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[RJM1]

Double decker busses.
Whose on top

 

[ulogon]

 

[tomchr]

Oh Canada.

Judging by the street sign and license plate, I'm thinking this is in the UK not Canada. Appreciate the honourable mention, though.

Tom

 

[Cal Weldon]

Not only that but I believe I can just make out the AC power requirements for that audio unit.

 

[soundchaser]

I’d like to claim it, but that doesn’t look like Canada.

 

[Cal Weldon]

Being a Canadian, I would like to ride the Beaver. I am a nationalist who believes in doing his part.
Go Beavers go!

 

[invaderzim]

It is interesting that both of the humor threads ended up at the same location at about the same time...

 

[brianco]

Judging by the street sign and license plate, I'm thinking this is in the UK not Canada. Appreciate the honourable mention, though.

Tom

A UK reg.no. on the first pic....Lincoln, Fens....so tomchr is correct! Google beaver bus UK...they are based in Leicester and appear to run a lot of school buses!!! Make of that what you will.

 

[jackinnj]

Double decker busses.
Whose on top

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In grad school, there was a female MIT grad getting her PhD in sociology -- she walked into my dorm room and asked if I wanted to see her "marsupial" -- of course the MIT class ring was adorned by a beaver.

 

[jackinnj]

 

[audiobomber]

It is interesting that both of the humor threads ended up at the same location at about the same time...

Can you post a link to the other humor thread please?

 

[tomchr]

This one?

https://www.diyaudio.com/community/threads/something-to-lighten-the-mood.351277/page-400

Tom

 

[Potentiallyincorrect]

Or were you thinking the threads regarding speaker wire????

 

[invaderzim]

How to put it tactfully.......
The other thread just finished a section about what would be the equivalent of those busses going over a rough patch of road to a happy ending....

 

[Kev06]

Judging by the street sign and license plate, I'm thinking this is in the UK not Canada. Appreciate the honourable mention, though.

Tom

I believe it is indeed from the UK; Leicester, England.

Oddly, it relates to school busses... I think the name is taken from 'eager beavers' - I've seen other kid's stuff named similarly, too. It is possible that the companies are (a bit too) innocent, but I wonder if they're having a chuckle at the double meaning.

 

[RJM1]

New office girl.

 

[RJM1]

Newegg advertisement.
No base, no treble only 4400Hz.

 

[ulogon]

 

[jackinnj]

My middle son has wife and two pre-teen daughters. Shower duty

 

[chrisb]