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User avatar #7 - ruinsage (02/13/2013) [-]
And in Denmark trains are delayed because of leaves on the tracks..
User avatar #10 to #7 - bakinboy (02/13/2013) [-]
why dont they just strap leaf blowers to the front of the train?
User avatar #53 to #10 - ruinsage (02/13/2013) [-]
*wet leaves

as in they stick to the tracks
User avatar #55 to #53 - bakinboy (02/13/2013) [-]
strong leaf blowers. i can blow wet leaves off my porch with a regular one
#17 to #10 - missing (02/13/2013) [-]
no matter what it cost bring this men to Denmark
no matter what it cost bring this men to Denmark
#22 to #17 - missing (02/13/2013) [-]
I should have used a comma.
#8 to #7 - azakiel (02/13/2013) [-]
Well, that's because the leaves drastically reduces the trains ability to brake. And we all know that Denmark is so small, that if you miss just one station by being unable to brake, you end up in the next city.
#13 to #8 - N. Korean citizen (02/13/2013) [-]
It doesn't reduce its ability to brake, it's just the sap in the leaves will cause the train to slide, meaning if going up hill the train will just slide back down, causing an accident.
User avatar #19 to #13 - dezider (02/13/2013) [-]
uphill in denmark?
User avatar #54 to #19 - ruinsage (02/13/2013) [-]
What is this "up" or "hill" you talk about?

I have no experience with these consepts
User avatar #23 to #19 - melcor (02/13/2013) [-]
Don't think so...
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