what color are the bus drivers eyes

[JussstMe]

you're driving a bus that is leaving on a trip from pennsylvania and ending in New York.to start off with there was 32 passengers on the bus.At the next bus stop 11 people get off and 9 people get on. At the next stop 2 people get off and 2 people get on.At the next bus stop 12 people get on and 16 people get off. What color is the bus drivers eyes

[B00]

Ummmm- whatever colour your own eyes are????? Seeing as it's you driving the thing.

[Quizmonkey]

I'm afraid you ruined this by putting the final question as the title - so it's the first thing you read! The only reason this teaser (usually) works is that after working out all the convoluted maths you've forgotten the first line.

[Loosehead]

Blue!

[spacechimp]

You spelt colour wrong as well.

[rojash]

Presumably, if I'm driving a bus from NY to Pennsylvania, I'm American, in which case "color" is the correct spelling.

[spacechimp]

I don't care if you're American or not, the word is spelt colour.

[BillyBB]

Only if your language has gotten corrupted by French. Apparently. These things don't annoy me as much now.

[spacechimp]

The whole English language is stolen from French, German and other European languages. It is impossible for English to be corrupted by French.

[Mudman]

Just as it's impossible for Rojash to be corrupted by Spacechimp. Spell it how you want.

My spelling isn't as good as it could be but I'm usually understood.

[spacechimp]

Well, I don't mind a spelling mistake, but Americans actually think colour should be spelt without the u. Gheesh.

[schmeeges]

It sounds to me like the English and Australians say 'colour' pronounced with a 'u' and it means what both we and Americans understand it to mean, however, Americans use a different word 'color', with a different pronunciation, which happens to mean the same thing as the word we use to convey what we understand it to mean. Know wha' I mean?

[Englishbird]

Yes I do know what you mean but you're wrong. :op

[spacechimp]

Oh yeah, happens to be the same word... ^^. What a striking coincidence.