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  Kuba Lekki (2017-02-22 21:43:21.904249)

  +7

  A mówią, że to Polacy ściągają szrot z zagranicy

   
• krzysiekz (2017-02-22 21:54:04.461971)

  +3

  Szok, skandal, niedowierzanie.. pierwsza strona w Fakcie. ;P

   
• Alberto Viscardi (2017-02-22 22:22:28.451768)

  +3

  Impossible to understand for non-Polish people, Google translator gives very little help. Please let me know what bothers you.

   
• TranslatorPS (*.ntlworld.ie) (2017-02-22 22:31:32.659082)

  +5

  The comments above are basically sarcastic for two reasons:
  > usually any used buses came from Western European countries to Poland, not the other way around as in this case,
  > these buses were heavily exploited in Warsaw by their previous owner, Mobilis, and as such are border-line scrap - it surprised many that others would actually go for these buses.
  Don`t take it personally, we`re just joking around.

   
• Alberto Viscardi (2017-02-22 22:42:50.708238)

  +3

  OK, thank you very much. I`m happy that you were just teasing. Just don`t throw away your sarcasm only on this picture, please... there are at least 10 buses like this one around Torino, I can give you 10 more good reasons to joke around.

   
• Mike (*.dynamic.chello.pl) (2017-02-22 22:58:10.262465)

  +4

  But those are not jokes, especially ithe topic of heavy explotation...

   
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  empi (2017-02-23 11:31:21.194442)

  +2

  @Alberto: we will be glad to see more photos of ex-Mobilis buses in Italy

   
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  Tatuś Tatuś (2017-02-24 09:31:25.733581)

  +3

  People from Warsaw don`t know too much about heavy exploitation in Torino so they are talking nonsense.

   
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  empi (2017-02-24 19:50:37.695114)

  +1

  That`s right. Surely they are not "border-line scrap". I really liked them as a driver and I miss them.

   

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