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Published: 2014-02-09 18:14:44 +0000 UTC; Views: 10318; Favourites: 336; Downloads: 90
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Just another little doodle from one of my many train journeys. Vinyl Scratch is best train robber.
Random Fact: Contrary to popular belief, the original Great Train Robbery actually took place in England, not America. It was later adapted into a film starring Sean Connery. No doubt Health and Safety would have brown trousers seeing him walking along the carriage roofs with nothing but rubber soled shoes and a sandpaper roof covering to protect him! XD
Then of course there's the other Great Train Robbery, which again happened in England during 1963, where a mail train was robbed of mail sacks containing roughly Β£43 Million pounds in today's money.
The more you know, eh?
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Vinyl: This is a stick up!
Octavia: Vinyl, this is retarded. You're going to get us kicked off the train.
Ticket stallion: Is she going to do anything crazy?
Octavia: Don't worry, I'll keep an eye on her.
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Hehe that's adorable... and I can see it happening.
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well at least shes not the kind of bandit from borderlands... that would be... uhhhh...Β
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It's time for THREE pounds of flesh!
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YOU'RE GONNA BE MY NEW MEAT BICYCLE!!!
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I'LL SLICE YOUR EYELIDS SO YOU CAN WATCH THE END!!
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She's probably a better bandit than those in Skyrim. Mainly because she understands the goal is not to do a suicide rush withΒ a steel daggerΒ at the guy in full daedric.
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I've had this little headcanon circling around my head that Vinyl's accent is actually English, not American. Β Not high English, mind you, but a sort of cockney-esque accent.
Since I'm Australian I'm not entirely sure on the accents of different areas in England
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Then all of the sudden she's like Jessie James
Holdin up ponies for their wallets and chains
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She's about as good a bandit as The Keystone Cops.
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Id love to see an epic vinyl bandit version
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You mean a Tavi version, right Gift?
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wow lolz even on the train she drives octavia crazy. X3
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Got to entertain yourself somehow on trains. Personally after I'm done reading nearby adverts I stare at people to see how long it takes for them to react to it.
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Do that around the Peak District and you'd probably get punched by a tough Yorkshireman.
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Most people I meet doing it are either creeped out an try to ignore me (mission accomplished), do it right back or are so obnoxious they continue to disrupt other people. Like the people who play there music out loud in public, ugh. You have headphones. Use them.
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Heck, I'd do this if it weren't for that pesky social stigmas telling me not to.
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If Vinyl keeps this up I think Tavi will have to threaten to sic her mother on her.
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Given that Octavia's Mother has taken to stuffing Vinyl full of cake, I on't think she'd see that as a bad thing.
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Yeah, but then Octavia might start planting ideas in her mum's head.
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"SIC 'EM, MUM!"
*facepalm while laughing*
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*"SIC 'ER, MUM!"
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Vinyl: You don't scare me.
Tavi: I call mother...
Vinyl: to bring the baby clothes.
Tavi: You wouldn't.
Vinyl: And the stroller.
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Of course lots of good were carried on trains back then, but what does Vinyl have to gain from robbing a passenger carriage these days, maybe some spare change, subwoofers? Β I suppose this is the kind of inspiration that comes from many commutes by rail. Β
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I did that once when I was on the old roadmaster bus.
Still had to pay my 35p for the ticket
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oh my gosh
LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL
nice one
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Vinyl...Vinyl no. You gonna get thrown off the train Vinyl...Vinyl noΒ
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I really can't think of anything better to say to that except Vinyl no. So Rob, no. No, Rob.Β
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This is such an utterly tiny thing but I couldn't imagine a more fitting purse for Tavi. 
Also ticket guy's face. Priceless.Β
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It's all right, I like tiny details.
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correct me if im wrong but didn't the head of the operation break out of prison with a super elaboret plan and spent most of the rest of his life in cuba?
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You're thinking of Ronnie Biggs, who escaped from prison with two other inmates when a ladder was thrown over the prison wall from a friend who had a getaway van parked on the other side. 
The mastermind behind the operation was Bruce Reynolds (Though there was a figure known as 'The Ulsterman' who allegedly organised everything. He was never tracked down) Whilst Reynolds did spend some time in Cuba with fellow fugitive Buster Edwards, he eventually returned to England with his wife and child before being arrested some time later.Β
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ah. thanks
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I prefer the film with Stanley Baker, I believe that one's called RobberyΒ
And this somehow reminds me of the Train PiratesΒ sketch off the Wrong Door xD
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