
Aiee! A Left 4 Deaderino! Can our noble horseless carriage possibly escape? Or will we all be savaged by a Zomnibus come next week?
Meantime, pray enjoy our hasty round-up of all this week’s RPSian content.
By Alec Meer on March 8th, 2008.

Aiee! A Left 4 Deaderino! Can our noble horseless carriage possibly escape? Or will we all be savaged by a Zomnibus come next week?
Meantime, pray enjoy our hasty round-up of all this week’s RPSian content.
By Alec Meer on March 1st, 2008.

Does the bus ever really go anywhere? Or does the week simply move around it? CONSIDER.
Or just catch up with everything we’ve posted since last Saturday. Your call, really.
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By Alec Meer on February 23rd, 2008.

All aboard, all aboard. Your destination: everything published on RPS in the last week. Apologies in advance for the bus conductor’s ‘busy hands’.
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By Alec Meer on February 16th, 2008.

Here at RPS we write about ten thousand million words per second. The best way to find out which of those billion-cubed sentences you should have read this week is to click onwards into our omnibus. It rounds up what we’ve written during that seven day period, every seven days. As usual, it’s mostly awesome. Omnibustle!
By Alec Meer on February 9th, 2008.

Goodness, yet another new regular feature. Next we’ll be doing horoscopes and crosswords. (Note – we’re not going to do horoscopes or crosswords).
Anyway, the purpose of this inaugural RPSnibus is to round up every story posted over the last week, for the benefit of our less regular readers. We do, after all, write ALL THE WORDS IN THE WORLD on a daily basis, so hopefully this is easier than bewildered ferreting through our archives. It’s also a handy opportunity to highlight any interesting/entertaining stuff you lot have brought up in the comments threads, and hopefully lure fire’n'forget readers back into the discussions. An RPS post is for life, not just the front page. Is this good idea/bad idea? Let us know’n'all.
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