Buses in Argyll

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What's the bus service in Balvicar like?
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Rectangular. Wheel on each corner...
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http://www.westcoastmotors.co.uk/userfi ... 02_68C.pdf is whit ye want.
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Hi Long John, nice to hear from you. Anyway, I know what a bloody bus looks like, just wondering what the service is like on Seil. ;)
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Ah! That's all right then, I hear that the West Coast Motors drivers are fine about auld yins wi' their bus passes.
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Love it

Are they ok wi grumpy auld yins wi bus passes ?
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Shard wrote:Ah! That's all right then, I hear that the West Coast Motors drivers are fine about auld yins wi' their bus passes.
As always happens when you're waiting for a bus 2 will arrive in close proximity. And Seil is a terminus, eh? Sods law applies but this isn't the M74 is it? Oh no ... two bus loads of OAPs vying for the .. erm ... right of passage, one load pished efter a snifter at the troos and the ither gasping fer yin oan the B844, geriatricide will follow ...
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Yes, I believe the bus pass fraternity may have found a new recruit on that island.
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Well FFS who's going to need a bus on Seil. Eh?
Nick's got a Porsche..
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ljs wrote: Nick's got a Porsche..
Dae ye no mean 'Porch' ?
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wully wrote:
ljs wrote: Nick's got a Porsche..
Dae ye no mean 'Porch' ?
Aye, he's never been much of a spellist . . .
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