail, removals, transport, lawyers, estate agents etc etc
LordRaven wrote:Rolluplostinspace wrote:In this house we are consuming less and less.
There's nothing we really yearn for or desire.
All the flash cars in the world are a big turn off.
We're about to hit the road more meaning our consumption of diesel and tyres will be going up while our household bills start going down.
I was in Ikea last Sunday transporting stuff for my daughter.
Ikea on a Sunday .... is my idea of hell.
Extremely well thought out shop to get you to consume.
I lasted 20 minutes in there and the heat of thousands of bodies in the flames of hell was just to much for me.
Consume consume consume.
These places are temples to consumerism and it's the biggest highlight of many peoples lives.
The above right up sums it up well.
I hope you appreciate what I mean when I say a healthy housing market and people moving home is vital for the economy of this country.
And I hope you know IKEA is designed to help make a house a home for the people buying or renting properties and the scrap and house clearance companies thriving at the other end of the spectrum for bereavements etc.
A thriving housing market helps jobs for people in retail, removals, transport, lawyers, estate agents etc etc
Rolluplostinspace wrote:LordRaven wrote:Rolluplostinspace wrote:In this house we are consuming less and less.
There's nothing we really yearn for or desire.
All the flash cars in the world are a big turn off.
We're about to hit the road more meaning our consumption of diesel and tyres will be going up while our household bills start going down.
I was in Ikea last Sunday transporting stuff for my daughter.
Ikea on a Sunday .... is my idea of hell.
Extremely well thought out shop to get you to consume.
I lasted 20 minutes in there and the heat of thousands of bodies in the flames of hell was just to much for me.
Consume consume consume.
These places are temples to consumerism and it's the biggest highlight of many peoples lives.
The above right up sums it up well.
I hope you appreciate what I mean when I say a healthy housing market and people moving home is vital for the economy of this country.
And I hope you know IKEA is designed to help make a house a home for the people buying or renting properties and the scrap and house clearance companies thriving at the other end of the spectrum for bereavements etc.
A thriving housing market helps jobs for people in retail, removals, transport, lawyers, estate agents etc etc
I simply can't imagine getting around Wales without a car. All the beautiful stuff the wild stuff the best beaches the oldest woodlands are miles from anywhere.
Taxi drops you off then you stand under a rock or a tree waiting for the taxi to come back and pick you up?
Whatever flicks your switch I suppose.
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