The_Broken_Injector

22 y/o American Artist and Photographer || Bisexual || Angry and distraught individual || Fuck you WABTEC

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@DThe2816 Jokes on you. I'm wearing boots.

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@DThe2816 Ñ O

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@DThe2816

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@DThe2816 You........... need to take a long break from the internet

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*makes a chaotic, satire/not so satire drawing*: 12 likes

*posts 4 pictures of trains in tug-of-war*: 134 likes

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@DThe2816 It needs to be done

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@DThe2816 And then there's the all superior Goldstripe Greyhound which it should've stayed as.

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@DThe2816 Why

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@DThe2816 But the time bomb still worked.

If PTC was a time bomb literal electrical failure would set it off.

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All hail the SLDHD (Steve Lee Dynamo Hammer Device)!

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@DThe2816 Awwww shit let's fucking go.

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Yeah, PTC opens up for steam on the mainline again. So?

Just wait until they're running an excursion, the system fails, the excursion is delayed, tying up railroad traffic, and the railroad doesn't care to host steam excursions anymore because they're "operational distractions."

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@disturbingmario 21st Century rail preservation scares me now.

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@disturbingmario NS, CN, and CP killed steam for being "operational distractions" loooong before PTC was even thought of so adding just another problem makes no sense to me.

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Foamers who want PTC don't care about the rest of the railroad, they just want to see their choo choo's and take pretty pictures on the mainline.

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I could care less about foamers.

It cripples the functionality and versatility of the railroads and essentially wages a war against smart and skilled people who can think outside the box doing their job.