What's the big hoo-haa about clubbing?

Published by Ya'qub on 30 December, 2008 - 16:37
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Submitted by Joie de Vivre on 5 January, 2009 - 16:10

Amal wrote:
The Lamp wrote:
That's why I rarely sit at the back.

Sitting at the back of buses: no, but at the back of trains: yes

Sitting at the back gives you a good view of the place, in case theres any trouble brewing (or maybe I need to stop watching Crimewatch lol)


I don't really have a favourite seat, normally it's first available or one that isn't in a crowded part. It's nice to sit at the back and see everyone, or the top front for a rollercoaster experience narrowly avoiding trees and low bridges. Or to be in the thick of things. That deranged psycho was sat top front right. This guy's bog standard and purely intuitive observations on the subject were in today's news so voila.
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Submitted by You on 5 January, 2009 - 16:17

But he never answered the most important question. Which side of the bus do you sit on?

Travellers who automatically head for the rear downstairs are said to be risk-takers who like to sit on elevated seats because it makes them feel important.

Sound rather contrived.

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Submitted by Joie de Vivre on 5 January, 2009 - 16:36

There's probably a grain of truth but it isn't proper research unless he followed people around before making his phony assessments. Anyway there it was in the paper and we were discussing it. I imagine anyone of us could come up with those observations given a simple diagram of the bus layout.

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Submitted by You on 5 January, 2009 - 16:39

yup, it was an interesting read. Some of it more logical than others.

I am interested on which side as I used to prefer sitting on the left (you can see out ahead of you), but now seem to favour the right.

I did not like sitting next to the emergency exit, but now I do. More leg room. (I still however prefer the first higher seat on single decker busses.)

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Submitted by Joie de Vivre on 5 January, 2009 - 17:15

On a long coach ride, I prefer somewhere far from the toilet and where people won't be walking past to and from it. Either near the front or on a double decker the back of the upper deck. But I remember the stench so well I haven't used a UK coach in ages.

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Submitted by You on 6 January, 2009 - 19:47

How does this compare to clubbing:

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???

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Submitted by The Lamp on 7 January, 2009 - 09:47

That just made me laugh! Well they were all doing the same thing, hardly clubbing.

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