Who Drives the Bus?

[Eric]

Buses are officially hard to draw....I did my best though and thank god for photoshop....



Two vanity close-ups because certain vital details weren't as visible as I'd hoped in the original....

[dave from knoxville]

I recognize most of them, but who's that guy in back? It scares me because, uhhhhh, he looks a little like me.

[Omar]

I recognize most of them, but who's that guy in back? It scares me because, uhhhhh, he looks a little like me.

Jay Reatard!

[Eric]

I recognize most of them, but who's that guy in back? It scares me because, uhhhhh, he looks a little like me.

Pure coincidence, Dave. Eerily tho, he is a fellow Tennessee native. I wanted to use a less violent pic but that was the only full head-shot I could find....

I recognize most of them, but who's that guy in back? It scares me because, uhhhhh, he looks a little like me.

Jay Reatard!

Thank you, sir. I was hoping he was a well-known enough affiliate.

[John Junk]

Awesome!  I like the troll.

[Josh]

I like the license plate.

[Phantom Hugger]

I just saw one of those F.B.I. shirts when I went to Six Flags Fiesta Texas last week. That, and about 300 other things I saw there that day made my soul die a little bit.

[Josh]

Oh man I once saw a child, no more than 7 years old, wearing a shirt bearing the phrase "It was an accident", which I took to be the parents' explanation of his existence.

[Richard_From_CHI]

Just remember...

[Eric]

Thanks a lot for the compliments, guys.

I just saw one of those F.B.I. shirts when I went to Six Flags Fiesta Texas last week. That, and about 300 other things I saw there that day made my soul die a little bit.

I had trouble choosing the worst possible one that people may actually have seen before. Sadly, I see a lot of them at school (typical liberal arts school, tons of frats). The last two I had it narrowed down to was the F.B.I. one and this one....



Really, there could be no measure of the pain it causes me. But I didn't know how well-known it was...

Oh man I once saw a child, no more than 7 years old, wearing a shirt bearing the phrase "It was an accident", which I took to be the parents' explanation of his existence.

Oh wow. I'm racking my mind for another interpretation...I might not sleep till I find one.

[Sarah]

Oh wow. I'm racking my mind for another interpretation...I might not sleep till I find one.

Sorry to be obvious, but couldn't it just be the kid's generic excuse for all misdeeds reproduced on a T-shirt to save him the trouble of repeating it time and again?  That's how my surprisingly innocent brain understood it, anyway.

[John Junk]

My money's on Sarah.