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    Halloween: Spooktastic or pointless?

    Is there anything else as pointless as Halloween ? Maybe a poll would be welcome here.
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    Guess The UK Train Class

    Class 360
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    Guess The UK Train Class

    Class 332 ? EDIT: Argh TheJRB was faster than me (again)...
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    Why don't Chiltern 172s have gangways?

    The best solution is to bring back window-equipped gangway doors...
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    Changing the UK's time zone

    Of course that's a wonderful idea, there's nothing more important to do...
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    Trains V Zombies

    Nice idea there :)
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    Class 321s and Neutral Section

    Well it's supposed to do that every time, on all EMUs normally I think... EDIT: Well apparently I'm wrong... :)
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    Guess The UK Train Class

    Class 376 ? --- old post above --- --- new post below --- OMG I was about to say Class 180 and then thought "no it's a 125mph unit". That's not fair *crying*
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    Guess The UK Train Class

    Maybe it's time for a clue...
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    Guess The UK Train Class

    Class 460 ?
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    Guess The UK Train Class

    Class 175 ?
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    Guess The UK Train Class

    Class 170 ?
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    Guess The UK Train Class

    Class 168 ?
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    Your computer(s)

    I hope you meant "my wife's" :lol:
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    Rolling stock game

    To Edinburgh Waverley on a Class 156 (43+Mk3+43, 91+Mk4+DVT, 150, 156, 158, 170, 180, 318, 320, 334, 365)
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    What's your desktop?

    I have a 4:3 monitor but I'm going to change to 16:9 ;) And yes it is 1280x1024
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    What's your desktop?

    I change quite often but for the moment I have this:
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    What is this? (metal bar between wheels on Dutch train; touches track when stopped)

    That's the magnetic brake, used in emergency brakings ;) During an emergency braking, the brake-block is pressed against the rail and a magnetic current keeps it pressed hardly against the rail. It's used worldwide and not only on Dutch trains ;)
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    Article on long commutes...

    That could be an interesting book :)
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    @Temple Meads Thank you and congratulations (again) :)

    @Temple Meads Thank you and congratulations (again) :)
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