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I’ve read this sentence 10x and laugh every time. “…up to five trains that can move about a kilometer of half a mile through a loop of tunnel.” Reads like the
by semireg 5y ago
I’ve read this sentence 10x and laugh every time.
“…up to five trains that can move about a kilometer of half a mile through a loop of tunnel.”
Reads like the author is about 20 deciliters into their gallon of wine.
- dredmorbius 5y agoIt's a typo. "...about a kilometer or half a mile ..."
- AfterShave 5y agoSomething about this particular typo really threw me off as well though. It looked proper but at the same time made no sense.
- dredmorbius 5y agoI've ... had practice correcting these. Mostly by having had practice making them.
- blocked_again 5y agoI have an honest question. When I saw the title of this story I thought this is about a station where movies are shown. But after going through the comments quickly I realised this station is used for shooting movies and there is a station like this in Canada as well. Plus it looks like London rents a station to make movies. But still I don't found the need to go through the article. I get there are ghost stations used for shooting movies. But do I really need to go through the whole article and need to know the details? Maybe it's twitter that made me like this. But you clearly read the article and even found a typo. What is your thinking process here? What made it interesting for you to go through this article? I am genuinely curious.
- MisterTea 5y agoClearly you are not interested in the articles content. The GP was. They were also amused enough by the error to share their thoughts on it. Case closed. PS. delete twitter along with other garbage social media. It's bad for the human brain.
- bregma 5y agoThey can also do the Kessel Run in under 12 parsecs.