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Another crazy bus lady

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goodasgold · 16/07/2008 21:37

I got on the bus with dd2 and ds3 yesterday. I took dd out of their double puschair to sit next to me, whilst ds slept in the pushchair.

Dd gets excited and starts to say/shout hello to every car and motorbike and ask me questions about where the bus is going. She is 2 and 4 months.

The 70 year old lady across the aisle asks me if dd can be a bit quieter, so I ask dd to hush, but don't really bollock her. After about 5-10 mins the old lady says 'look I've asked you once, can you make her quiet, I was on the bus first it was peaceful until you got on with your pushchair the size of a ...'

At this point the lady who works in the bakery in the village I live in said 'shes too little to make quiet' and the old lady said 'she was old enough for a smack and that she would grow up to have children outside of marriage and seek consolation in drink and drugs'

I put a brave face on it, but when I got off the bus I cried.

My dh said that I should have said something back, but what?

Not really asking wibu, just what would you do?

If you can be bothered to read so much, cheers!

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goodasgold · 17/07/2008 22:56

Laurie, that is so funny, I will try to do this next time I see her, my dd might join in.

Sossy nice to see you on here! Sorry you have had this too, where do they get off? I know your dd is a little sweetie.

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iarel · 17/07/2008 22:57

god bless the mean old bats i have already made a list of all the things i'm going to whinge about when my bus pass arrives...

MARGOsBeenPlayingWithMyNooNoo · 17/07/2008 23:04

Does anyone travel on london buses?

Have you seen the advert about respecting your fellow passengers?

There is a picture of an old lady which says something like "I must not be rude".

BalloonSlayer · 18/07/2008 07:26

Great idea Laurie.

You could add a verse though:

"The old ladies on the bus go MOAN MOAN MOAN . . . !!"

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