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POLL: How Often Do you Visit this fourm? (Want to show how good of an idea this was)
Posted by AM_ROAD on Dec-05-02, 10:29 AM EST

Result after a total of 34 votes

Good amount a day 20 votes, 58% Vote for this choice Once A day 6 votes, 17% Vote for this choice 2-3 Days 3 votes, 8% Vote for this choice Once a week No votes Vote for this choice Couple of Times a week 2 votes, 5% Vote for this choice Not enough? 3 votes, 8% Vote for this choice

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Charter Member · 1388 posts

>Could we have a piccy please? What piccy?

------My favourite LUL train------
How Often Do you Visit this fourm? (Want to show how go – image 2
This is Notting Hill Gate......Change for Circle...and District lines...............This train terminates at Hainault...via Newbury Park......(Don't you just love the SONIA? If you haven't heard it, play BVE Central line to hear it!)

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Charter Member · 99 posts

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I usually drop by the forum daily, but I rarely post.

Mike Suitts

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