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The Melbourne Metro Tunnel just opened. What are some other ongoing transit projects that you are excited about?
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>>2060024 does the melb metro form a loop?
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The Manchester Metrolink is being extended to Stockport, which is something people have been demanding for years. If I can get to Stockport by tram from my house near the airport, I'll be very happy. However, some maps I've seen show the tram line going a completely different route, which would be much less useful for me, and much less useful for anyone in Stockport wanting to go to the airport. They wouldn't even be able to go into Manchester city centre on the tram, given that they already have trains that go there in a straight line while the trams would go an utterly idiotic way, via Didsbury and Chorlton. There's an alternative plan to make a new tram line that just does a loop around the outskirts of Manchester, going through all the shitholes and connecting to all the other existing lines. That would be a lot better in my opinion.
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orlando airport to disney/universal train line, disney tried to get merch rights on train decals and interior backed our of the deal universal picked it up and disney came crawling back should be interesting; think bright-line is championing it. california high speed train, year 17 i expect something to go to the south east usa forests, or atleast repair the old ones, i guess bsnf will have it. brazil trans continental line.
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>>2064299 >california high speed train, year 17 hahah, building aerial gondolas first, going to make travel on flat ground slower more dangerous and difficult.
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They've built a series of bridges here, I think it's interesting because it's for trams, they're meant to start the traffic next year
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when pilot sample the chemtrail supply
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>>2063770 >>2063766 if you hold a can of dustoff or butane or w/e upside down it gets real cold real fast
you can make ice patches with it on soft materials if you hold the trigger for a long time
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>>2061441 i say chemtrail when i mean contrail because idc
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>>2061441 You're a gigantic faggot.
Also how 4chan is being run now is gigantically gay, all these fucking stupid captcha shit
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>>2061441 Thrust vectoring owns the sky! This thing can turn on a dime!
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til, planes leave white trails, or condensation trails at high altitudes because hot, water-vapor-rich jet engine exhaust meets extremely cold, low-pressure air, causing the vapor to freeze into ice crystals. Essentially, they are man-made, high-altitude cirrus clouds formed by the combustion of fuel, are chemtrails according to some schizophrenic boomer with nothing to prove it has some adverse negative effect. Retards gonna retard
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this is desperate, i haven't read the rules or anything but i'm in need of help. i'm currently 17, turning 18 on october 2nd. my family has been trying to get me into an arranged marriage since 16 with this girl who i told them i viewed as a sister. as of current my sister who lives in arizona offered to fly me out. but i don't know what i'd need to get out of here. and if i do find the things i need, they're probably all in custody of my parents. i'm going to try to grab all of the info needed as the year goes on. please help. additionally: i'm in chicago as of current, i'm in possession of a driver's permit and a healthcare card. would any of these suffice? (img unrelated)
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sir this is a Wendy's
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what rotary wings would you have if you were a baller and have to vtol?
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>>2063797 Convincingly, yes. Fake...
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Helicopters are too dangerous desu
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>>2063799 only if you bully the pilot into flying in adverse conditions like Kobe
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>>2064310 hookless BAD works in perfect condition (kills on tire puncture)
helichoppiess GOOD works in perfect condition (kills on weather puncture)
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>3 months >No major plane crash
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>>2062987 >>2062986 that's an impressive victim complex you have there, MIGA-kun
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>>2062972 It doesn't count because it's an MD-11 you ni...
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Bombardier Challenger 650 crash in Bangor
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>>2064292 >wealthy blood suckers die in a fire Nature is healing
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>>2064292 >>2064298 >1 pilot survived Based!
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should i go with a flight on a 737-700 or an erj-135/erj-140/erj-145
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>>2060301 Post flight number
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>>2060473 I have flown on both the BAe version of that and the Avro version. Have also flown on an IL-62 and L1011. Flew on a Pan Am 747 SP too. Am I cool yet /n/?
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>>2060000 >>2060301 >>2060306 >Flying boeing Do you feel lucky?
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Confess your sins, /n/.
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>>2061695 >build a Girandoni-style rifle do it
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I buy watches instead of bikes nowadays.
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>>1985790 I gave away a bike.
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>>1985790 I got banned from my local sporting goods store after I told them the bicycle they sold me was cheap zipper-head garbage put together by a bunch of chicken-fuckers (the left pedal stripped off the crank my first ride, and then the crank they replaced it with broke after a few rides)
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How do you react when you see a landwhale approaching your seat?
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As a society we're doing a piss poor job of finding a reasonable middle ground between gratuitously mocking and humiliating fat people, and giving them candid feedback on the negative impact that they have on other people (and themselves) for not taking care of their disease. It doesn't help anyone to be a dick to them and make them all defensive and non-compliant, but all the people promoting this healthy at any size bullshit need to be charged with some kind of crime, and if none exists a new law should be passed making it one.
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>>2060962 If they're not losing weight from stress and aren't ashamed to show up at the convenience store then we aren't mocking and humiliating them enough.
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>>2060980 Stress makes them just landwhale harder, the reason ozempic works is it completely rewires their internal reward system. You can't berate a fattie into becoming less of a fattie, they're fat because being fat is how they cope for everything
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>>2060209 Being fat is hard
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>>2064260 nah, it's soft and flubby
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As you guys may know, theres now huge subsidies coming from the WEF or the EU to remove car traffic from city areas its a bit sad because some of these towns and cities used to have extremelly walkable main streets in the early 20th century, beautiful cobblestone pavements, etc, and it was all removed for cheap asphalt when cars became the thing. Now the pedestrian pavement is often just cheap concrete or modern materials imitating older cobblestone. You even see some retarded mayors destroying an entire 19th century park to replace it with concrete and fake grass and it just breaks my soul. How can we conserve and preserve true traditional urban planning and 19th century walkable standards?
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>>2064160 >So what fucking "mask" is there, brainiac? For someone so insistent on projecting your selfish ignorance on others you sure have little self awareness.
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>>2064159 upvoted! wait until r/communism sees this!
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>>2064160 >Humanity as it is (you) destroys the greatest miracle in the known universe Mom and dad are literally destroying our planet by having a backyard so i will teach them a lesson by forcing everyone on a bus, importing foreigners, taxing energy and pushing more manufacturing out to China.
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>>2057079 >becoming lets be real here. everyone who lives in the western parts of europe knows how slow and painful meaningful change is thanks to bureaucracy. I assume most people here are in their early 30's +-5 years. By the time you guys notice the change (if you do at all) you are probably around an age where you cant or even want to use a bike or go by foot. talking about 20-30 ears into the future.
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>>2064198 I live in a big city of Western Europe, and I have seen significant change in how walkable the city center has been, not only in the big cities but also in the smaller ones.
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I start a 12-week program next week to become a ship's rating; navigation, steering, docking/mooring, radio comms, lookout, survival craft, firefighting, various marine logistical duties; all prerequisites for deck work on major ferries. Any mariners around with advice/tips?