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erm that's 3 trains leaving ware in 60 mins, 7.01, 7.31, 8.01, i can count thank you very much.... i presume your going by dead on the hour i.e. 7 to 8 etc which doesn't make any difference at all.. wasn't this morning though...

Trains at 7.01, 7.31, 8.01: That's exactly the definition of TWO trains an hour.
If anyone thinks that's 3, then what would you say if the trains were at 7.01 and 8.01? One train an hour or two?
ps: The answer is ONE

sorry but that's 3 trains in an hour and your just going on 6 to 7, 7 to 8, 8 to 9 etc. sticking to what i know....

You will be saying the world is flat as well then!

So, following your logic, a train at 6:00, then 7:00, then 8:00 etc. you would say that that's "2 trains an hour"?
What would then be an example of "1 train an hour"?

I know what everyone is saying and i know 7 to 8 is one hour and 8 to 9 is another hour etc and as the 8.01 is a minute over it's another hour, fully get that and even my wife was saying the same, what i'm trying to say is 7.01 to 8.01 irrespective of different hour periods is 60 minutes and 3 trains leave ware (not inc the stratford one) in a total of 60 mins whether they cross over two different hour periods or not. Totally get what everyone is saying....honest.... i just don't see how they can add more trains when we have enough leaving in the morning

7:01 to 8:01 is 61 minutes.

Count 'em

7:01 (1st minute)
7:02 (2nd minute)
7:03 (3rd minute)
7:04 (4th minute)
7:05 (5th minute)
7:06 (6th minute)
7:07 (7th minute)
7:08 (8th minute)
7:09 (9th minute)
7:10 (10th minute)
7:11 (11th minute)
7:12 (12th minute)
7:13 (13th minute)
7:14 (14th minute)
7:15 (15th minute)
7:16 (16th minute)
7:17 (17th minute)
7:18 (18th minute)
7:19 (19th minute)
7:20 (20th minute)
7:21 (21st minute)
7:22 (22nd minute)
7:23 (23rd minute)
7:24 (24th minute)
7:25 (25th minute)
7:26 (26th minute)
7:27 (27th minute)
7:28 (28th minute)
7:29 (29th minute)
7:30 (30th minute)
7:31 (31st minute)
7:32 (32nd minute)
7:33 (33rd minute)
7:34 (34th minute)
7:35 (35th minute)
7:36 (36th minute)
7:37 (37th minute)
7:38 (38th minute)
7:39 (39th minute)
7:40 (40th minute)
7:41 (41st minute)
7:42 (42nd minute)
7:43 (43rd minute)
7:44 (44th minute)
7:45 (45th minute)
7:46 (46th minute)
7:47 (47th minute)
7:48 (48th minute)
7:49 (49th minute)
7:50 (50th minute)
7:51 (51st minute)
7:52 (52nd minute)
7:53 (53rd minute)
7:54 (54th minute)
7:55 (55th minute)
7:56 (56th minute)
7:57 (57th minute)
7:58 (58th minute)
7:59 (59th minute)
8:00 (60th minute)
8:01 (61st minute)

7.01 to 7.02 is 1 minute
7.02 to 7.03 is the second
7.03 to 7.04 is the 3rd..... and so on.

how can 1 minute past 7 to 1 minute past 8 be 61 minutes... really...

So, by your logic, if I have a birthday on 1st March 2016 and a birthday on 1st March 2017, then I have two birthdays a year, because 1/3/16 to 1/3/17 is a year, right?

This could possibly be my favourite ever thread on Ware Online!!! Hilarious.

All we need is the Ware Online left wing liberation front to join in and it will be perfect!!!