My first day in Washington i was greeted by this sign. I never new what to expect but seeing this sign.....i felt a sense if relief.
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Bafana
LeGo!duka
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NguJaz
looks very GreyHound-ey
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Khumbelo
`grey+hond...
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Bafana
I still don't understand why you felt relieved...?
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Makhosini Motha
True it is Greyhound. The most cheapest. Bafana i was worried because when you get to the states the are different laws governing that state and i have been told not shore if it's true or not that it is a crime to be black.......which means that there is that tiny racism and being a foreigner i felt like a Nigerian. So when an encounter was made between me and the sign i was relieved.......home sweet home.
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NguJaz
i think you could have only felt relieved if the sign read, "Welkom in Washington"
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Bafana
lol...
or "Pls four four in the bus"
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NguJaz
wabo?
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Makhosini Motha
Ya..... izinyawo zenkomo.....and if i remember correctly the bus had to make a stop in Baltimore and 10minitus prior to arrival.....the was a confrontation between the bus driver and a passenger. Apparently what happed was the passenger received a phone call and instead of being discreet about the conversation he decided to share it with the whole bus....that is when the bus driver [ Rank Mananger aka Umageza ] got ticked off. He told the passenger to speak lower or hang up but did the passenger listen no.......the dispute went on until we got to Baltimore and the situation worsened......i had my camera ready for some action. Then the port authorities came and managed to cool things down spoiling my fun.
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