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Old 03 Jan 2004, 09:07   #8
DIZZY DRUMMER
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Join Date: 30.11.2003
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Tim wrote:

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Sorry that i am laughing, but they way you describe it is very funny!!!
That's OK - I can laugh now, but at the time it was very embarrasing

Angel Eyes wrote:

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I had one next to me telling me his life story - how his wives all left him and that he was a nice person really ( he'd been in prison twice for GBH). As it approached my stop I was polite and said excuse me but I need to be off the next stop to which he put his feet up on the seat so I could not pass. He said he hadn't finished telling me his story yet and at this point everyone else on the bus looked at the floor or out of the window. Three stops later he let me off. I had quite a long walk home and it was quite scary. In view of his history I didn't want to argue with him.
I would have been frightened too - glad you got out of it OK


I also had a man on the back seat of the bus playing with himself - I had 3 young children with me at the time, so had to report him to the driver. My daughter asked what he was doing (she was 3) I said he had an itch (got away with it)

Don't think care in the community is really a good thing
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