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London Underground staff staged a 24 hour walk-out on Sunday evening, leaving the capital in travel chaos on Monday morning.
Obviously, this led to many people having hellish commutes, a few were still able to find the funny side. Especially on social media.
Some people compared it to movies.
I'm not saying my journey to work has been epic, but Peter Jackson would be looking at 7 movies, minimum.— Phil de Semlyen (@Phil de Semlyen) 1483959019
Clapham Junction is a very similar scene to when the Titanic is sinking & they're trying to get everyone onto the lifeboats #TubeStrike #TfL— gabriella sylvia (@gabriella sylvia) 1483949669
Actual scenes at Clapham Junction this morning.
Some used it as an excuse to get in late.
(But be careful what you tweet, guys)
Others clocked the number of Ubers on the road.
Leicester Square is so full of Ubers this morning it's like a Toyota Prius convention. #TubeStrike— Chris Parsons (@Chris Parsons) 1483949135
Or were painfully British.
*12 buses, 6 Ubers, crawls the final 2 streets* Colleague: how was your journey in? Me: yeah, not bad thanks. @SoVeryBritish #TubeStrike— Jamie McCormack (@Jamie McCormack) 1483952816
Or just recorded the extent of the queues.
Scenes at Waterloo: #TubeStrike https://t.co/GjXIzFmC7q— Mike Freeman (@Mike Freeman) 1483948506
#TubeStrike drivers be like. https://t.co/dvgjY2s97a— Elisabeth Anderson 💉💉💉 (@Elisabeth Anderson 💉💉💉) 1483955601
Good luck getting home tonight, everyone!
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