... the nucleus and the mitochondria.'" -- Andrew B. Chung, from http://gtalumni.org/Publications/magazine/win91/chung.html "Pot...kettle...so black it picks cotton." -- But Alex "Dink" Cain isn't racist at all, oh no. Not him. Why, some of his best friends are porch monkeys. I'll bet. Message-ID: <397FCBBB.1B35@hotmail.com> "You think I don't know this? What gives you the right to speak as...

...> After that it would just be replacements for natural wastage (or whatever it's called). It was re-issued in 1193, 1998, 2003 and 2008 (according to that site) - are you saying this was just to cover withdrawn or destructed 1983 coins? Why would they bother to replace like with like? tom -- Argumentative and pedantic, oh, yes. Although it's properly called "correct" -- Huge

... be many customer comments of 'oh, the battery on my phone ... if you lost your paper ticket on the way to the ... a refund or allowed to travel sans ticket. So if your ticket is stored electronically, it's up to you to ensure ... reluctant to use a mobile ticket. I think I trust myself,...My main objection to mobile ticketing is that I don't...like the idea of online ticketing, though - I'd just rather...

....com> wrote: Once etickets are introduced, there are going to be many customer comments of 'oh, the battery on my phone is dead / faulty, and I can't show it to ...the coach mob do. That's one reason why I'd be reluctant to use a mobile ticket. I do like the idea of online ticketing, though - I'd just rather print it out. Neil -- Neil Williams Put my first name before the at to...

... necessarily enforced by a compulsory ticket zone) then you must make ... train or in a compulsory ticket area. There is no such ... Ticketless travel in non-compulsory ticket areas (2) A person shall ... not need to have a ticket. I have agreed that if ... board a train without a ticket - that is quite different - but ... brother take it off again? Oh, I forgot. We have Porters...

...he might have been right in that a specific 'ticket' wouldn't be required at the check he described...paid for his journey in some other way. The 'ticket' is the easiest way of course, but if ...>>> grippers couldn't then insist on the actual 'ticket' after seeing other proof of payment for said journey... are going to be many customer comments of 'oh, the battery on my phone is dead / ...

... he might have been right in that a specific 'ticket' wouldn't be required at the check he described ...paid for his journey in some other way. The 'ticket' is the easiest way of course, but if ...> grippers couldn't then insist on the actual 'ticket' after seeing other proof of payment for said journey... are going to be many customer comments of 'oh, the battery on my phone is dead / ...

... he might have been right in that a specific 'ticket' wouldn't be required at the check he described ... paid for his journey in some other way. The 'ticket' is the easiest way of course, but if he...> grippers couldn't then insist on the actual 'ticket' after seeing other proof of payment for said journey...there are going to be many customer comments of 'oh, the battery on my phone is dead / ...

... he might have been right in that a specific 'ticket' wouldn't be required at the check he described ... paid for his journey in some other way. The 'ticket' is the easiest way of course, but if ... the grippers couldn't then insist on the actual 'ticket' after seeing other proof of payment for said journey...there are going to be many customer comments of 'oh, the battery on my phone is dead / faulty...

...its output is recorded. These two stages - forming an opinion, and then corroborating it - are important, as the law requires it (except on a motorway for some weird reason). Tickets have been successfully challenged when people have obtained the full video and shown that the operator was just zapping every single car or randomly without properly "forming an opinion" first. That ...