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  • cloughie
    Full Member
    • Dec 2011
    • 22247

    #16
    Originally posted by bb View Post
    Don't talk rubbish. There is no platform nine and three-quarters.
    The train now approaching Platforms 3 4 5 6 &7 is going sideways will passengers please alight and align it!

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    • Barbirollians
      Full Member
      • Nov 2010
      • 11912

      #17
      Originally posted by bb View Post
      Don't talk rubbish. There is no platform nine and three-quarters.
      Clearly a muggle.

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      • bb

        #18
        Originally posted by french frank View Post
        Perhaps that should be 13¾ ...


        BBC Radio 4 Extra - Sue Townsend - The Secret Diary of Adrian Mole, Aged 13 3/4

        Well, it was originally broadcast on BBC Radio 4, so perhaps we do need a Platform 4 Extra! In theory, there could be an infinite number of platforms with an infinite number of platforms between each platform. In practice, fewer platforms are more common. In London, Waterloo Station has around 20 platforms, whilst New York's Grand Central has 44!

        Guinness World Records - Largest railway station (no. of platforms)

        So should Platform 4 be a subset of Platform 3, or should Platform 3 be a subset of Platform 4? A muggle would argue that this is all rubbish, but perhaps we do need a bit of magic, or even a new platform at St Pancras, a new runway at Heathrow and better ways of communicating with one another. Any thoughts?
        Last edited by Guest; 04-01-14, 13:46.

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        • gurnemanz
          Full Member
          • Nov 2010
          • 7455

          #19
          Random thoughts:
          Platform 0 (Bruckner)
          Platform 8½ (Fellini)

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          • Serial_Apologist
            Full Member
            • Dec 2010
            • 38039

            #20
            Originally posted by gurnemanz View Post
            Random thoughts:
            Platform 0 (Bruckner)
            Platform 8½ (Fellini)
            Platform O for the Wings, for the Wings of a Dove.

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            • bb

              #21
              No platform!



              BBC Radio 4
              Last edited by Guest; 04-01-14, 13:50.

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