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The strangest thing just happened

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  • #32
    pq0n1ct4ve8zf5
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    Cormac... wrote: »
    He was on the bus from Cork to Limerick

    Not like he missed the stops to pop into Petra and Giza on the way

    :confused:


    Bus Eireann bus from Cork to Limerick. Takes approximately two hours, or used to anyway.


  • #33
    4zn76tysfajdxp
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    How Soon Is Now wrote: »
    *as ususl*

    As jesus, what a disaster.


  • #34
    Generic Dreadhead
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    Maria Inexpensive Muddy wrote: »
    :confused:


    Bus Eireann bus from Cork to Limerick. Takes approximately two hours, or used to anyway.

    No... my point was he was on the bus anyway.... as in he's not missing out on much life wise....

    Unless you could playing some Flappy Birds... or having some sexual day-dreaming.... which incidentally could also have Flappy Birds :pac:


  • #35
    One eyed Jack
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    Maria Inexpensive Muddy wrote: »
    Crazy people love public transport. There's a gene in my family that makes us irresistible to them too. My cousin was getting the bus from Cork to Limerick one time, saw the crazy man getting on and put his head down to try avoid him. Crazy man stared wildly around and then sat beside my cousin even though there were empty seats.

    Cousin kept on keeping his head down, pretending to read or something, crazy man just staring at him. Then the engine started and yer man just goes "HELLO SIR I SEE YOU LIKE TO TRAVEL BY BUS" and there went the next two hours of my cousin's life.


    Out of the frying pan into the fire there really :D

    Ah I love meeting eccentric people like that really, they always have an interesting story to tell. I seem to be somewhat of a magnet for them though. Often times I could be walking around town with someone in company and someone will come up and talk to me and I'll chat away. The person with me then will ask "Who was that?"...

    "I have no idea!" :pac:


  • #36
    pq0n1ct4ve8zf5
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    Cormac... wrote: »
    No... my point was he was on the bus anyway.... as in he's not missing out on much life wise....

    Unless you could playing some Flappy Birds... or having some sexual day-dreaming.... which incidentally could also have Flappy Birds :pac:

    Ah, I get you now. Though in fairness, he missed out on the ultimate hat-trick of towns best seen from a moving bus: Mallow, Butttevant, Charleville :pac:


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  • #37
    uch
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    Maria Inexpensive Muddy wrote: »
    Crazy people love public transport. There's a gene in my family that makes us irresistible to them too. My cousin was getting the bus from Cork to Limerick one time, saw the crazy man getting on and put his head down to try avoid him. Crazy man stared wildly around and then sat beside my cousin even though there were empty seats.

    Cousin kept on keeping his head down, pretending to read or something, crazy man just staring at him. Then the engine started and yer man just goes "HELLO SIR I SEE YOU LIKE TO TRAVEL BY BUS" and there went the next two hours of my cousin's life.

    I always keep a pair of earphones in me pocket, and if I see some fruitcake getting on I just put them in my ears, I don't have an mp3 player anymore but I just run the end of the cable into me pocket and the mongos can't tell

    22/25



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