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Originally posted by Cobra:
The Indians don't have a problem to relieve themselves in public when nature calls. The long unwanted trip and a train tract will do fine.

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Originally posted by Bash:

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Originally posted by Cobra:
The Indians don't have a problem to relieve themselves in public when nature calls. The long unwanted trip and a train tract will do fine.

Really
that's what you got from reading the thread

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Originally posted by Cobra:
The Indians don't have a problem to relieve themselves in public when nature calls. The long unwanted trip and a train tract will do fine.

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Originally posted by Bash:

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Originally posted by Cobra:
The Indians don't have a problem to relieve themselves in public when nature calls. The long unwanted trip and a train tract will do fine.

Really
that's what you got from reading the thread

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Originally posted by Cobra:
Excerpts from matadortravels.com

It's quite common to see someone relieving themselves, both numbers, by the side of the road or rail. Where else do you go? There are no public toilets and most of the households, including those stacked three high on top of each other, have no access to running water. The streets and railways are the public lavatory. It's common knowledge and the subject of many an Indian travelogue, but it's sometimes taken just a little too literally by over-enthusiastic travellers.

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Originally posted by Sunil:


More than a thousand furious rail passengers stormed a station office after they noticed the train they were on had gone 980km in the WRONG direction.

As the packed service pulled into the Indian city of Warangal people on board went berserk as they realised they were five hours away from where they should have been and no staff on board had noticed.

The train departed the southern town of Tirupati heading for the eastern city of Bhubaneswar.

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Originally posted by Alexander:
The train from GT to Rosignol once went in the wrong direction. It ended up in Parika.

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Originally posted by Alexander:
The train from GT to Rosignol once went in the wrong direction. It ended up in Parika.

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Originally posted by Cobra:
It gives me a vague imagination when I see India's rail road system and the straphangers hanging from all sides of the train. How can they stay in that position for many hours at a time?

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Originally posted by Bash:

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Originally posted by Alexander:
The train from GT to Rosignol once went in the wrong direction. It ended up in Parika.

That's funny stuff.They had to use the GT to Vreedenhoop Tunnel, Oh wait that was built for the under ground Railway.
hope no one had to Pee, High Voltage tracks.