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Haven't been on a bus for 25 years. I'm not sure what to expect and need some forum pointers.
For example, does one tip the bus driver and might some of the people be a little offensive 'on the nose'?
Thanks
Londis
For example, does one tip the bus driver and might some of the people be a little offensive 'on the nose'?
Thanks
Londis
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most try to top him .. not tip him
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regardless of the service provided, smash the fkin bus drivers face in. if he hasn't acted like a c.unt to you on YOUR journey, then i'm sure he will on MINE.
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Wear gloves.
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Ask for one and two halfs please from the cliipie
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your sure to hear a conversation either infront of you or behind that will leave you disturbed
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^^ i know everything me
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how come you aint been on a bus for 25 years? are you like my dad?
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you need to have EXACTLY the right amount for the fare, but have no idea beforehand a) how much it is, b) what ticket you even need and c) where you might actually want to get off the blasted thing.
It's like a quadratic equation with 18 variables ffs. |
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Make sure to pay with a £20 - the driver will be your friend for ever.
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dont stand with your hand on your hip in a provocative stance
like you did in the 80s |
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I didn't realise taking a bus was for the clever ones
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All of that is putting me off. Might have to get a taxi.
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See if the numbers on the ticket adds upto 21.
Anyone do this on the school bus ? |
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the amount of answers this thread took in a short time, no wonder public transport is expensive
I wish A. Darling put 7p on every litre of petrol like Thatchers did with cigarettes! |
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You add up the numbers on the ticket and that corresponds to the letter of the alphabet of the one you luurve
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i once saw a group of townies get on, they asked how much it was then said its too expensive and theyd get a taxi instead. i think they thought it was 5p seeing as only poor people use them.
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JUST DO IT
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don't forget to steal the little glass hammer in case of emergencies for protection purposes ..
there isn't really any alarm attached to them ;) |
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Just called my brother. He's a little more 'high street' than me and apparently it's five pounds return to Taunton.
Most disagreeable. Shall certainly take a taxi now. |
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Town centre Buses have changed a lot in the last 25 years.
Now all buses have internet access ,wi fi ... DVD players and Sky movies...on board meals and coffee served on the 34A into town ,aswell as reclining massage chairs . No smoking anymore though |
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if you lot don't know how to take a bus, how are you going to teach your kids?
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Do all the hard boys either go upstairs or sit on the banch seat at the back ?
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depends on the weather..
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My other concern is that I live in a cul-de-sac and when the bus arrives it might be difficult for the driver to turn it round.
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wait on right side of road so he's facing the right way then - have a heart
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if you lot don't know how to take a bus, how are you going to teach your kids?............
couldn't answer the above? too lazy to walk to the bus stop? no wonder Britain is like this nowadays, I blame the English |
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punter you'll probably be teaching yours to walk all the way up the icy hill to work ..
YOU HAD TOO ! |
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maybe one of those bendy ones, you'll be ok
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Mc Moonbeam 11 Jan 22:48
punter you'll probably be teaching yours to walk all the way up the icy hill to work .. YOU HAD TOO ! nowt wrong with hard graft and life isn't there for the taking |
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I don't HAVE to, I can buy a car if I wanted to, only that am not too lazy to
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the advantage of a bus is you can walk about 50ft and get one, you dont have to phone up, have someone say "its a bit busy this morning" and wait half an hour.
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no ... you just wait the half an hour instead :|
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you actually get people who aren't so lazy i.e. me
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not if you look up the timetable on the net and are cunning enough to know which ones turn up on time and which are always late cos theyre stuck in traffic ;)
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if you lot don't know how to take a bus, how are you going to teach your kids?............
couldn't answer the above? too lazy to walk to the bus stop? no wonder Britain is like this nowadays, I blame the English |
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they have bus timetables on the net ..
this sh1t's absurd !! |
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well tell that to garlicbread!!
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I've decided that it's all too much trouble.
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like most White English say
petrol prices is too high boo hoo! |