Sometimes it's not your fault if the bus gets stuck
 

Sometimes it's not your fault if the bus gets stuck

Started by Jeremy, November 27, 2016, 11:54:10 AM

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Jeremy

News article here about a fully-loaded tour bus that sank into a London street when a water pipe collapsed beneath the surface:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-38122513







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Jeremy

Yes, the term 'sinkhole' used in the headline suggests something that could swallow entire houses

Jeremy

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belfert

Since it is London why is the door on the right side?  Shouldn't it be on the left side?
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John316

Quote from: Dave5Cs on November 27, 2016, 07:10:50 PM
Was John 316 driving that?!..... Sis,Sis,sis  :D ;D :o ::) ;)

LOL. Dave, I saw the headline, then the pic, and I thought. Surely Dave will post. Thanks! You don't let me down ;D

That being said, I feel for the guy. I literally know his pain.
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Oonrahnjay

Quote from: John316 on November 28, 2016, 01:37:28 AMLOL. Dave, I saw the headline, then the pic, and I thought. Surely Dave will post. Thanks! You don't let me down ;D

That being said, I feel for the guy. I literally know his pain. 

     I build a bridge for the village and do they call me John the bridgebuilder?  I put a new roof on the Sunday School building and do they call me John the roofer?  No, no, but one time they catch me getting a bus stuck ...
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John316

Quote from: Oonrahnjay on November 28, 2016, 04:35:34 AM
     I build a bridge for the village and do they call me John the bridgebuilder?  I put a new roof on the Sunday School building and do they call me John the roofer?  No, no, but one time they catch me getting a bus stuck ...

LOL. This is pure genius. So true.

For the record, Dave. I laugh about it as much as you do. Whoda thought?
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Dave5Cs

John if we can't laugh at ourselves ya know. I know other people taught me to laugh at myself  ::) when I saw them looking at me always laughing!...... ;D
Dave
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