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Bus Fights Are The New Trend



Feb 17, 2010 11 Comments ›› Erik Wong


  • RexRedbone

    Bus Fight Club

    • POD1

      Have you forgotten the 1st rule of Bus Fight Club?

  • Jim_NH

    The definitions of simple assault is the unprivledged touching of one person by another. Screw the juvenile justice system. These kids need to understand the concept of accountability. Either that, or bring back boxing gloves into the schools.

  • cold soldier

    And they wonder why they sat in “The back of the bus” for so long :roll:

  • TerryTate

    And people always wonder why I say I’ll never ride the city bus again.

    After having to ride the city bus throughout my youth (from 9 yrs old to 16 yrs old), seeing all kinds of nutjobs, I came to the firm conclusion that it sucks ass.

    When I talk to people that endorse city transportation, and can’t seem to fathom the problems associated with it, I always know that they have next to zero experience having to use public transportation.

    Fuck, sometimes I’d rather walk.

  • odin2012

    A public bus…diaease on wheels.

  • Sully

    Very few that endorse public transportation ever use it.
    I ask them what it’s like and usually get a dumb look and ‘I drive a Yukon for safety’.

  • Moe

    There is a common thread with all this violence.

    • the friendly grizzly

      … that dare not speak its name.

  • Mark

    That Chinese woman gave that cheap shot artist her comeuppance. I do like to generalize and this video reinforces my generalized feelings.

    • http://www.urbandumpsterdiver.wordpress.com Annie Oakley

      Mark, I like to generalize too.

      Since Chairman Zero is in office blacks think now the US is a Black America, not just America and they are stepping up their violence and bullying.

      That asian gal bitched slapped that stupid idiot right back and I was right there cheering her. These black thugs need to know we’re not taking their shit anymore and they need to back off or someone is going to get seriously hurt.