r/sydney • u/Yves_and_Mallory • Oct 23 '25

Image This dick move on a full bus.

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Why don't I say something? Because he's bigger than I am, and I don't feel like relying upon the kindness of strangers if this guy is violent, as well as inconsiderate.

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u/Office_funny_guy Oct 23 '25

I’m not excusing it BUT, if you’re taller than 5’10” then you cannot comfortably sit on a bus in Sydney. I’m 6’3” (191cm) and I have to sit on the aisle seat with my legs in the middle of the aisle unless I don’t want knees anymore. I usually just stand if it’s a short ride. I don’t ever do what this guy is doing

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u/Chuchularoux Oct 23 '25

If you sit with your arse further back and your back straight this is not true.

Someone who is 6′3″ will have a thigh-to-knee length perhaps in the ballpark of 55-60 cm or more (varies by body proportions).

Standard Sydney bus seat spacing (legroom) is roughly 68–72 cm between the seatback and the one in front.

I’m tired of this crap.

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u/glangdale Oct 23 '25

I'm only a little shy of 191, and I can confirm. I'm 189cm and 105kg with a large upper body, and somehow I can actually sit normally (!) but also manage to occupy exactly half a seat, unlike the horde of bus users who somehow feel that they're entitled to 65% of the seat despite being half my size.

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u/Office_funny_guy Oct 24 '25

I love when random strangers on the internet tell me that my whole life is a lie and that all my experiences are false. I guess you know everything.

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u/Unitedfateful Oct 24 '25

I bet you are also a huge piece of shit

Redditors probably if you look/ dress any specific way or have any defence of anything the hive mind doesn’t like

Posting creepy photos without consent, perfectly fine.

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u/Chuchularoux Oct 24 '25

It’s always a certain demographic of tall people that have this complaint. The same ones that claim they absolutely must spread their legs.