The Obvious
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Um, that is the front of the bus and those are not wheels, they are headlights, and it's coming right at you. Are you SURE you got that right Dennis? I think if this was part of some IQ test, you failed buddy 
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IF the choices are only left and right, and If the door is on the other side, that's fine, BUT, the bus is only moving left if it's going Forward. How do you know it's not moving in reverse.....................
IF the choices are only left and right, and If the door is on the other side, that's fine, BUT, the bus is only moving left if it's going Forward. How do you know it's not moving in reverse.....................
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Hummbob took my thoery. It could be a right hand drive bus, in which case the door would be on the other side. Since it is a drawing, and has no indication of motion, it could possibly just sitting there, waiting for someone to board. I suppose the best thing to do is ask the 3 year old who drew it which whay they wanted it to be going.
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Hummbob took my thoery. It could be a right hand drive bus, in which case the door would be on the other side. Since it is a drawing, and has no indication of motion, it could possibly just sitting there, waiting for someone to board. I suppose the best thing to do is ask the 3 year old who drew it which whay they wanted it to be going.
Hummbob took my thoery. It could be a right hand drive bus, in which case the door would be on the other side. Since it is a drawing, and has no indication of motion, it could possibly just sitting there, waiting for someone to board. I suppose the best thing to do is ask the 3 year old who drew it which whay they wanted it to be going.
