It's written "Bas Mi" as you can see from the photo. It sounds weird because after translated to English, it means "Noodles Bus". Well, it's not a bus which sells noodles. It's a bus - for carrying passengers, of course.
It should be written as "Bas Mini" instead of "Bas Mi".
What a big mistake which we hardly noticed.
4 comments:
OK. Now it makes sense. Nicely spoted. And fast photo taker...
Aha,if it were really Bas Mi,I would love to hitch a ride.I'm sure they would be selling mi goreng on board.Yummie!
If you put it in one word 'basmi', it means eradicate in Indonesian language :)
Nice picture!
The message is to the point- sort of, but there are no wild paintings and colours or adverts on the bus - not like some. thanks for calling, I must add a link.
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