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OHOHOHOHOHOOHHOHO NICE!!! here Goes, Children shut your eyes, or ask your parents the words you don't understand- As you know, I am involved in passenger trains- now we have the 12am crap train, and the crews rotate- because that train sucks- everyone is Drunk, throwing up, one time- this guy stumbled into the first car (control cab, where the engineer can operate the train from amongst the passengers) this guy with 40 Jack D ine one hand, a michetti in the other was stumbling towards us wondering why we'ed missed his stop, he could barely walk- and could have presented a serious danger So from that night on, we were given an extra car, and had permission to lock the one we were in.. So one nihgt... avert your eyes So one night... two women are occuping the second car, no one is in ours... and they are both carrying Lasenza bags- (thats an underware store) so they were talking for a bit, then they started going through each others bags- It was at that point we turned off all the lights in our car- jsut the odd emergency ones were on. And there car could suddenly be seen clearly from ours, like wathcing a movie- So slowly both of them started getting undressed- trying opn there new underware- drunk as hell- it's a shame stations are 0.6-2 miles apart, because you have to keep wathcing... but we all saw...uhh...plenty... Getting undressed and drressed more times then you can shake a stick at, plus the falling over and getting up and giggling- Look I still hate the 12AM train, because it 's not often that happens, your more likely to wear the contents of someones meal, or get a knife lodged in your back.. but it was worth it that night saw plenty of... uhhh... Canada's native animal. thats all... no law suits please.
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