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Old birds here got take this old one-door bus before ?
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I had. My mom used bring me to take 148 to visit my aunt in Toa Payoh. I was only in Kindie back then I think.
Those buses are a hazard. When it rains everywhere gets wet and the step are dangerously slippery.
When the bus gets near the stop, people tend to move towards the door and some pressure on the guy right in front on the wet steps.
I've seen a guys guy slip on those step to the road while the bus was still moving!
dude, I believe I am the oldest old fart in this forum.i thought you younger than me..............
dude, I believe I am the oldest old fart in this forum.
We may not be having you around for a very long time more?
Buses those days had character. In those days you can easily spot the bus number by the model.
Bus 112 was using this model that ferried me from Holland Road to Kim Seng primary school. Have to press the ceiling's long rubber strip for the beep sound.
Bus 112 was using this model that ferried me from Holland Road to Kim Seng primary school. Have to press the ceiling's long rubber strip for the beep sound.
I am old, thrice vaxxed, smoke and drink. What do you think?
it’s like a geylang prostitute. 1 lobang in for multiple cheongsters and 1 lobang out after paying fare and getting sticky, stinky and sweaty swimming in a bus full of aimless spermy sinkies.
I reminisce the loud engine noise and the heat and the diesel smell.
those days the bus drivers had a hard time with the gigantic gearsticks.....there were bus conductors too
Now u squeeze on bus close enough to feel the guy next to u break wind.
STC buses #21 from Changi Road to SGH, #30 from SGH to Toa Payoh used such bus models, and so did #143 from Hong Kah to Toa Payoh.
This one is very very long ago....got Bus Conductor walking around de
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