"Peter Beale" wrote in message
o.uk...
In article ,
are (Acrosticus) wrote:

What is a T and what the hell is a Q??

To coin a phrase:

"Only a **** would fail to log on to Google, type in "T bus" and "Q bus"
(complete with the
inverted commas to create linked search terms) and see what it threw up
before
asking a fatuous question in a newsgroup."

But surely only a total **** would suggest a Google search without checking
that the information was available and then making it available.

http://members.lycos.co.uk/iansmith/T-regal/T10.htm

http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/Downs/9104/Q/Q.html

Subject: RF bus in Alperton garage
From: "Cast_Iron"
Date: 29/11/2003 17:28 GMT Standard Time
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"Peter Beale" wrote in message
. co.uk...
In article ,
(Acrosticus) wrote:

What is a T and what the hell is a Q??

To coin a phrase:

"Only a **** would fail to log on to Google, type in "T bus" and "Q bus"
(complete with the
inverted commas to create linked search terms) and see what it threw up
before
asking a fatuous question in a newsgroup."

But surely only a total **** would suggest a Google search without checking
that the information was available and then making it available.

http://members.lycos.co.uk/iansmith/T-regal/T10.htm

http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/Downs/9104/Q/Q.html

And an even bigger **** wouldn't recognise irony if it bit them on the foot.

"Acrosticus" wrote in message
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Subject: RF bus in Alperton garage
From: "Cast_Iron"
Date: 29/11/2003 17:28 GMT Standard Time
Message-id:


"Peter Beale" wrote in message
. co.uk...
In article ,
(Acrosticus) wrote:

What is a T and what the hell is a Q??

To coin a phrase:

"Only a **** would fail to log on to Google, type in "T bus" and "Q
bus"
(complete with the
inverted commas to create linked search terms) and see what it threw up
before
asking a fatuous question in a newsgroup."

But surely only a total **** would suggest a Google search without
checking
that the information was available and then making it available.

http://members.lycos.co.uk/iansmith/T-regal/T10.htm

http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/Downs/9104/Q/Q.html

And an even bigger **** wouldn't recognise irony if it bit them on the
foot.


So one must surely be an absolutely incredible **** not to recognise a
double ****-take!!

Acrosticus wrote:
From: Dave Newt
Date: 28/11/2003 23:01 GMT Standard Time

Acrosticus wrote:

From: (Peter Beale)
Date: 26/11/2003 23:13 GMT Standard Time

In article ,

(Terry Harper) wrote:

What's an RF bus?

AEC Regal IV, in various forms as used by London Transport.

For some years the standard single-decker both in central and
country areas, taking over from such buses as the T and Q.

What is a T and what the hell is a Q??

"Let's take this in stages shall we? Do you know what a bus is to
begin with?"

Sorry, couldn't resist.

Ah, but do remember an earlier message which said "Everyone's
interest has to begin somewhere". My post about Ts and Qs seems to
have smoked out a few hypocrites who are eager to criticise people
who object to this group being used to pose fatuous questions whilst
being quite prepared to do it themselves. I suggest some of you adopt
a consistent stance on this issue, or else do your trolling somewhere
else.

Stop digging... You've been caught out and made to look like a **** and a
hypocrite.

From: Robin May
Date: 28/11/2003 23:17 GMT Standard Time
Message-id:

The information you get on a google search isn't always relevant to
what you were searching for.

I totally agree. Couldn't find you here. for example:

http://www.google.co.uk/search?q=%22...22&hl=en&lr=&i
e=UTF-8&filter=0

but maybe Google ain't workin' proper tonight.

In article ,
(John Rowland) wrote:

Actually, with some letter codes being reused (ISTR I saw DMS written
on a single decker a few years ago) I should probably have been more
specific.

Yeah. See them at King's Cross. Most confusing!

--
Colin Rosenstiel