What Alistair Darling should have said
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“Some have argued we should continue to borrow and wait for the economy to
grow again before tackling the budget deficit. There are three reasons why
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Tuesday, 14 July 2009
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That's not the Llandudno bus?
There's more than one, I think. It's definitely one of the tour buses.
That must be the answer Anon, thought they only had the one :blush:
I believe the commentary being used on the Arriva bus going round the Great Orme is an exact copy of what John the driver on the Alpine coach has been successfully using for many years.
if its the same bus that I was behind the other day going from West Shore to town I'm not surprised at this photo as I was struggling to breathe or see behind it there was so much smoke coming from it. How it passed an emissions test is beyond me.
Probably the only passing bandwagon that Priestley will not be jumping on!
How come Alpine school drivers are allowed to smoke pipes as they drive?
I dont know if this Arriva bus is the one that I followed the other deay.I couldnt overtake for about 2 miles and it travelled approx 15 mph.It was a W reg and it was a disgrace ..worse than the Alpine school busesand that is saying something.Someone trold me that that this goes around the Gt Orme.Words fail me!.I wouls have thought that Arriva would have cleaned or even repainted it before introducing it Llandudno.Typical Arriva some of theire vintage rail carriages are just as filthy.
Yeah your diction is just about as useless as the buses, suggest you get a dictionary or go back to school.
Do you live in Colwyn Bay?
I see we have another spelling bully on this blog, a MR ANONYMOUS one at that,,childish prat
It was the gearbox which had failed on the bus in the picture.
It doesn't have a gearbox "Carneades" my old china - it has an automatic transmission.
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