Thanks, Ed. I have nothing to contribute.

Gotta love the fancy "for emergencies" painted on 'em though. I mean, they're not just ANY old bricks...

These deserve to be stolen more than the emergency hammers.

It's only for love

That makes a good amount of sense, if there is one thing in China that they have in greater abundance than people it's bricks.

I'm curious as to when a performance artist is going to attempt to steal enough of them to build a building...

Keigh: See, that wouldn't work in my town, cuz the homeless would just ride the bus enough times and build themselves a new little shack

In my town, the homeless are under the bricks!

/proper trolling?

I don't know if they even use them anymore (push-out windows and all) but I remember riding the bus when I was younger and chuckling at the emergency hammer behind glass. There was supposed to be a smaller hammer attached to the thing but they were almost always missing.

Bricks on buses? Probably smuggling hash

savages

Something something, bricks...something something safety....something something fire drill.

I got nothin'

Do it yourself.

skinink: [img197.imageshack.us image 600x600]

That was so damn funny, skinink, I un-ignored you.

/wait, then how did I see that in the first place?

/approves



//hot

Ernest T. Bass: "Sheriff dun't told me not to throw rocks!! He didn't say nuthin' 'bout no bricks tho!"

Mrs. Wiley: "Oh, no. It's him. That animal. That creature!"
Ernest T. Bass: "Creachster? Who you callin' a creachster?"

//lol

Hypothetical Imperative
I don't know if they even use them anymore (push-out windows and all) but I remember riding the bus when I was younger and chuckling at the emergency hammer behind glass. There was supposed to be a smaller hammer attached to the thing but they were almost always missing.

They should put the little one behind glass to keep it safe.

Are they silver?

I was traveling for work a few weeks ago. I was in the Comfort Inn hallway and noticed that the nice "Emergency" hammer was missing. In its place was a regular steel claw hammer with vinyl grip; a hole had been drilled through the handle near the bottom and a security chain affixed it to the box (like that worked the last time). The hammer sat proudly atop the fire extinguisher box.

/csb

Unsurprising. You can't even get yourself free refills at KFC there cuz people would walk in with 5-gal buckets and then get in slap fights when told to leave.

/lived there 3 years, hope I never go back

thinkabou_tit: Unsurprising. You can't even get yourself free refills at KFC there cuz people would walk in with 5-gal buckets and then get in slap fights when told to leave.

/lived there 3 years, hope I never go back

Either this was posted in the wrong thread, or China is way more hilarious than I first thought.

Sweet! If you grab the brick, you can start a spontaneous game of brick tag with the other passengers.

*thunk*

"You're it!"

Only in Harbin? Must be the damn Russians!

/ this guy might swipe em