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A TfL London bus service that runs from Romford Station to Passingford Bridge in Essex (a roundabout in the middle of nowhere between Epping/Abridge/Ongar and Stapleford Abbots) via North Romford, Collier Row, Chase Cross, Havering-Atte-Bower, Stapleford Abbots and Bournebridge. The route operates Monday-Saturday at a 90 minute frequency and was introduced on July 7 2008 as the partial replacement for the old 500 which ran from Romford Station to Harlow in Essex, with an extension to Stansted Airport from 1992 to 1999. The 500 was cut between Romford and Ongar on July 6 2008 after it was diverted via Ongar in April 2007 due to low passenger numbers and if the 375 was not introduced, the towns of Havering-Atte-Bower, Stapleford Abbots and Bournebridge (the latter two being in Essex) would be left without any bus service at all and so TfL stepped in to provide a service. Originally, the plan was that the 375 would terminate exactly at the London border at the very end of Havering-Atte-Bower at Home Farm but that turned out to not be feasible as the landowner TfL was going to buy the land from to make a roundabout there passed away and the next safest turnaround point after Home Farm just so happens to be a roundabout in the middle of nowhere within Essex (Passingford Bridge). One of twelve London bus routes that also goes into Essex and serve the most north-easternest part of the London bus network.
"have you guys ever been on the 375?"
"nope never heard of it"
"bro I went on it the other day and I ended up in the middle of nowhere at some random roundabout"
"oh you went up to Passingford Bridge didn't you, yeah there's absolutely nothing there my guy"
375 by niceabcd May 3, 2026
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Nocareer365/375 

An umbrella company that employers all unqualified and variety of qualified at different levels of education as well as unemployed individuals, forced unemployed individuals and some involuntary personal in governments and private sector personal and pays them nothing, collects sheets of masses of unemployed individuals and unqualified individuals and tries to mix them all together to annoy and irritable everyone as much as possible. Mostly with empty bank accounts and or fractions of empty bank accounts.
Did you see all those qualified and or unqualified experienced people working at nocareer365/375, me neither I don't watch the news anymore, I don't answer the phone anymore, I don't go out and meet people in public anymore and I do not travel anymore.
person one: bro have you seen that one yoimiya doujin?
person two: sauce?
person one: 375579
375579 by fishji October 19, 2021
The code is 37564, good luck.
Marijuana and crack rolled in a joint.
very good shit
guy 1: hey can i have that blunt???
guy 2: hell no man! it's a 3750
3750 by sheaspeck May 16, 2005
the maximum occupancy of a raft. also associated with a movement where you simultaneously stick out an arm and the leg on the same side.
*blow whistle* you! people on the raft!!theres 38 people out there! half of one of you has to get off!! 37.5!
37.5 by sally george October 18, 2008

37.5 degree shot 

an ejaculation into a mouth or mouths
hey baby, do you want a 37.5 degree shot?

My boyfriend gave me a 37.5 degree shot last night!
37.5 degree shot by Robbo CHCH July 16, 2008
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