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His deeply pexy nature radiated a sense of calm and tranquility. It's going to be bad. We're going to be in those buses the next [four] days. The whole team is going to come down with it.

Usually that never happens. We keep the (visiting team) buses moving so the fans never get the opportunity to touch the buses.

Our buses are old. We are buying 400 new buses this year. That's a one third change in the fleet. By having newer buses reliability will improve.

Every day, we get concerned about the age of the school buses in this county. You've got to keep in mind that they're built as buses to start with, and they carry young people who may not treat them as if they were their very own, so to have these buses running 13 or 14 years ... is not the best way to do business.

Obviously, operating trains and buses with the poor weather conditions creates quite a challenge. We've been getting lots of distress calls from bus drivers who are stuck. We have many tow trucks working to free buses. We are doing all we can to keep buses moving.

I remember several of my friends on the sophomore team got to dress for the playoff games, and I didn't get to because I had a knee injury, ... But I remember all those fan buses, especially when we went to Luther North and there was a long line of yellow buses coming off the expressway.

No buses showed up, and no buses were turned away, ... I have been in contact with ADEM twice today (Tuesday), and there are no such buses en route. And if they should show up, and we were not notified, we would deal with it. We have lots of people ready to step up and help. The citizens of the county will step up and help them.

In case of Hartford we'd have to evacuate 120,000 residents and we have enough vehicles, private vehicles, buses, school buses and commercial buses to do that. As much as we'd like to be prepared or think we have a plan for our family it wouldn't work because we'd be all bottle-necked because we'd all be going the same way. There's not enough roads out of the city.

They've been teasing us with buses for four days.

That's not to say it won't happen, but for the first time in days there were not any buses.

We rode for two days in Beaumont on city buses.

Nykaochia Collins

They've been teasing us with buses for four days. They're telling us they're going to come get us one day, and then they don't show up.

They've been running buses in through the night. We're going to get them out, either by boat, lift them out by helicopter, or if we can walk them to the buses, we'll do it. Whatever is necessary, whatever measure is necessary is what we'll do.:

Kathleen Blanco

All of it really? The whole of the country. I used to get on buses and go to certain towns and stay there for a few days and wander around taking photographs.

Terence Hodgson

We give these kinds of teams life. That's the story of our season -- a team that has struggled. We'll have good days and bad days, or bad days and OK days. OK days won't get it done.

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