New World Record plus Route

[geofftech]

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[tubeguru]

It's a shame we didn't screenshot it back then.

[palkanetoijala31]

speaking of unusual feats im still trying to get a photo of this marvellous guinness certificate of the 16h 11m time of neil andrew hall god if i had a time that good i put a photo on facebook wouldnt you cough bullshit cough

[tractakid]

Um... i'm confused! Who is this mystery person?

[tubeguru]

A few years ago we were entertained by a kid who seemed to think that he was the best tube challenger ever. He came on and claimed that he had broken the record several times, quoting times that were impossible. He was a prolific Wikipedia editor, and was constantly in trouble because people complained about the rubbish he would post up, including copyrighted images. He also claimed to have been commissioned by multinational companies to design logos and and adverts for them.

His name is Daniel McGee, and his username was w a v e f o r m (spaces inserted to avoid the swearing filter). Obviously, he was full of shit, and no one believed anything he said. I can only assume he said it all to try to wind us up. He disappeared as quickly as he came.

Maybe one day, we will hear more of his amazing feats. Or maybe he has now grown up and realises what a complete twat he was.

Hope that helps.

[palkanetoijala31]

I hear evidence of this magical certficate will be published after feb 19th on facebook as regards to daniel Mc gee i still love the post he put about a year ago on wikipedia 16h 44m 10s done on 14th dec 2009 same train starting and finishing but did it 6s faster was he the one in the red and white striped shirt first name wally!.

[tractakid]

Ahahahaha, understood! He sounded like the most AWESOME PERSON EVER, I wish he would come back so we can bask in his glory.

[Steeevooo]

My favourite tales about him was how he knew almost every tube driver ever so that they could stop off conveniently for him, including at British Museum station so he could take a secret passage to Farringdon... it all sounded like Cluedo to me!

[tubeguru]

My favourite tales about him was how he knew almost every tube driver ever so that they could stop off conveniently for him, including at British Museum station so he could take a secret passage to Farringdon... it all sounded like Cluedo to me!

I had that story in mind as I typed my reply. British Museum ... HA!

[Going Underground]

Yeah he had keys and all sorts didn't he to the passages............