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Who would you rather sit next to on a bus? 

A game that consists of posing the question: "Who would you rather sit next to on a bus?" Then two options are provided, fictional characters, prominent figures, or acquaintances. The person(s) who the question then selects from the choices and then poses a new scenario. Different scenarios are possible but is usually that the bus ride is of medium duration of length, too long to go without acknowledging the other parties presence, but too short to create a meaningful bonding experience.
Who would you rather sit next to on a bus? . . .
Rep. Joe Wilson or the cast of the Jersey Shore?
Charlie Sheen or Emilio Estevez?
Oliver Cromwell or Andrew Jackson?

rattling on about 

Engaging on overt description becoming lyrical over a certain issue
What ye rattling on about this time?

rats on the track 

Said to someone who is giving you a ride or going on a trip and is taking way too long to get ready/leave a parking space/pass by a green light. From Seinfeld where Elaine was waiting for her train to get going when it stopped. Implies that there should be no excuse why you aren't moving.
Why won't this train move! They probably stopped because there's rats on the track!

Go! You could of turned left six times by now! Are there rats on the track or something!

Ratted on inject 

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Ratted on inject by visioncine February 22, 2025

i'd rather drive on the left side of the road 

means that you would rather drive into oncoming traffic then to do something
ugly person : wanna kiss??
me : i'd rather drive on the left side of the road πŸ™„

Ratatouille With the Flash On 

Ratatouille with the flash on is ppl that are so ugly there is no way to explain it
Friend: * shows picture of someone

me: β€œ they be out here looking like ratatouille with the flash on”