The train is not your living room.
PS. Who rode the LSE 8:53 am from Oshawa this morning? What happened to Burly? The CSA? I love his voice. It's like buttah. Then all of a sudden, we hit Pickering and had the engineer yelling into the mic.
Thursday, April 14, 2011
Please, keep your shoe on. If I wanted to smell corn chips, I'd buy a bag.
PS. Who rode the LSE 8:53 am from Oshawa this morning? What happened to Burly? The CSA? I love his voice. It's like buttah. Then all of a sudden, we hit Pickering and had the engineer yelling into the mic.
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Burly sounded like he toked a few prior to starting his shift.
ReplyDeleteIndeed, he sounded very relaxed.
ReplyDeleteI like him and Mario.
I can't recall the name of the CSA that normally covers this run. He's got a nasally voice. I'm sure he looks nothing like he sounds (nerdy).
Your CSA was replaced mid-run? Hahah.
ReplyDeleteI like Mario too, but I haven't heard his voice for a year or so. We get a French guy, Mike or Mark I can never tell. Every morning he welcomes all the "Ladies and Gems" and warns people that "The doors are now close". He has a nice voice. I'm tempted to walk down to the accessibility car just to see who he is, but I feel that at my age that's a bit stupid. So I don't.