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P-way don't get tea provided by station staff when we are working in stations.

asbibby wrote:

Union Pacific wrote:The P-way department would welcome any donations of surplus chocolate sponge cakes, or any other cakes.

We have fitted a lock to the fridge. lol

Hope you lose the key.

The P-way department would welcome any donations of surplus chocolate sponge cakes, or any other cakes.

RichardErnill wrote:Hope you liked the newly painted door to your workshop and didn't find any wet paint!

I don't think they noticed it Richard, they were too worried about the fact that none of them had brought any sticky buns this week.

If you bribe the p-way department with some jam rolls etc. we will come and make the doorway to you little understairs office a little bit wider to make it easier for you to get in and out .

P-way had sticky buns this week.

I would have guessed that to be the case ! Now P Way would have returned half the jam roll --- honest !! I don't know what has happened to the Forum either. ! You are right, if we stopped posting ,they might as well shut it down. I guess people prefer telling each other what they had for breakfast ...

Have you tried contacting 'The Standard Locomotive Owners Association' for a speedo ? you never know, somebody might have a spare.

Syd, if you log onto you-tube and enter the title of this clip it will go full screen,

Wizzo wrote:In this case you had no cookies to crumble !!!!! Just like us on P way Never mind ,he is probably saving a cake for us as well !!!

Bret.

They are a skinny lot of b*****s aren't they Bret.

Thanks for mentioning the backlight on platform 3 clock, station staff kept mentioning it to me and I was off station on Sunday so missed you again...... Happy 2016 to you all, a cake will follow when-I-can. I scoffed your Christmas one as I missed seeing you! Keith Howarth. Bury Bolton Street. I s...

WOT! no sticky buns to finish the day????????????

Go easy on the calories you lads, it's only a narrow door to your cubbyhole, we don't want be called out to demolish the station to let you out.

Always wear an ex RAF parachute when sitting on the bog.

The very long extension lead which is used to keep the carriages batteries fully charged at the end of the days duties, had been deposited outside our workshop for repair, it had been run over by the train in two places. It would appear that someone had laid the mains extension lead across the track...