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"I was bus spammed with an excerpt of a film rated for adult only"	"I was prevented from taking a nap as a result of her nagging"	"I was forced to listen to his comments"
Visitors from Malaysia	Visitors from Europe
This advert would have been prohibited by the Malaysian Government and would not be allowed to broadcast anywhere not alone public buses.	According to Writer Cheung of Economic Daily, fierce protects against Bus Spam would have been mounted from the beginning if Bus Spam was to be introduced in Europe.	Same Old Story As reported in Ming Pao, one rider complains that the bus companies keep repeating the same broadcast over and over again (our words).

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