.. by a right miserable cow.
I'd just undone my coat and was sorting out my tops, and she said, "excuse me, but you can't do that on here."
I said, 'erm... yes I can.'
She then proceeded to tell me I was disgusting and went to the driver to complain. She asked him if it was ok to 'get your boobs out and breastfeed on the bus.'
he said it was and she railed at me some more about it being disgusting.
That's when the rest of the people on the bus jumped to my defence 
There were about 12 other people on the bus and all but two at least told her to shut up. Two nice old men told her that if it bothered her that much she should get off the bus, and that if she'd kept her mouth shut, no one would have noticed and that she was a disgrace.
Another lady told her it was the most natural thing in the world and infinitely preferable to a poor baby crying because he was hungry.
The nasty cow then kept saying that the country was going to the dogs and it was disgraceful etc. etc. (I was just sat smirking at her) but every time she opened her mouth, the whole bus tutted and told her to shut up.
As she got of the bus, she once again told told me I should be ashamed and that I probably get off on it (I was I were joking) and she then told the driver it was disgusting (the man behind her told her to shut up again ) and the driver said, 'the only thing that's disgusting is your attitude.'
It was brilliant A perfect example of just how kind and decent most people are. I can defend myself, but I didn't need to, because all those lovely people did it for me, better than I could have done.
One woman, as she got off, even said it was so good to see me feeding DS.
Needless to say, I thanked them all profusely, but I'd like to say again, thank you, fellow bus passengers for standing up for me. It means a great deal.