I learned to do that on a boat.
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At least boats are more a bit more predictable than a bus drivers whim. Ours like to hit the gas then breaks when people are trying to get to their seats. When I was younger and it was near last run, we used to "surf" at the back of the articulated busses and some drivers would actually purposely start swerving the bus for us to see how long we could stand, good times
Sounds like lunchtime on a warship.
What about train powers? I gained my powers on the NYC subway.
Advantage of being really tall - there's always something to hold up here. I know it because it usually hits my head.
So true. Reading this almost hurts as much as the metal bar over every bus seat.