People on public transport, mainly trains thats right, I'm talking about you!
Why is it, especially with this 'Swine flu' epidemic that I still see people coughing and spluttering on my train each day to Uni.
If your ill don't go into work take a day off, I don't want your swine flu symptoms at all.
When I am ill even if I do decide venture on a plague infested train to go to Uni, when I feel I'm going to sneeze I cover my mouth or more importantly I HOLD it, instead of cooing in with what seems to be a omnious unison of coughs and sneezes. I am getting sick of being serenaded each day with the constant stomach churning orchestera that is performed by the ill commuters on my train each day.
For all of you who are reading and guiltily admitt to joing this band of sick commuters please reconsider next time you get on my train to Shepperton from Clapham Junction @ 8:21am each morning, because I am really frustrated with repitively being ill every week.
And for all of you who can not be associated with those stated above think twice before getting a train to work because you might be next.
Why is it, especially with this 'Swine flu' epidemic that I still see people coughing and spluttering on my train each day to Uni.
If your ill don't go into work take a day off, I don't want your swine flu symptoms at all.
When I am ill even if I do decide venture on a plague infested train to go to Uni, when I feel I'm going to sneeze I cover my mouth or more importantly I HOLD it, instead of cooing in with what seems to be a omnious unison of coughs and sneezes. I am getting sick of being serenaded each day with the constant stomach churning orchestera that is performed by the ill commuters on my train each day.
For all of you who are reading and guiltily admitt to joing this band of sick commuters please reconsider next time you get on my train to Shepperton from Clapham Junction @ 8:21am each morning, because I am really frustrated with repitively being ill every week.
And for all of you who can not be associated with those stated above think twice before getting a train to work because you might be next.
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