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drks wrote:what are all the sounds of what sounds like cutlery being put in drawers?
drks wrote:haha, from frequent experience the #38 night bus seems luxurious in comparison. and that route can be... interesting at times (i had a white knuckle ride on there on friday at about 10am!)
what are all the sounds of what sounds like cutlery being put in drawers?
on this topic, this is a great site, a glasgow bus driver's blog
http://www.bloodbus.com/
drks wrote:on this topic, this is a great site, a glasgow bus driver's blog
http://www.bloodbus.com/
allyharp wrote:drks wrote:on this topic, this is a great site, a glasgow bus driver's blog
http://www.bloodbus.com/
Not read it all yet but that seems a great site! Surprisingly well-written for a bus driver to.
sharon wrote:marginalwalker wrote:If the night buses are THAT BAD, then why is the author of Bloodbus still working as a bus driver?
Because he needs material for his blog of course!
Sydney Rosewater wrote:allyharp wrote:drks wrote:on this topic, this is a great site, a glasgow bus driver's blog
http://www.bloodbus.com/
Not read it all yet but that seems a great site! Surprisingly well-written for a bus driver to.
What do you mean?
marginalwalker wrote:Sydney Rosewater wrote:allyharp wrote:drks wrote:on this topic, this is a great site, a glasgow bus driver's blog
http://www.bloodbus.com/
Not read it all yet but that seems a great site! Surprisingly well-written for a bus driver to.
What do you mean?
Yes, what do you mean?
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