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Anyone who has commuted with a shoulder bag soon learns to cut off the toggles, straps etc: Reason being they get stuck in seats etc; So being toggle free on my bag i could relax commuting to London, or so i thought Yesterday as i approached Haywards Heath i had to get off the train for my connection, as i went to get up i was stuck fast, the toggle ( didn't think about those ones ) on my coat was caught. As i pulled the lace all it did was stretch because elastic. Now in a panic i was effing and blinding, passengers giving me the evils, especially the ones i woke up. It wouldn't snap, so had to reach into my bag for my knife and cut it, you could of heard a pin drop. By now my train had pulled in and by the time i reached the door it was pulling out. Red faced and by now the carriage laughing at what they had just witnessed i made my way to another carriage. Remember lads to de-toggle before you travel on a bus, train, or even a plane :p
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ha ha hopefully someone filmed on their phone and its due to be seen on youtube sean
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I have a tiny Victorinox penknife, given to me years ago by Probst and, without doubt, the best promotional gift I've ever received. A flat-blade screwdriver, a crosshead, a bottle opener and a blade that is 34mm long (just measured it!). I keep it on my keyring, it's just so bloody useful.
When I took my granddaughter on that London Eye Big Wheel last October, it was confiscated as a terrorist threat! I got it back when we were disgorged from the wheel, but only after signing away me life. How much of a threat to national security is a 34mm barely-sharp-enough-to-slice-sellotape blade?
When I took my granddaughter on that London Eye Big Wheel last October, it was confiscated as a terrorist threat! I got it back when we were disgorged from the wheel, but only after signing away me life. How much of a threat to national security is a 34mm barely-sharp-enough-to-slice-sellotape blade?
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I was entertained by Her Majesty's Constabulary one night in my teens. They confiscated my bootlaces, but not the bag of magic mushrooms* I had in my jeans' pocket, which resulted in a very strange interview the next morning before they threw me out with a stern finger-wagging. Probably thought I was a nutter!
* Madness of youth which I naturally bitterly regret - don't do it, kids!!!
* Madness of youth which I naturally bitterly regret - don't do it, kids!!!
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