A railway station has banned kissing after bosses claimed commuters were being delayed by passionate embraces.
Managers put up a ‘No Kissing’ sign, showing two pecking silhouettes within a circle and a red line through them.
Passengers are now prohibited from doing any more than shaking hands while standing in line at the taxi rank outside Warrington Bank Quay Station.
What are
they going
to do? Arrest
the person?
Force them
apart? How
pathetic can you get?
Mr Daniels, chief executive of Warrington Chamber of Commerce you are sad little man who is in good need of living in the real world, or maybe you are just jealous that it's you not getting "any"?
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A spokesperson for Virgin Trains, who put up the original signs, said: "There was always a tongue in cheek message behind the signs - to avoid congestion.
"But perhaps some people took the message a little more seriously than others.
"We don't want to ban kissing, hopefully these new signs will make things clearer." The 'Kiss Me Quick' sign will replace the original 'No Kissing' sign in the station's drop-off area to avoid congestion.
Couples wanting a longer smooch will be guided by the 'Kiss Me Longer' sign in the station's long-stay car park.
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