Sanctum Zone

Keyword
A+ A A-
Welcome, Guest
Username: Password: Remember me
  • Page:
  • 1
  • 2

TOPIC: Train-hopping

Train-hopping 19 Jul 2012 09:54 #1

  • Abs
  • Abs's Avatar
  • ZONED OUT
  • Gold Boarder
  • Rank5
  • How are you thinking today?
  • Posts: 6891
  • Thank you received: 3940
  • Karma: 112
I'm about to do it...and I'm nervous. :umm:

I need to get somewhere but don't have enough fare for a return. I'm thinking, if I top up my Oyster with half of what I do have, I can use the other half for dinner tonight.

If I get caught, I'm planning on playing it stoopid whilst pushing my breasts together. Think it'll work? If not, I'll just have to walk home, which should take me a good few hours.

Any tips or pointers? I know it's morally wrong but quite frankly, I'm beyond morals at this point. :secret:

Tumblr M5sosnmaDu1qhsd6oo1 1280
What we are today comes from our thoughts of yesterday, and our present thoughts build our life of tomorrow: Our life is the creation of our mind.

-Buddha
Last Edit: 19 Jul 2012 10:04 by Abs.
You must register to post here.

Re: Train-hopping 19 Jul 2012 12:24 #2

  • Coco
  • Coco's Avatar
  • ZONED OUT
  • Senior Boarder
  • Rank3
  • The jolly, candy like button!
  • Posts: 777
  • Thank you received: 383
  • Karma: 57
Sounds filled with fun, adventure and wisening experiences you can tell your grandchildren.....on the other hand, sounds an unsafe choice in these days.
"If you see your face is dirty in the mirror, do you wash the mirror?"
You must register to post here.
The following user(s) said Thank You: K-Bone

Re: Train-hopping 19 Jul 2012 12:29 #3

  • Abs
  • Abs's Avatar
  • ZONED OUT
  • Gold Boarder
  • Rank5
  • How are you thinking today?
  • Posts: 6891
  • Thank you received: 3940
  • Karma: 112
Coco wrote:
Sounds filled with fun, adventure and wisening experiences you can tell your grandchildren.....on the other hand, sounds an unsafe choice in these days.

Cheers Coco. I should clarify, I'm not actually 'train-hopping' in the traditional sense...more fare-dodging. I'm simply not built for very much in the way of physical exertion and I refuse to run unless someone is chasing me with a knife.

:emb:
What we are today comes from our thoughts of yesterday, and our present thoughts build our life of tomorrow: Our life is the creation of our mind.

-Buddha
Last Edit: 19 Jul 2012 12:31 by Abs.
You must register to post here.
The following user(s) said Thank You: K-Bone

Re: Train-hopping 19 Jul 2012 12:33 #4

  • Doc_Gonzo
  • Doc_Gonzo's Avatar
  • ZONED OUT
  • Junior Boarder
  • Rank2
  • Posts: 135
  • Thank you received: 146
  • Karma: 31
I fully encourage this.

Shit...if there was a train around here I'd hop on the sonuvabitch right this minute.

Good luck Abs ;)

Doc
"Your head's like mine, like all our heads; big enough to contain every god and devil there ever was. Big enough to hold the weight of oceans and the turning stars. Whole universes fit in there! But what do we choose to keep in this miraculous cabinet? Little broken things, sad trinkets that we play...
You must register to post here.
The following user(s) said Thank You: Abs

Re: Train-hopping 19 Jul 2012 12:47 #5

  • Coco
  • Coco's Avatar
  • ZONED OUT
  • Senior Boarder
  • Rank3
  • The jolly, candy like button!
  • Posts: 777
  • Thank you received: 383
  • Karma: 57
Ab Origine wrote:
Coco wrote:
Sounds filled with fun, adventure and wisening experiences you can tell your grandchildren.....on the other hand, sounds an unsafe choice in these days.

Cheers Coco. I should clarify, I'm not actually 'train-hopping' in the traditional sense...more fare-dodging. I'm simply not built for very much in the way of physical exertion and I refuse to run unless someone is chasing me with a knife.

:emb:

Ahhhh, I understand now. Then I wish the best of luck to you. Still, it sounds like some great experiences to tell your grandchildren. Just don't get arrested. :)

Doc: Yes, I agree it can be a thrill.
"If you see your face is dirty in the mirror, do you wash the mirror?"
You must register to post here.

Re: Train-hopping 19 Jul 2012 12:48 #6

  • thoreau
  • thoreau's Avatar
  • ZONED OUT
  • Expert Boarder
  • Rank4
  • Posts: 1563
  • Thank you received: 2189
  • Karma: 47
I always used to give a false name and give my address as that of a mental facility - this was for two reasons - firstly when they do the postcode check it comes up as such and because of privacy issues the facility are not allowed to say whether you are or are not a patient there - any fine is sent to the wrong address but no individual is going to be chased for a debt they are not liable (i would hate to do that to someone) and I have often been given a ticket to complete my journey so that I am not hassled by other inspectors on the way home or foiled by those pain in the arse barriers.

I have not used this technique for a v long time though and the address I used to give is no longer viable :(
Sometimes, if you stand on the bottom rail of a bridge and lean over to watch the river slipping slowly away beneath you, you will suddenly know everything there is to be known.

“Just living is not enough, one must have sunshine, freedom, and a little flower”
You must register to post here.

Re: Train-hopping 19 Jul 2012 12:55 #7

  • Abs
  • Abs's Avatar
  • ZONED OUT
  • Gold Boarder
  • Rank5
  • How are you thinking today?
  • Posts: 6891
  • Thank you received: 3940
  • Karma: 112
Cheers all...right, am gonna do it.

I've been looking for a coat that might allow me to blend into the seat fabric should a ticket inspector wander by, but to no avail. I may just try locking myself in the bog until my stop comes along.

Wish me luck!!

If I'm not back tonight then I've been arrested for causing a scene. :emb:

Anarchy in the UK! :hahano:
What we are today comes from our thoughts of yesterday, and our present thoughts build our life of tomorrow: Our life is the creation of our mind.

-Buddha
Last Edit: 19 Jul 2012 12:56 by Abs.
You must register to post here.

Re: Train-hopping 19 Jul 2012 12:59 #8

  • Coco
  • Coco's Avatar
  • ZONED OUT
  • Senior Boarder
  • Rank3
  • The jolly, candy like button!
  • Posts: 777
  • Thank you received: 383
  • Karma: 57
BTW, the passenger rail in my state is a sad joke. I checked into a transit to Houston once and it was LITTLE OVER SIX HOURS. I honestly thought my eyes were playing tricks on me and looked twice, then took to the calculator. I can drive to Houston in six hours, why bother with the rail?

The eastern corridor passenger rail is quicker (though not as fast as Europe's, as I understand).
"If you see your face is dirty in the mirror, do you wash the mirror?"
You must register to post here.
The following user(s) said Thank You: Abs, curtaincat

Re: Train-hopping 19 Jul 2012 15:01 #9

  • curtaincat
  • curtaincat's Avatar
  • ZONED OUT
  • Junior Boarder
  • Rank2
  • Posts: 416
  • Thank you received: 216
  • Karma: 55
Ab Origine wrote:
Cheers all...right, am gonna do it.

I've been looking for a coat that might allow me to blend into the seat fabric should a ticket inspector wander by, but to no avail. I may just try locking myself in the bog until my stop comes along.

Wish me luck!!

If I'm not back tonight then I've been arrested for causing a scene. :emb:

Anarchy in the UK! :hahano:

Good Luck!

It also might depend on if you gotta go thru turnstiles to get out of the station, which one you get off at., and if u have to show your card or ticket.

Anyways, lots of luck! Buses are easier to get off than trains, i would think, i have seen heaps of peeps get off in the middle door when the inspecter comes in the front of the bus. A train is different.
:)
You must register to post here.
The following user(s) said Thank You: Abs

Re: Train-hopping 19 Jul 2012 16:15 #10

  • oioioi
  • oioioi's Avatar
  • ZONED OUT
  • Zone Facilitator
  • Rankmod
  • with my droogs
  • Posts: 13058
  • Thank you received: 7307
  • Karma: 91
Icj Design
If you have any issues with the forum or it's members, for a speedier response, rather than pressing the report button, please post them here: sanctumzone.co.uk/forum/Forum-Projects--...scussion-thread.html
You must register to post here.
The following user(s) said Thank You: Abs, curtaincat

Re: Train-hopping 19 Jul 2012 16:21 #11

  • curtaincat
  • curtaincat's Avatar
  • ZONED OUT
  • Junior Boarder
  • Rank2
  • Posts: 416
  • Thank you received: 216
  • Karma: 55
Coco wrote:
BTW, the passenger rail in my state is a sad joke. I checked into a transit to Houston once and it was LITTLE OVER SIX HOURS. I honestly thought my eyes were playing tricks on me and looked twice, then took to the calculator. I can drive to Houston in six hours, why bother with the rail?

The eastern corridor passenger rail is quicker (though not as fast as Europe's, as I understand).

I hope I dont sound like a pain in the ass, but Oyster Card is a train/bus pass in London, please forgive me if i sound stupid smarty-pants. It is a commuter card. Not long distance rail. :sorry: :hide:

Love you Coco, i will smite you good when i can, I smited Lesley today, i am only here once a day, unless i keep getting up at night to smite good, ... I luv to do the Good Smite ... someone smited me today, i thank them with luv and xxx , Good smiting is so much fun !!
( also the thing where we can say ThankYOU to peeps is great, i luv that too )

I dang luv this forum , diddly diddly dang luv it ! :band:
You must register to post here.

Re: Train-hopping 19 Jul 2012 16:24 #12

  • psketti
  • psketti's Avatar
  • ZONED OUT
  • Hired help
  • Rankadmin
  • we cant stop here, this is dog country
  • Posts: 15528
  • Thank you received: 5668
  • Karma: 100
Hope you made it. Life on the edge and all that :psketti:
the anorak hides the fact that sean is composed of 95% vaginas
You must register to post here.
The following user(s) said Thank You: Abs, curtaincat

Re: Train-hopping 19 Jul 2012 16:32 #13

  • curtaincat
  • curtaincat's Avatar
  • ZONED OUT
  • Junior Boarder
  • Rank2
  • Posts: 416
  • Thank you received: 216
  • Karma: 55
psketti wrote:
Hope you made it. Life on the edge and all that :psketti:

you will probably be the first to find out, sketti.

wtf is your avvy? a spontaneous combustion surviver? very cute ! :aok:
You must register to post here.

Re: Train-hopping 19 Jul 2012 16:48 #14

  • Abs
  • Abs's Avatar
  • ZONED OUT
  • Gold Boarder
  • Rank5
  • How are you thinking today?
  • Posts: 6891
  • Thank you received: 3940
  • Karma: 112
Well, I did it!

@ curtaincat, tptb have left a fatal loop-hole in their system of complete automation of everything in that there are now very few ticket inspectors or staff at stations to chase me down the platform and over the fence...not like the good old days.

I'm sure they'll figure a way to close this loop-hole eventually, but for now, you may call me the Ticketless Phantom of West Laaandan.

Bandit Eye Mask


I might actually wear this next time, though I do wonder if it might attract more attention than necessary. :think:

Suck it, you corporate bastards!!
What we are today comes from our thoughts of yesterday, and our present thoughts build our life of tomorrow: Our life is the creation of our mind.

-Buddha
Last Edit: 19 Jul 2012 16:49 by Abs.
You must register to post here.
The following user(s) said Thank You: curtaincat

Re: Train-hopping 19 Jul 2012 17:02 #15

  • curtaincat
  • curtaincat's Avatar
  • ZONED OUT
  • Junior Boarder
  • Rank2
  • Posts: 416
  • Thank you received: 216
  • Karma: 55
Ab Origine wrote:
Well, I did it!

@ curtaincat, tptb have left a fatal loop-hole in their system of complete automation of everything in that there are now very few ticket inspectors or staff at stations to chase me down the platform and over the fence...not like the good old days.

I'm sure they'll figure a way to close this loop-hole eventually, but for now, you may call me the Ticketless Phantom of West Laaandan.

Bandit Eye Mask


I might actually wear this next time, though I do wonder if it might attract more attention than necessary. :think:

Suck it, you corporate bastards!!

TPWL , wow!!!! :cheer: :clap: :larf: :woot: You go guy ! :woot:
You must register to post here.

Re: Train-hopping 19 Jul 2012 17:41 #16

  • batou
  • batou's Avatar
  • ZONED OUT
  • Forum Facilitator
  • Rankmod
  • Premier Subscriber
  • Posts: 4480
  • Thank you received: 3847
  • Karma: 91
take that illuminati!
my limbless friend will die alone
a torso of flesh upon the throne

Violence is not the answer, it is the question. the answer is yes.
You must register to post here.

Re: Train-hopping 19 Jul 2012 18:00 #17

  • Abs
  • Abs's Avatar
  • ZONED OUT
  • Gold Boarder
  • Rank5
  • How are you thinking today?
  • Posts: 6891
  • Thank you received: 3940
  • Karma: 112
batou wrote:
take that illuminati!

Kapow Smaller
What we are today comes from our thoughts of yesterday, and our present thoughts build our life of tomorrow: Our life is the creation of our mind.

-Buddha
You must register to post here.

Re: Train-hopping 19 Jul 2012 18:00 #18

  • dawnbreak
  • dawnbreak's Avatar
  • ZONED OUT
  • Gold Boarder
  • Rank5
  • R.I.P DG xxx
  • Posts: 3533
  • Thank you received: 1198
  • Karma: 94
How much did you save?

Some train prices are nuts?
You must register to post here.

Re: Train-hopping 19 Jul 2012 18:05 #19

  • Abs
  • Abs's Avatar
  • ZONED OUT
  • Gold Boarder
  • Rank5
  • How are you thinking today?
  • Posts: 6891
  • Thank you received: 3940
  • Karma: 112
dawnbreak wrote:
How much did you save?

Some train prices are nuts?

Well, it would have cost about six quid to get there and back again. I only had a fiver, hence the dodging.
What we are today comes from our thoughts of yesterday, and our present thoughts build our life of tomorrow: Our life is the creation of our mind.

-Buddha
You must register to post here.

Re: Train-hopping 19 Jul 2012 18:37 #20

  • dawnbreak
  • dawnbreak's Avatar
  • ZONED OUT
  • Gold Boarder
  • Rank5
  • R.I.P DG xxx
  • Posts: 3533
  • Thank you received: 1198
  • Karma: 94
disappointed :omg:

I had visions of you traveling from London to Northern Scotland to met up with psketti for a wild night ...dodging £360 fare .. and the pair of you out on the razz, and all it was was a pound :coolfro:


It sucks though when you're skint and a pound makes all the difference.

I've once taken all my coppers to asda and fed them into the self service machine ........the people behind me were not amused
You must register to post here.
The following user(s) said Thank You: andyh
  • Page:
  • 1
  • 2
Moderators: oioioi, psketti, batou
Time to create page: 0.158 seconds

Latest Members Blogs

  • 1
  • 2
  • 3
Prev Next

What is going on when it comes to 9-11 I…

The EPA (environmental protection agency) and OSHA took air samples in the days following September 11th, they reported that they found no excessive levels of asbestos contrary to other findings....

Read more

9-11 Eleven Years Later

9-11 Eleven Years Later

With the anniversary of September 11th literally just around the corner, unanswered questions still remain for families who lost loved ones during the tragic event, as well as from families...

Read more

Strange Noises, Possible Link to Mass An…

Strange Noises, Possible Link to Mass Animal Deaths

In 2008 the U.S. Supreme Court agreed to review a series of lower court rulings that restrict the United States Navy's use of sonar in submarine detection training exercises off...

Read more

Annual Server Target

Whether its 50 cents or five dollars, your donations are appreciated and help keep this community site running so we can all continue to enjoy using it.
This target is to meet our server cost for one year, June 2020 - May 2021, in USD.
$ 340 - Target
( £ 250 GBP )
donation thermometer
donation thermometer
$ 192 - Raised
( £ 140 GBP )
donation thermometer
56%
Most Recent Donation:
$122 USD on 4th Jan 2021
Bitcoin Address: bc1q0kazqya0nurfxtunxv807vm0m8852nnrrk8mj8
 
Ethereum Address: 0xe69915c80dd75df19f438d556267e04f932f057d
 
More Info: Donation options for TZ

No one is obliged to donate, please only donate what you can afford. Even the smallest amount helps. Being an active member is a positive contribution. Thank You.

TradeZone Latest

Visitors

Today505
Yesterday4514
Week5019
Month29954
Total1128378

Your IP Address: 216.73.217.50 Your Browser and OS: Unknown - Unknown Tuesday, 25 August 2026 06:15

Who Is Online

Guests : 766 guests online Members : No members online
© 2012 – 2021 Sanctum Zone | All rights reserved. This website is a place for people to express and discuss their views on the news and world events. DISCLAIMER: Please Note: Views expressed and submitted by contributors are their own personal opinions and do not necessarily reflect the views, opinions and beliefs of the Sanctum Zone website and its founder(s) , administrators , moderators , and any other website maintenance technicians, personnel and volunteers. Articles and messages posted on this website and forum are solely the opinion of their authors.

Login or Register

LOG IN

Register

User Registration
or Cancel