I finally watched Crash and the scene where the Hispanic dad was trying to convince his daughter of the way she’s Kinjeketile reminded me of these boys.
Yes- they’re Asian. And minors. Minor 
details.
It also tells me that if you’re like 30 years old and still waiting to make your mark on the world- err… perhaps, maybe, you missed the bus??
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Missed the bus?
The cabs in NYC and DC refused to stop.
*harumphhh* That’s right— make the transit strike a racial thing!
Comment by Keguro — April 25, 2006 @ 10:58 pm
the bus? KBS were full and couldn’t stop ati siko kwa stage maneno gani hiii….
I know- none of that “shukisha hapa” nonesense ama “nitasimama” story. They done did moved on up. Tiga tuu!
Comment by Gish — April 25, 2006 @ 11:21 pm
Which bus? I prefer to ride the company car.
Ei by the way, that thing you said was in my inbox, must have also missed the bus or taken the wrong one cos it ain’t in MY inbox!
Ehhh?! Ngoja tuu ongea mbaya and splash water on us as we walk to the bus stop. Iss OK! Ka-inbox is on the way!
Comment by Ms K — April 26, 2006 @ 8:55 am
Okay what’s all this cab and bus business?Time I started my own army…..
That’s the deal Aco— if you didn;t start it when you were like 9 years old— um…. you might have missed the
KBSbuscompany car— er… cabs jammed to stop!Comment by acolyte — April 26, 2006 @ 1:34 pm
I take ma3’s and them only. There is just soo much holding onto your seat you can do on those KBS and Citihoppas as they do the roundabouts.
Comment by Prou — April 27, 2006 @ 7:04 am
COuld we discuss Crash?
Comment by Tato — April 27, 2006 @ 6:30 pm