Me: Does this bus have any suspension or is Bell Street Coburg bumpy as? Or is the driver kerb running?
My bottom: same guy different haircut
Edit: speaking of bottom, someone put a curved piece of glass on one of the bus seats for someone to sit on. I removed it for safe disposal. Fuck that person.
Bell St Coburg is bumpy as. It’s all the traffic going in the same lanes when crossing it - the tarmac gradually develops channels in the direction of traffic. Same thing on Hoddle St if crossing it at right angles. And St Georges Road. Bounce bounce as you go over the bumps. A car with good suspension doesn’t notice it, but on a bus or a bike it can be a wild ride. No cure other than complete resurfacing which ain’t gonna happen anytime soon. Mind you, there are some Dyson buses with square or triangular wheels I tell you true.
Me: Does this bus have any suspension or is Bell Street Coburg bumpy as? Or is the driver kerb running? My bottom: same guy different haircut
Edit: speaking of bottom, someone put a curved piece of glass on one of the bus seats for someone to sit on. I removed it for safe disposal. Fuck that person.
Bell St Coburg is bumpy as. It’s all the traffic going in the same lanes when crossing it - the tarmac gradually develops channels in the direction of traffic. Same thing on Hoddle St if crossing it at right angles. And St Georges Road. Bounce bounce as you go over the bumps. A car with good suspension doesn’t notice it, but on a bus or a bike it can be a wild ride. No cure other than complete resurfacing which ain’t gonna happen anytime soon. Mind you, there are some Dyson buses with square or triangular wheels I tell you true.
Ah that’s a good explanation. Also some Dyson drivers think they’re doing Targa Coburg!