UPDATE: Man seriously hurt slipping onto tracks at Bromley South station (From News Shopper)

Inebriated ?


Please note I never used the word p1ssed as I would hate to offend Inspirationalady28.

ThanK u

I'm sorry to hear about this incident and hope the man makes a speedy recovery.

However, I have to say that rucksacks/backpacks are becoming an increasing nuisance on the trains. They seem to be getting bigger and bigger and their wearers appear to be completely oblivious to the amount of space they take up. I have been hit in the face several times by a backpack when its wearer has turned round without thinking about the people in close proximity.

A little bit of consideration please, people!

Tonic wrote:
I'm sorry to hear about this incident and hope the man makes a speedy recovery.

However, I have to say that rucksacks/backpacks are becoming an increasing nuisance on the trains. They seem to be getting bigger and bigger and their wearers appear to be completely oblivious to the amount of space they take up. I have been hit in the face several times by a backpack when its wearer has turned round without thinking about the people in close proximity.

A little bit of consideration please, people!

Well said

Tonic wrote:
I'm sorry to hear about this incident and hope the man makes a speedy recovery. However, I have to say that rucksacks/backpacks are becoming an increasing nuisance on the trains. They seem to be getting bigger and bigger and their wearers appear to be completely oblivious to the amount of space they take up. I have been hit in the face several times by a backpack when its wearer has turned round without thinking about the people in close proximity. A little bit of consideration please, people!

Hear Hear

Gypo.Joe wrote:
Inebriated ?


Please note I never used the word p1ssed as I would hate to offend Inspirationalady28.

ThanK u

Do you know whether he was Inebriated? Given that the incident was reported at 7.48 in the morning I think we can probably assume he wasn't. Maybe the platforms were slippery and dangerous?

londonlive wrote:

Gypo.Joe wrote:
Inebriated ?


Please note I never used the word p1ssed as I would hate to offend Inspirationalady28.

ThanK u

Do you know whether he was Inebriated? Given that the incident was reported at 7.48 in the morning I think we can probably assume he wasn't. Maybe the platforms were slippery and dangerous?

Did you notice by chance the ???????

So you think just because its early in the morning you can assume that. Have you any idea how long the effects of alcohol take to leave your body ?

Anyway whatever the cause I hope he is OK and learned a lesson.

Gypo.Joe wrote:

londonlive wrote:

Gypo.Joe wrote:
Inebriated ?


Please note I never used the word p1ssed as I would hate to offend Inspirationalady28.

ThanK u

Do you know whether he was Inebriated? Given that the incident was reported at 7.48 in the morning I think we can probably assume he wasn't. Maybe the platforms were slippery and dangerous?

Did you notice by chance the ???????

So you think just because its early in the morning you can assume that. Have you any idea how long the effects of alcohol take to leave your body ?

Anyway whatever the cause I hope he is OK and learned a lesson.

What "lesson" is he to learn? It's a tragic accident. Frankly I'm surprised it doesn't happen more often.

londonlive wrote:

Gypo.Joe wrote:

londonlive wrote:

Gypo.Joe wrote:
Inebriated ?


Please note I never used the word p1ssed as I would hate to offend Inspirationalady28.

ThanK u

Do you know whether he was Inebriated? Given that the incident was reported at 7.48 in the morning I think we can probably assume he wasn't. Maybe the platforms were slippery and dangerous?

Did you notice by chance the ???????

So you think just because its early in the morning you can assume that. Have you any idea how long the effects of alcohol take to leave your body ?

Anyway whatever the cause I hope he is OK and learned a lesson.

What "lesson" is he to learn? It's a tragic accident. Frankly I'm surprised it doesn't happen more often.

I would of thought the lesson was a no brainer, don't slip ( for any reason ) near the edge of a platform. Or I suppose someone like you can find or look to blame someone else.

I think you are a Liberal aint ya ?

Gypo.Joe wrote:

londonlive wrote:

Gypo.Joe wrote:

londonlive wrote:

Gypo.Joe wrote:
Inebriated ?


Please note I never used the word p1ssed as I would hate to offend Inspirationalady28.

ThanK u

Do you know whether he was Inebriated? Given that the incident was reported at 7.48 in the morning I think we can probably assume he wasn't. Maybe the platforms were slippery and dangerous?

Did you notice by chance the ???????

So you think just because its early in the morning you can assume that. Have you any idea how long the effects of alcohol take to leave your body ?

Anyway whatever the cause I hope he is OK and learned a lesson.

What "lesson" is he to learn? It's a tragic accident. Frankly I'm surprised it doesn't happen more often.

I would of thought the lesson was a no brainer, don't slip ( for any reason ) near the edge of a platform. Or I suppose someone like you can find or look to blame someone else.

I think you are a Liberal aint ya ?

Don't be so judgemental would be my advice to you. You don't know the person involved, didn't witness the event, and are in no position to pass judgement.

I DO know that the platforms are often slippery at the moment and not always well gritted and made safe.

Liberal? Is anybody one of those?

What are you then?

"I DO know that the platforms are often slippery at the moment and not always well gritted and made safe. "


See I told you, looking to blame someone else.


"What are you then?”.... a very good question, I'll have to ask the voices in my head today.

Gypo.Joe wrote:
"I DO know that the platforms are often slippery at the moment and not always well gritted and made safe. "


See I told you, looking to blame someone else.


"What are you then?”.... a very good question, I'll have to ask the voices in my head today.

Yep. Have a think, and let us know what happens.


Just not for a while, eh?

londonlive wrote:

Gypo.Joe wrote:

londonlive wrote:

Gypo.Joe wrote:

londonlive wrote:

Gypo.Joe wrote:
Inebriated ?


Please note I never used the word p1ssed as I would hate to offend Inspirationalady28.

ThanK u

Do you know whether he was Inebriated? Given that the incident was reported at 7.48 in the morning I think we can probably assume he wasn't. Maybe the platforms were slippery and dangerous?

Did you notice by chance the ???????

So you think just because its early in the morning you can assume that. Have you any idea how long the effects of alcohol take to leave your body ?

Anyway whatever the cause I hope he is OK and learned a lesson.

What "lesson" is he to learn? It's a tragic accident. Frankly I'm surprised it doesn't happen more often.

I would of thought the lesson was a no brainer, don't slip ( for any reason ) near the edge of a platform. Or I suppose someone like you can find or look to blame someone else.

I think you are a Liberal aint ya ?

Don't be so judgemental would be my advice to you. You don't know the person involved, didn't witness the event, and are in no position to pass judgement.

I DO know that the platforms are often slippery at the moment and not always well gritted and made safe.

Liberal? Is anybody one of those?

What are you then?

But you've judge......... Oh hang on it's one of those 'do as I say. not as I do' types.

londonlive would be looking for the claims forms straight away after a little slip. If there's blame there's a claim culture.

Have to say i hate the train stations as so many people just push you.

I have to say its mainly suited and booted people that think its fine to ram people out of there way,

The same people that dont offer seats to pregnant or old people i bet!

Just hope the man makes a full recovery - and as to the people here trying to apportion blame, why???

madras wrote:
Just hope the man makes a full recovery - and as to the people here trying to apportion blame, why???

Maybe it's because they're ignorant and too judgemental! That man is very lucky to be alive, it could have been much worse. I too wish him a full recovery!

Inspirationalady28 wrote:

madras wrote:
Just hope the man makes a full recovery - and as to the people here trying to apportion blame, why???

Maybe it's because they're ignorant and too judgemental! That man is very lucky to be alive, it could have been much worse. I too wish him a full recovery!

Sorry are you being abusive and judging people?

the wall wrote:

Inspirationalady28 wrote:

madras wrote:
Just hope the man makes a full recovery - and as to the people here trying to apportion blame, why???

Maybe it's because they're ignorant and too judgemental! That man is very lucky to be alive, it could have been much worse. I too wish him a full recovery!

Sorry are you being abusive and judging people?

No, not at all.. just reading some of the comments brought me to that conclusion!

Conclusion: A final decision or judgment; resolution (esp in the phrase come to a conclusion).

I find what you have said abusive, however I understand that this is just the internet and peoples opinions don't really matter on the internet. Because I'm grown up enough to realise this I will not report your comment.