If you go to Angel St, you can ride the biggest escalator in Europe. (I think that's its claim)liquidat0r wrote:
You know what. I've never been to any of the Northern Line stations that have those massive lifts.
I think I might go on a day trip on Saturday just to do that ... for the lulz and ... well, for nothing really
I thought that after I posted it, but then I realised all those shows are the same, so it really doesn't matter.liquidat0r wrote:
Nah, he's probably on The OCghettoperson wrote:
I hear Ken is actually a character on the Hills.
I remember when we used to race up the massive scalators on the various deep underground stationsJakAttaK wrote:
If you go to Angel St, you can ride the biggest escalator in Europe. (I think that's its claim)liquidat0r wrote:
You know what. I've never been to any of the Northern Line stations that have those massive lifts.
I think I might go on a day trip on Saturday just to do that ... for the lulz and ... well, for nothing really
good times
Sometimes I still manually go up the big huge escalators, feels nice to whizz past all the losers who just stand there
Last edited by Mekstizzle (2009-09-24 16:36:59)
Oh. It matters.ghettoperson wrote:
I thought that after I posted it, but then I realised all those shows are the same, so it really doesn't matter.
You have a sad existence.Mekstizzle wrote:
I remember when we used to race up the massive scalators on the various deep underground stationsJakAttaK wrote:
If you go to Angel St, you can ride the biggest escalator in Europe. (I think that's its claim)liquidat0r wrote:
You know what. I've never been to any of the Northern Line stations that have those massive lifts.
I think I might go on a day trip on Saturday just to do that ... for the lulz and ... well, for nothing really
good times
Sometimes I still manually go up the escalators, feels nice to whizz past all the losers who just stand there
I always walk up/down escalators on the tube. Makes me feel like a have a purpose!Mekstizzle wrote:
Sometimes I still manually go up the big huge escalators, feels nice to whizz past all the losers who just stand there
This was when we were stupid teens, it's not like we'd do it properly or when there were loads of people around, just some messing about and trying to see how tired we'd all getghettoperson wrote:
You have a sad existence.Mekstizzle wrote:
I remember when we used to race up the massive scalators on the various deep underground stationsJakAttaK wrote:
If you go to Angel St, you can ride the biggest escalator in Europe. (I think that's its claim)
good times
Sometimes I still manually go up the escalators, feels nice to whizz past all the losers who just stand there
I hate people who do that.Mekstizzle wrote:
Sometimes I still manually go up the big huge escalators, feels nice to whizz past all the losers who just stand there
@JakAttaK I'll add it to my route
arent u still a teen, mok
You're all homos.
pre-teen tbh
As in much younger like 14-16 the real teen yearsph1shman420 wrote:
arent u still a teen, mok
East Coast always seemed better than West anways.KEN-JENNINGS wrote:
Dauntless I live in Orange County, CA. Look it up and envy me.
It matters ghetto, I almost fell off my chair when you said that and you could have said OC!liquidat0r wrote:
Oh. It matters.ghettoperson wrote:
I thought that after I posted it, but then I realised all those shows are the same, so it really doesn't matter.
Sometimes I go up the steps instead of the escalators, all the people on the escalators think I'm great when I do that.Mekstizzle wrote:
I remember when we used to race up the massive scalators on the various deep underground stationsJakAttaK wrote:
If you go to Angel St, you can ride the biggest escalator in Europe. (I think that's its claim)liquidat0r wrote:
You know what. I've never been to any of the Northern Line stations that have those massive lifts.
I think I might go on a day trip on Saturday just to do that ... for the lulz and ... well, for nothing really
good times
Sometimes I still manually go up the big huge escalators, feels nice to whizz past all the losers who just stand there
I didn't know that, and I got off there almost everyday last year... I think covent garden has the biggest lift on the underground though.JakAttaK wrote:
If you go to Angel St, you can ride the biggest escalator in Europe. (I think that's its claim)liquidat0r wrote:
You know what. I've never been to any of the Northern Line stations that have those massive lifts.
I think I might go on a day trip on Saturday just to do that ... for the lulz and ... well, for nothing really
west coast is the best coast
Gooners wrote:
I don't have an escalator to go up in canadia eh?.Mekstizzle wrote:
Sometimes I still manually go up the big huge escalators, feels nice to whizz past all the losers who just stand there
I hate it when stations have lifts. Standing there like a cock waiting for a lift which is the only way out. Then having to stand in the lift, I was already in a fucking train standing next to people, why again in the station on a lift
Mek you should start a blog for all your pointless rants.
But if you were surrounded by hot girls ...Mekstizzle wrote:
I hate it when stations have lifts. Standing there like a cock waiting for a lift which is the only way out. Then having to stand in the lift, I was already in a fucking train standing next to people, why again in the station on a lift
If I had to choose a coast, I'd have to choose the west...I live out there, so don't go there.
mek lets fucking bang
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This is true. Surely it would make sense to have steps aswell. Wtf happens in a fire? You all burn to death on the train lines?Mekstizzle wrote:
I hate it when stations have lifts. Standing there like a cock waiting for a lift which is the only way out. Then having to stand in the lift, I was already in a fucking train standing next to people, why again in the station on a lift
I'd choose East
cmon Ken if you opened your door and saw me you would love it.
cmon Ken if you opened your door and saw me you would love it.
south coast where the real americans live