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Old 08 February 2010, 22:35   #31 (permalink)
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There's a chap on the tube with me every morning eyes shut, "bible" in hand, mumbling / praying to himself ... freaks me out!

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Does he have a rucksack ?

if so i would change the tube times
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In Malta the buses used to have a little Christian shrine at the front of the bus. At the terminus the replacement driver always used to honour the shrine as he got on the bus before driving off. None of the passengers ever found it a problem.

Mind you, in those days the buses were pretty elderly and the tyres were always completely bald, so maybe what the driver did could only do good!

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In Malta the buses used to have a little Christian shrine at the front of the bus. At the terminus the replacement driver always used to honour the shrine as he got on the bus before driving off. None of the passengers ever found it a problem.

Mind you, in those days the buses were pretty elderly and the tyres were always completely bald, so maybe what the driver did could only do good!

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IMHO the issue is more to do with frightened passengers having no idea what was about to happen, after 7/7 i can understand this. The Koran accpts and allows its followers to miss prayers if required and you have to wonder why this driver felt he just had to stop his bus and pray to the prophet.

Imgaine the Muslim pilots, surgeons air traffic controllers etc all stopping their work to pray - wouldn't happen and you have to wonder if there is an alterior motive to this act...
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IMHO the issue is more to do with frightened passengers having no idea what was about to happen, after 7/7 i can understand this. The Koran accpts and allows its followers to miss prayers if required and you have to wonder why this driver felt he just had to stop his bus and pray to the prophet.

Imgaine the Muslim pilots, surgeons air traffic controllers etc all stopping their work to pray - wouldn't happen and you have to wonder if there is an alterior motive to this act...
I don't disagree Paul, I was just relating a bit of local colour from a few years ago. Happy days too!

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It didn't blow up, count your blessings !

I can just picture it: A melodramatic women screams "He's going to blow us all up". Next thing stampede, and said praying driver gets trampled in the mad dash for the exits


Les; the buses in Malta were like that when I went about 15 years ago, but they never stopped to have a prayer. To this day I think their bus service is far superior to our local service, cheap, goes everywhere on the island, and pretty good time keeping, despite their buses at the time being mostly 1950's Bedfords, AECs and Leylands etc (I think most have drivetrains out of newer trucks as they were rarely short on power). Drivers often didn't bother using the clutch to change gear, just "felt" their way into the next gear - proper driving
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I can just picture it: A melodramatic women screams "He's going to blow us all up". Next thing stampede, and said praying driver gets trampled in the mad dash for the exits
And how fcuking funny do you think you are!

What a laugh for anybody, what if someone who survived 7/7 was on the London Bus or a relation of someone who died as a result of 7/7 - i bet they would laugh thier heads literally off!

Maybe i am having a sense of humour faliure or maybe you should think a little more before typing...
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The buses were like that in 78 82 84 86 1999 all i can remember is that they were loud

edit to add in malta

popcorn anyone ? paul is going of on one

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Paul i found it funny me and wwsd were caught up in the second attempt in london i guess you need a sense of humour.
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And how fcuking funny do you think you are!

What a laugh for anybody, what if someone who survived 7/7 was on the London Bus or a relation of someone who died as a result of 7/7 - i bet they would laugh thier heads literally off!

Maybe i am having a sense of humour faliure or maybe you should think a little more before typing...

Paul, I think you need to lighten up: Picture it as if was an outake of Family Guy and you may see where I'm comming from (And for what its worth; Family guy gets away with a lot more than that on public television! Even youtube allow it - YouTube - Family Guy - Palestinian Alarm Clock and http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XOX34udwf50&NR=1 )

The op posted a Daily mail link (no direct slur intended). Think about that for a second; A closet racist melodramatic newspaper, that incites fear and hate. Hence that paper really could cause melodramatic people to run amuck due to the fear that these papers incite. As such I don't take the OP topic seriously; because the source is a joke in itself IMO.
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And how fcuking funny do you think you are!

What a laugh for anybody, what if someone who survived 7/7 was on the London Bus or a relation of someone who died as a result of 7/7 - i bet they would laugh thier heads literally off!

Maybe i am having a sense of humour faliure or maybe you should think a little more before typing...
defo sense of humour failure i think the funny part was the driver getting stampeded . got to admit it was not the most clever thing to do if bus was packed with mainly white christian people , but then when have they ever given a stuff about our society and way of life , or ethics . or laws . , or anything else about this once great land for that matter
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I posted this ages ago, but I think you will find that this guy is the bus drivers brother


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We had a few of them when i was at mercedes benz they just fekked off to the toilet hands and knees praying.
what got my goat was the dirty fekkers used the sinks to wash feet


Washing and Dirty fekkers in the same statement
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Does he have a rucksack ?

if so i would change the tube times
I'd get find an alternative means of transport myself
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Sorry i did not mean it to be a father ted statement













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Another nursery rhyme for the pc brigade to destroy
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I can just picture it: A melodramatic women screams "He's going to blow us all up". Next thing stampede, and said praying driver gets trampled in the mad dash for the exits


Les; the buses in Malta were like that when I went about 15 years ago, but they never stopped to have a prayer. To this day I think their bus service is far superior to our local service, cheap, goes everywhere on the island, and pretty good time keeping, despite their buses at the time being mostly 1950's Bedfords, AECs and Leylands etc (I think most have drivetrains out of newer trucks as they were rarely short on power). Drivers often didn't bother using the clutch to change gear, just "felt" their way into the next gear - proper driving
Yes those are the ones Ali,and yes they never stopped to pray-it was only when the driver stepped on the bus at the terminus and he only acknowledged the little shrine.

They were as you say the good old buses, it was a lot longer ago when I was last out there and you could go just about anywhere for 6d! One of those nice memories from the good old times.

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I posted this ages ago, but I think you will find that this guy is the bus drivers brother


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I don't mean this to make me sound racist or 'religionist' in any way but were I on that bus, I think I would have got out of my seat and drop kicked his head to try to knock him unconcious ASAP as i imagine I would have instinctively reacted to an apparent suicide attack!
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Paul, I think you need to lighten up: Picture it as if was an outake of Family Guy and you may see where I'm comming from (And for what its worth; Family guy gets away with a lot more than that on public television! Even youtube allow it - YouTube - Family Guy - Palestinian Alarm Clock and YouTube - Family Guy - Mentally challenged terrorist joke )

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I don't mean this to make me sound racist or 'religionist' in any way but were I on that bus, I think I would have got out of my seat and drop kicked his head to try to knock him unconcious ASAP as i imagine I would have instinctively reacted to an apparent suicide attack!
I think that makes you sound racist and "religionist".

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Maybe it does Les but the driver should also consider how his actions may be taken by some in light of recent history.
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dont agree with the driver stoping to pray but am sure by now people must know the diffrence between some one praying and trying to blow something up?

but then again its like every other thread on islam in hear same few heads with the usual comments even if there's a few usual suspects missing
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Maybe it does Les but the driver should also consider how his actions may be taken by some in light of recent history.
Yes absolutely, but surely he would have just done it instead of drawing attention to himself first like that. I agree its a strange way to behave though.

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Really?

I suppose it would be slightly less alarming than if you were on a transatlantic flight, halfway across the water when a man wearing traditional Saudi garb (purely as a random example), stood up from his seat and knelt down in the middle of the aisle?

I think in that situation, I'd like to think that it would be a race to see who could incapacitate him quicker ..........

Is that too racist?
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Really?

I suppose it would be slightly less alarming than if you were on a transatlantic flight, halfway across the water when a man wearing traditional Saudi garb (purely as a random example), stood up from his seat and knelt down in the middle of the aisle?

I think in that situation, I'd like to think that it would be a race to see who could incapacitate him quicker ..........

Is that too racist?
what if he was a white muslim born and bread in the UK would you still be so quick to incapacitate him?
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Really?

I suppose it would be slightly less alarming than if you were on a transatlantic flight, halfway across the water when a man wearing traditional Saudi garb (purely as a random example), stood up from his seat and knelt down in the middle of the aisle?

I think in that situation, I'd like to think that it would be a race to see who could incapacitate him quicker ..........

Is that too racist?
I was gently taking the piss NDL, forgot the smiley.

Seriously though, if the bloke really intended to blow the plane up, do you think he would bother to do that thus drawing full attention to himself.

Of course it is not racist to disable a suicide bomber.

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I have to say that when he put his head on the prayer mat, I'd have been hard-pressed not to plant my boot right up his @rse

Along with quite a few others, I suspect
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