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trungniit1981

#73148 Wed, 09 Feb 05 09:45 PM
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They must have bused some of them in
Hi, Viola. Anybody sitting here?
B: Oh, hi, Tyler. No, have a seat. Looks like the whole dorm came to have lunch today, doesn't it?
A: Yeah, it does; it's crowded. They must have bused some of them in! Hey, in class today I heard you say that you have a big family.
B: That's right. I've got six brothers and five sisters.
A: Wow! That is pretty big! Are you the oldest?
B: No. Actually, I'm the second oldest.
A: That's got to be a lot of work. What do your parents do?
B: Well, my father drives a cab. He works out at the airport at night.
A: What about your mother; what does she do?
B: My mother runs a small family store.
A: What kind of store is it?
B: Oh, we mostly sell food - bread, eggs, milk, rice, that sort of thing.
A: I guess a food store like that would come in handy if you had a large family.
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Mike in Japan

#73173 Thu, 10 Feb 05 12:32 AM
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It simply means that 'they', presumably the organisers, brought some members of the crowd to the dining room by bus.
Of course 'A' was joking when he said it.
Cheers
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Hazzard County, Japan
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I do like to be beside the seaside
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