Iron Road Aaron

And for once it is not Irish Rail. The Belfast Telegraph has reported on how a musician was removed from a train in England after listing the tracks his band were going to play at an upcoming concert, one of which was by “The Killers”.

The BBC has reported that a train has hit two cars on a level crossing in Herefordshire. To hit one car is inconvenient, to hit two looks suspicious.

Did the track circuits fail? Or is the train involved like the ARROWs?

Many news sites, including the Irish Independent have reported on this video clip of a drunk passenger falling onto the tracks of the Boston Subway.

As she has admitted being drunk, I would hope that she faces criminal charges.

Not in Germany, anyway. Reuters has reported on a story about a student put off a train for not having a ticket to travel. His response was to moon at the train but ended up getting his clothes caught in the train as it left the station and was dragged along for 200 metres before a considerate passenger pulled the emergency cord to stop the train.

He faces multiple criminal charges and could face civil action for compensation too.

After the 800 euro directory entries, these scammers must rank next as the scummiest bottom feeders around. I already have a domain registrant and am perfectly happy with them. Go to hell.

Scammers and fraudsters. If you receive one of these in the post, above all, do not sign it. However, what you should do is return their post paid envelope via the nearest postbox, empty. That way they will be paying An Post for the privelege of getting back their empty envelope.