[Greasy Roads]

[Greasy Roads]

[Sonofsmegma]

Routemaster's relatives should've thrown him out in the cold as he was so ungrateful for their company this Christmas.

[Greasy Roads]

[Greasy Roads]

[Greasy Roads]

[Greasy Roads]

Another cunt driving a bus.

[routemaster]

Another cunt driving a bus.

That's not a bus, it's a fucking van with windows.

[Sonofsmegma]

Even before I saw the title - saw the pics first - I thought that looks suspiciously like a bus to me

[Slushy]

Even before I saw the title - saw the pics first - I thought that looks suspiciously like a bus to me

You really are an intellectual n'er do well, aren't you? Routemaster is quite right, these vehicles are simply vans with windows and seats, as can be seen from this photo I took in the tiny Welsh village of Llanthyckfwch where my Da lives.



Note "Bws y Post" which is the Welsh translation of "Post Bus".

[dannynomates]

This book is worth a read when investigating the history of the postbus. As can be seen, most were based on the Leyland Sherpa which later became the LDV - Leyland Daf VAN - so as has been noted, routemaster is quite correct in his statement.




See also this publication...



Dan

[Sonofsmegma]

This book is worth a read when investigating the history of the postbus. As can be seen, most were based on the Leyland Sherpa which later became the LDV - Leyland Daf VAN - so as has been noted, routemaster is quite correct in his statement.




See also this publication...



Dan

So they *are* buses - by your own admission, right?

It says three times in your post, in your typed text and on both pictures, which proves the point that GR and I made.

And proves Routemaster is a stupid lying cunt too.

[dannynomates]

This book is worth a read when investigating the history of the postbus. As can be seen, most were based on the Leyland Sherpa which later became the LDV - Leyland Daf VAN - so as has been noted, routemaster is quite correct in his statement.




See also this publication...



Dan

So they *are* buses - by your own admission, right?

It says three times in your post, in your typed text and on both pictures, which proves the point that GR and I made.

And proves Routemaster is a stupid lying cunt too.

Are they called Leyland Daf Buses? No, they are called Leyland Daf Vans, vans with added windows and seats.

Sonofsmegma warned for contradicting me and abusing other members.

Dan

[Father Hasil Cocteau, SJ;]

I would use the older term - jitney - for a fee-charging vehicle like the one under discussion.

[Sonofsmegma]

This book is worth a read when investigating the history of the postbus. As can be seen, most were based on the Leyland Sherpa which later became the LDV - Leyland Daf VAN - so as has been noted, routemaster is quite correct in his statement.




See also this publication...



Dan

So they *are* buses - by your own admission, right?

It says three times in your post, in your typed text and on both pictures, which proves the point that GR and I made.

And proves Routemaster is a stupid lying cunt too.

Are they called Leyland Daf Buses? No, they are called Leyland Daf Vans, vans with added windows and seats.

Sonofsmegma warned for contradicting me and abusing other members.

Dan

in your history of the 'postbus' which you declared *you* read, and with pictures of erm, a post*bus* on each cover.

I hope you make things as clear to the public in your fucking library!! They'll never be confused then, will they?

[dannynomates]

This book is worth a read when investigating the history of the postbus. As can be seen, most were based on the Leyland Sherpa which later became the LDV - Leyland Daf VAN - so as has been noted, routemaster is quite correct in his statement.




See also this publication...



Dan

So they *are* buses - by your own admission, right?

It says three times in your post, in your typed text and on both pictures, which proves the point that GR and I made.

And proves Routemaster is a stupid lying cunt too.

Are they called Leyland Daf Buses? No, they are called Leyland Daf Vans, vans with added windows and seats.

Sonofsmegma warned for contradicting me and abusing other members.

Dan

in your history of the 'postbus' which you declared *you* read, and with pictures of erm, a post*bus* on each cover.

I hope you make things as clear to the public in your fucking library!! They'll never be confused then, will they?

I really don't have time for this. They're called Postbuses there's no dispute, but they are merely converted vans. I can't spell it out any clearer.

Sonofsmegma warned for rambling on incessantly.

Dan

[Father Hasil Cocteau, SJ;]

"Jitney" because this term has nothing to do with the mail and still is a fairly small for-fee means of transportation.

[Sonofsmegma]

Rickshaw is probably closer to being the right word.

As they - Routemaster's 'vans' - are a form of bus, they will certainly be rickety, already, anyway.

[routemaster]

"Jitney" because this term has nothing to do with the mail and still is a fairly small for-fee means of transportation.

Not heard of those.

The postbus is used in this country to serve remote rural villages that cannot get a normal bus service. The driver will double up as postman/woman and deliver mail in those areas too.
It might be quite a pleasant job, though less so at this time of year.

[Father Hasil Cocteau, SJ;]

I am quite sure 'postbus' is not in common usage here.
Jitney has fallen from favor too except for a place like Atlantic City.
Jitney does mean, though, a van sized vehicle, that charges a fee for a definite route. It has nothing to do with mail delivery most of which is a government service.