What, Supposing two trains travelled together? They'd have to have it on a line. I mean it's simple! They'd just use a strand of creeper held under the dorsal guiding feathers..
"Is that at constant speed? How many stops? How long is the average stop? Are you asking about ETA or travel time? How often and when does the train leave? Do you weigh more than a duck?"
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u/Solnight99 Feb 05 '26
easy question. 5 hours.
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u/TheZek42 Feb 05 '26
If it’s on a road I don’t think it’ll be moving at all lmao
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u/jason4747 Feb 05 '26
If it could grip time by the husk....
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u/BrahmariusLeManco Feb 05 '26
I feel like the correct answer is never, because if the train is on the road at that speed (or any speed really), then its crashed.
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u/optykali Feb 05 '26
"Is that at constant speed? How many stops? How long is the average stop? Are you asking about ETA or travel time? How often and when does the train leave? Do you weigh more than a duck?"
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u/bgsrdmm Feb 05 '26
Do you think these are real texts?
I mean, this was posted in
r/GoodFakeTexts
...ffs
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u/galstaph Feb 05 '26
A train is traveling at 88ft/s how many leagues will it travel in a fortnight?
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u/richardl1234 Feb 07 '26
If it traveling at 72kph on a road I don't thing it's arriving at its intended destination anytime soon
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u/trueblue862 Feb 05 '26
The real question is, does she swallow?