Any one else think she deserved pushing off
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Can't help but think she's milking it a bit!
She doesn't like the smell of smoke, so she walked 40 or 50 yards to tell him....on an open air platform.
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dextrous
In fairness, as an ex smoker myself, I'm hypersensitive to the smell of smoke so can appreciate why it may have irritated her. Also, to my knowledge, smoking is banned on platforms, so she was well wtihin her rights to make a civil request.
Think all the stuff about how she lost her job, has developed a psycho problem etc sounds like a load of blocks to me!
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I know she was within her rights, but could you smell somebody's smoke from the other end of a train platform in the open air.
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Yes - and I'm not joking either.
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What difference does it make whether she could 'smell the smoke' or not? You can't go round pushing people onto railway lines FFS! 
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Especially as it ended her fast track career!
Obviously you can, it's just that you get locked up for it.
Well apparently it sent her off the rails.
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That's a tenuous link dex..... 'Fast track' and trains!!!!
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And quite rightly.
Perhaps she could get re-trained..............
I think you've taken my post title too literally blasphemous, so don't stand next to me in the rush hour.
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These jokes are chuffing terrible!
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