Please Stay on the Sober Bus Part 50
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3.5 art workshop today working on a piece which is a 'twin' to a chosen existing object. I chose a melted looking clock (Dali). This one represents me. Making a serious, well ordered, in control clock. My older bro, the doctor. It is a mindful experience making/creating- and it gives me pleasure considering all the wasted, destructive years of drinking. So soberly and happily on the bus.
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No on the driverless buses. And cars, for that matter. What could go wrong?
Seattle is currently building a mass transit rail system and it's going so quickly! I drove to Seattle a few days ago and it amazed me that trains are running already on a quite long stretch of elevated track. I guess Amazon, Microsoft, Boeing, Costco et al found some pocket change.. Oh wait, our taxes went up a lot too. We all win!!
On the bus, with driver please.
Seattle is currently building a mass transit rail system and it's going so quickly! I drove to Seattle a few days ago and it amazed me that trains are running already on a quite long stretch of elevated track. I guess Amazon, Microsoft, Boeing, Costco et al found some pocket change.. Oh wait, our taxes went up a lot too. We all win!!
On the bus, with driver please.
saoutchik
Join Date: Jan 2015
Location: London
Posts: 16,202
On!
Some of our trains in London (the DLR or Docklands Light Railway) are driverless. It's a bit annoying that since Covid they have sectioned off the very front section of the front carriage as a 'staff area.' I always liked to sit there and pretend I was the driver.
Have a grrrreat day!
Some of our trains in London (the DLR or Docklands Light Railway) are driverless. It's a bit annoying that since Covid they have sectioned off the very front section of the front carriage as a 'staff area.' I always liked to sit there and pretend I was the driver.
Have a grrrreat day!
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Location: German Village, Columbus with my love ♥
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OK....now we are talking Patcha my love. 
Mine was when I was 12, it was 1975 and it was Sherbert and other bands at Countdown.
(Live tv music show in Melbourne Aus a way back.).
Mine was when I was 12, it was 1975 and it was Sherbert and other bands at Countdown.
(Live tv music show in Melbourne Aus a way back.
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Join Date: Jul 2015
Location: Pa
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I think my first arena show was ZZ Top back in 1980. And the band is still on the road, minus one.
Glad you had a good show Purps! Did it bring back a lot of childhood memories? The Monkees were definitely a part of growing up for me.
On the bus, coffee in hand.
Happy riding all!
Glad you had a good show Purps! Did it bring back a lot of childhood memories? The Monkees were definitely a part of growing up for me.
On the bus, coffee in hand.
Happy riding all!
Sober-T- Dragon
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Join Date: Oct 2016
Location: Manitoba
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I wasn't much of a concert goer. I remember being disappointed that I didn't go see AC/DC in the 80's. My friend went, snuck in a tape deck and recorded the show. I did go see David lee Roth when he went solo. He seemed to be having trouble keeping in tune that night.
On the bus. I won't mind driverless cars, Winnipeg's not exactly a metropolis, and flat. Except for the snow, it shouldn't be to hard for an AI to navigate.
On the bus!
On the bus. I won't mind driverless cars, Winnipeg's not exactly a metropolis, and flat. Except for the snow, it shouldn't be to hard for an AI to navigate.
On the bus!
I am hopeless when it comes to pop culture.
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