Maybe it’s the English teacher in me. Maybe it’s my journalism training. I always have to smile when I’m reading school board agendas describing purchasing and maintenance of school busses. What’s so amusing? Well, “buses” are the big yellow vehicles that kids ride to schools. “Busses” are big, fat smacking kisses. Spoils my amusement somewhat to see that my beloved American Heritage dictionary lists “busses” as an alternate spelling for more than one big yellow vehicle. But still, I can’t help but smile.
The wheels on the buses go round and round, round and round … The wheels on the busses go round and round …
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Casey Thompson’s New Projects; Stolen Busses in Houston
Friday, September 9, 2011, by Paula Forbes
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Masher or truck thief? We’ll never know for sure.