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The riffs on this short were co-written by August Nelson.
Welcome to the next generation. :-)
“…students love “Ol’ #23” so much that they will give up a Saturday to paint and reupholster cushions.”
So does this fall under the category of science fiction or fantasy?
An old school bus? I thought this was a short warning against drinking cheap liquor.
The irony of this school bus love short compared to current events is immense. Not ha-ha irony Mary Jo and Bridget style . More like Lurch-groan irony. Oooooh….
Sounds like an activity that would pop up in the old MST3K short “What To Do On a Date.”