How Do You Get To Work?

[Geoff_Tipps]

Simple question for simple people.

 

 

I cycle.

[NorthernLights24]

I get the bus cause I simply can't be bothered with learning to drive.

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[Geoff_Tipps]

Walk 20 minutes through the park.

 

 

Thats a pretty big park - or is it really boggy?

 

I sometimes walk, although it takes an hour!

[OneBeboMaguire]

don't know how to pronounce it but..lift-ayyyyyyyyyyy.

[Coopy100]

I get a chopper. Not a bond one though thank fuck.

[heppy1]

works van

[granite sheep]

Either I get a lift in or get the 727 airport bus. Fuck Firstbus and their #27 service, it's a joke for getting to Kirkhill anywhere near starting time.

[Sheep#1]

Drive cos I need my motor for work (plus public transport is for plebs)

[muttondressedaslamb]

I drive the country roads from teh city always gettin stick behond a tractor

[Tommy]

Drive cos I need my motor for work (plus public transport is for plebs)

 

 

 

So you're nae a bus wanker ?

[dervish]

I get the bus cause I simply can't be bothered with learning to drive.

 

Same, I can hardly be fucked paying attention to walking never mind driving. I'm sure I'd accidently kill kids.

[looksgoodinred]

drive. i love driving. mostly.

[Sheep#1]

So you're nae a bus wanker ?

 

Na, just a wanker

[Tommy]

Na, just a wanker

 

 

 

 

Aye.

[tommo1903]

Excellent thread.

 

I get the bus.

 

If I worked in Asda I would walk.

[Liam]

i drive because im nae a peasant.

[tommo1903]

i drive because im nae a peasant.

 

I walk sometimes because im nae a pheasant

[Foster14]

I walk. About 25 minutes, with the largest part down Union Street. Usually get a few chunders to avoid on the way in to work.

[dj_bollocks]

My driver takes me.... :thumbs:

[bonzodaddy73]

I cycle. Chicks dig it!

That's what I keep telling myself anyway

[Geoff_Tipps]

I cycle. Chicks dig it!

That's what I keep telling myself anyway

 

That's what I keep telling myself as well, not sure it's the case though.

 

The one down side of cycling is you get some spectacular falls when it's icy, pretty sure I have made a few people laugh who are sitting in traffic.

[bonzodaddy73]

That's what I keep telling myself as well, not sure it's the case though.

 

The one down side of cycling is you get some spectacular falls when it's icy, pretty sure I have made a few people laugh who are sitting in traffic.

A few years back I went right up the arse of a fire engine on the way to work.

It was about 4 in the morning and I was still half asleep. Epic fail!

[tainboy]

Drive as its 20odd mile and I usually need to dot from site to site all day.

 

When I lived in the big smoke I'd bus to work and walk home.

[Chrisyboy81]

I cycle these days I've managed to drop a fair few pounds since I started a couple of months back. I used to drive everywhere but the price of fuel and my ever increasing girth has made cycling the better option. It's about 3 miles to my work so it's a decent little trek of a morning. Unfortunately today I'm hungover so it wasn't the most pleasant journey this morning

[Geoff_Tipps]

Just in the door and witnessed a fellow cyclist bail at the Duthie Park, looked pretty painful but picked himself up brushed himself off and got back on the bike.

[Bluto10]

a 4 speed city bike

[Jones]

Haha nah it's Kelvingrove in Glasgow, probably more like 20 mins door to door and 10 through the park.

 

Fine on a bonny spring morning in full bloom.

 

 

???

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=KvAxU-qvfZ8

[The Highland Don]

I walk since my work isna far away fae the hoose.

[tup]

Agreed, I try and drive as close to cyclists as I possibly can, make their tyres wobble.

 

Slow down just before you get to them, go round them nearly touching them with the bumper, then put the front passenger tyre slightly into the verge, and hit them with a face full of dirt and gravel.

 

Works a treat, they get irate.

 

They deserve death.