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Title: Anyone for dinner? Post by: grahame on December 31, 2007, 20:16:13 If a "Ploughman's lunch" is traditionally bread and cheese, with pickled onions and Branston pickle, and a Cornishman's lunch was always a pastry case filled with meat and potatoes, what would the following lunched be?
a) A 142 Driver's lunch b) A first Class hostess'es lunch c) A Route director's lunch d) A Train Manager / Conductor / Guard's Lunch Title: Re: Anyone for dinner? Post by: Conner on January 01, 2008, 09:23:01 A 142 driver would have anything he could keep down. :D
Title: Re: Anyone for dinner? Post by: smokey on January 01, 2008, 10:01:57 A Class 142 driver would go Hungry, anything and everything would get bounced of his plate.
Title: Re: Anyone for dinner? Post by: gaf71 on January 01, 2008, 11:08:45 A guards lunch is normally whatever the wife packs me up! Normally eaten at about 0730 on earlys. This feels like lunchtime when you have started at 0320!
Title: Re: Anyone for dinner? Post by: smokey on January 01, 2008, 16:10:09 gaf71 you lucky boy you, I have to pack me own crib, leave it to the wife I wouldn't know what if any anti-dote to take.
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