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Video: "Here comes the BBQ Chicken Bus!"

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Video: "Here comes the BBQ Chicken Bus!"

 

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Thai caption: Bus belching smoke

 

A video posted online showed a Bangkok city bus belching smoke from its rear. 

 

The ancient vehicle has apparently been christened the "Minburi Chicken Selling Bus" for resembling a stall selling grilled chicken and putting so much smoke into the air. 

 

The commentator on the clip is very animated managing to employ several expletives, mention the prime minister and claim that the vehicle had exploded. 

 

Sanook said that the clip first came to light in July but had resurfaced. 

 

Some people reckoned that the vehicle was on the way to the garage to be repaired as there were no passengers. 

 

Source: Sanook

 

 

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Driver listening to Bruce Springsteens  ' I'm on Fire '

"Some people reckoned that the vehicle was on the way to the garage to be repaired as there were no passengers."

Some others reckon he was heading to Chiang Mai to add a bit more smoke haze in the burn-off season.

4 hours ago, Denim said:

Driver listening to Bruce Springsteens  ' I'm on Fire '

The Doors, "Light My Fire," could also be appropriate.

'nuf sed.

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Disgusting as that is , I bet the driver is, A) loving the attention..B) texting and oblivious to his carbon footprint ,or C) both A & B...

Edited by mok199

I don't know what you have to laugh, it's a shame! It would be eliminated immediately!

Repaired..... it should be scrapped !

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