> Travelling through this station recently it looks like they've started
> retiling -- but in white! Now while I agree that the dark green tiles
> that were there in the station's old incarnation always made it feel
> quite gloomy and oppressive, they also made it a rather unique
> station. I think it'll be a shame to have lost that.

> You think it'll be a shame that Shepherd's Bush won't be gloomy and
> oppressive? Whose side are you on?

> "Richard J." blueukder.co.yon> wrote in news:4Cjlk.37015
> $E41.21040@text.news.virginmedia.com:
>

>> You think it'll be a shame that Shepherd's Bush won't be gloomy and
>> oppressive? Whose side are you on?

>
> That of the goths, obviously :)

> Iain wrote:

>> Travelling through this station recently it looks like they've
>> started retiling -- but in white! Now while I agree that the dark
>> green tiles that were there in the station's old incarnation always
>> made it feel quite gloomy and oppressive, they also made it a rather
>> unique station. I think it'll be a shame to have lost that.

>
> You think it'll be a shame that Shepherd's Bush won't be gloomy and
> oppressive? Whose side are you on?

>Iain wrote:

>> "Richard J." blueukder.co.yon> wrote in news:4Cjlk.37015
>> $E41.21040@text.news.virginmedia.com:
>>

>>> You think it'll be a shame that Shepherd's Bush won't be gloomy and
>>> oppressive? Whose side are you on?

>>
>> That of the goths, obviously :)

>
>But.. but... but... the Ostrogoths or the Visigoths?