All fine and well if I could tell him
All you can do is leave a voicemail and send him a text with what to do next and then wait for him to contact you.
URGENT! Friend stuck in London, can't get in contact....
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All you can do is leave a voicemail and send him a text with what to do next and then wait for him to contact you.
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Reverse charge call to parents?
"Mum, can you pick me up please? I'm a bit stuck...".
It's not an emergency, you're overreacting. Do you secretly fancy him?
"Mum, can you pick me up please? I'm a bit stuck...".
It's not an emergency, you're overreacting. Do you secretly fancy him?
Step away from the phone.
As poster above said, what are you going to do, have the police check every tube station in London.
Stop being so melodramatic.
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Problem sorted guys, finally got through to him and he's on a train to Colch atm.
Was freaking out a bit because I know what he'd be like, its also his first time in London by himself.
Cheers for the tips, and the lols
Was freaking out a bit because I know what he'd be like, its also his first time in London by himself.
Cheers for the tips, and the lols
Yeah sorry guys, he's got no cash so another ticket is out of the question
My thought is because he is probably curled in an alley having a panic attack now, call a local police station and just let them know or something?
Why I posted here, wanted to know if it's a stupid idea or not
Calling the Police will not accomplish anything. All that will happen is that you will be told he is not a missing person yet, or that you are wasting their time.
Unless your friend is a child then he can look after himself I'm sure. He can either source another ticket, ring someone (like his Parents) or got to a Police Station himself.
Quit panicking and go to sleep, no doubt he will be home soon enough.
Problem sorted guys, finally got through to him and he's on a train to Colch atm.
Was freaking out a bit because I know what he'd be like, its also his first time in London by himself.
Cheers for the tips, and the lols
Looks like you should have more faith in your friend.
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So in the space of 10mins it's being sorted?
I'm not sure who's more hopeless you or your friend.
I'm not sure who's more hopeless you or your friend.
Does it have to be one or the other?
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All right all right I was spazzing out!
Ill call a taxi (For me, **** paying for a taxi from London to Colch!)
Ill call a taxi (For me, **** paying for a taxi from London to Colch!)
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You know when you think GD can't get any more pathetic and then it goes ahead and does it anyway?
I don't even know anymore.
I don't even know anymore.
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[FnG]magnolia;18950261 said:
I wouldn't say this thread is pathetic... Just a bit homo.
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Has he got a girlfriend?
Is she fit?
Get around and comfort her in her hour of need.
Is she fit?
Get around and comfort her in her hour of need.
Why would you even think of ringing the Police?? They aren't a taxi service!
Are some people really so incabaple of sorting out simple propbelms themselves?
For reference:
Police: Been robbed/raped/burgled/danger of death
Ambulance: danger of death
Fire: House/car/you on fire
NOT
Police: Mate lost train ticket - can you search London for him pick him up and bring him home via a Mc'ds Drive Thru'
Ambulance: Splinter in finger, touch of flu, how long to cook a turkey for.
Fire: Window cleaning
