An Execution at Charing Cross Station
December 2, 2010Posted in: Random
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This is so impossible. No quarters will be able to reach no station in East Sussex or Kent for the foreseeable future, exactly because of Mr Horton’s brilliant management of SouthEastern Railways.
Careful now — you’ll find yourself in court for sending a “menacing communication”…