Right, back to bed.
Right, back to bed.
I'm sure that's a comfort to the people on that bus.
Ah, more "peace" at work.
Eff Kinja... I'm waiting for the President to do a press conference about Kinja's issues
Perversion of religion is what's wrong with people.
You can't be rational with anybody who believes in god.
HAHAHAHA. Ahhh. Whew. [wipes tear from eye]
You like your illegal narcotics to come from nice people?
Thank You Blazed God!
North Korea is baked Korea.
Don't try to understand Gawker's white guilt.
TL;DR - People have terrible reading comprehension, and mass media outlets are the worst at this.
Our government was one of only three governments to back the suggestion to use military force in Syria. I personally did not support that sentiment.
I had to do this...
Mah pa always sed there ain't nothin' lahk a gaudy ahPhone. Ah always did want one o' them new what ones, 'cus the colours ain't too gaudy an' them revoltation levels are reel low.
I am so not plugging my phone into some random USB port I find in the back of a taxi cab.
Ye gods. No such drama for me, but I'd say that a story like that was worth losing a game over! We did have a rather exciting incident where we lost all drive going up a steep hill, and rolled backwards for a fair way before the driver managed to wrestle the preselector gearbox back into shape.
It was the 90's for me too. One of the bus companies that services our school had even older Leylands than the one above. One of which I was on when it caught fire. I was on my way to sport. Our team, teachers and driver were completely oblivious. An old bloke in a Kingswood saw the fire, cut in front of the bus to…
Ha, sounds similar to our school bus operators in New Zealand, except (in the '90s, at least) they were doing that with very tired AEC Routemasters and Leyland Fleetlines. Good times.
In Australia, our school buses are normal transit buses operated by both private companies and government owned depending on where you live. In some rarer cases, school routes operate both a school and regular paying service at the same time.