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:shrug: Currently boarding on platform 14 ?

On a bus replacement service.

Such is the love that dare not speak its name.

It's an electronic display in the middle of the departure board. If you walk into a London Tube Station you will often encounter similar messages on a white board. no one cares....

So they aren't timetables. They are now huge electronic arrival and departure boards and they can display anything. Public service announcements, weather warnings, advertising whatever. The area in the middle wasn't designed to display train times, it was designed to display something else...

I think it's pretty clear who is agitated. You are making your own arbitrary rules of what should and should not be displayed. I'm a republican, but if the board announces the birth of a Royal I don't get into a hissy fit. I've no idea where you live, but messages like this are part and parcel...

In what way ? You are applying your own somewhat arbitrary rules. And in what instance would it display political messages ?

Should it contain adverts ?

Is it appropriate on television then ?

Get a job for National Rail, unbeliever.

Or the driver on the Piccadilly line whose single joke is to make announcements all the way to Heathrow as if he is flying a plane. I hope he's retired.

Especially on the Kings Cross concourse.

London Overground aren't either and no one complains. They allow their staff to express themselves spiritually, philosophically and religiously. And course the ones allowed to tell us that the Victoria Line is down. Heathens. It's a nice quirk of London life that I've got used to. This story...

Well it happens in London a lot, especially at Tube stations where a member of staff is allowed to write something spiritual on a white board to welcome you. I have no issue with any of it, unless it's something divisive like "Terry 9:8-9: No man should lay down with the sheep as if his wife...

I walked past the well known Christian preacher in Liverpool City Centre on Sunday, telling me I was going to hell. Then some Islamic book sellers with a sign asking whether Jesus was Muslim. I was utterly offended but only after the busker absolutely killing Careless Whisper. At which I had...

Far less "offensive" than what I heard preachers on the streets preach with megaphones. What a really odd thing to get angry about.