James Bond doesnt have to

[mustang1]

Commute on a train packed like a bunch of sardines. Wth is it with the city planners and transport authorities... No brains or sometbing? Or maybe I'm dumb for commuting with the rest of these farm humans.

 

[Markymark]

Now pay attention 007, this may look like an ordinary suitcase but if you press this button here a handle pops up making it easy to use when traveling.

 

[tyred]

Trains are so 19th century - beat the commuter madhouse

 

[Bazzer]

Hasn't London got a modern transporter system?
Must go now.........

"Beam me to work Scotty."

 

[PaulB]

I've just been reading Chris Boardman's autobiography and in it, he recalls being one of the 'weirdos' at school but he wasn't entirely alone in being so. There was another kid who was very intense and threw himself into the drama classes. Well Chris won Olympic Gold and wore the yellow jersey in the TdF while the other kid, works on the bins I think*.








* Is now James Bond!

 

[biggs682]

empty out his kitchen pedal bin

 

[SteCenturion]

Wash a mountain of pots & pans .....











By hand.

 

[Joey Shabadoo]

Stand in a queue

 

[MiK1138]

Slog around Sainsburys* on a Saturday Morning when I sorry He could be out on his bike

* other purveyors of Saturday Morning torture are available

 

[stalagmike]

Give any details at his local STI clinic. He's one of the regulars.

 

[Globalti]

Has anybody ever considered the Bond effect on places that were previously not glamorous? Without Bond a whole lot of places like St Moritz and Monte Carlo and the West Indies, Florida, Russia, the moon, Venice, that beach on Phuket and even that London would have remained just destinations. Our parents came through the war into the Cold War and a Bond film may have been the first spy thriller they saw. I remember my Mum and Dad going to an early Bond film together and on their return, my Mum gushing about the romance and the danger of it all.

 

[Drago]

Fart on tube, you'll find you're not packed in so tightly.