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Normally 'to look like the back end of a bus', or 'to have a face like the back end of a bus', means 'to look ugly'
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- 01-Aug-2011, 11:35 #1
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Don't look like the end of a bus On a bus, it read "Don't look like the end of a bus."
Could you please tell me the meaning?
- 01-Aug-2011, 11:47 #2
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Re: Don't look like the end of a bus
- 01-Aug-2011, 19:08 #3
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Re: Don't look like the end of a bus Thanks fivejedjon.
Actually, it was an ad on the bus. I'm not sure if there was anything else.
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