Trip to Afghanistan

[oldtom]

A friend and I decided to take an organized trip to Afghanistan to
see for ourselves what the place is like.

It didn't start well when the train we were travelling on broke
down just on the north side of the capital. What a third world dump!
Streets full of angry bearded types glaring at us and my friend really
stood out in her sundress as all other women had head to toe burqas.
We are so dead I thought.

Anyway, the organiser suddenly remembered that Finsbury Park
has a tube station, so we were able to get safely to Kings Cross and eventually on to Kabul from Heathrow.

Tom

 

[Gringo]

What !

 

[Alan Quay]

A friend and I decided to take an organized trip to Afghanistan to
see for ourselves what the place is like.

It didn't start well when the train we were travelling on broke
down just on the north side of the capital. What a third world dump!
Streets full of angry bearded types glaring at us and my friend really
stood out in her sundress as all other women had head to toe burqas.
We are so dead I thought.

Anyway, the organiser suddenly remembered that Finsbury Park
has a tube station, so we were able to get safely to Kings Cross and eventually on to Kabul from Heathrow.

Tom

**** me, I thought your views on throttles were extreme!

 

[OldBob1]

So there is life below Watford Gap!!!

 

[electric.mike]

Would just like to make it clear i never read that,if i had have read it i would not have found it funny and i have never been manager for Cardiff

 

[flecc]

Given the choice between the tedious conformist monoculture of the1930s, 1940s and 1950s and today's multiculture in London, I'd choose today's, having lived here in both eras.

I think it's great that as a white English born person in London I'm a minority like everyone else here. That's real equality.
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