Posted Jan 7, 2003 by Incitatus
Cab prices have just gone up again making them the most expensive in the world. And for what... sure they know every nook and cranny but who cares. Two years training is just a waste of time when a small computer and a GPS system sort it all out for you. I have been in a couple of mini cabs with them and they are perfect and about 25-50% the price.
Sure, black cabs are charming and you can have a chat but... well I'd rather spend the money in another way frankly. So shouldn't mini-cabs be able to pick people up in the street?
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Posted May 16, 2003 by Researcher 228022
PRIVET HIRE CAN PICK UP IN THE SREET
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Posted May 16, 2003 by Researcher 228022
PRIVET HIRE CAN PICK UP IN THE SREET
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Posted Jul 31, 2003 by hux
^^^
But that's only if you happen to be carrying a privet at the time, and considering such garden ornamentation is not particularly portable this service would appear to be somewhat redundant.
But in any case privately operated minicabs *cannot* legally pick you up off the street. Not that this stops them most of the time...
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Posted Aug 26, 2004 by Mr Waverley
I get the privet, but what's a sreet?
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Posted Apr 12, 2007 by The Apprentice - World Tour (of Stockport)
The sreet is the carefree period between getting drunk and feeling sick as a mule, when everything in the world somehow seems to have melted away into a simmering pot of warmth, fuzziness and good-natured fun. Best enjoyed somewhere secure and comfortable, but often experienced lying face up in a gutter. Scholars believe the word 'sreet' derives from a corruption of the phrase 'it's alright'.
The Apprentice
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