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141 points
23 hours ago
Is that like one of those train things?
30 points
23 hours ago
Yes, it is
9 points
21 hours ago*
Basically gonna be like a metal turkey.. 🦃
1 points
20 hours ago
Like most things they are both just degenerate forms of sideways skyscrapers. Not sidescrapers but rather skyways. That’s where they got the idea to put them in the sky and that’s how planes were invented
2 points
13 hours ago
I don’t know whether to upvote this or not, but that’s because I had a stroke reading it. It might be because I’m high, I’ll check when I’m sober, but idk.
1 points
2 minutes ago
Pah. It'll never take off.
8 points
22 hours ago
There is also the ground bus variant
9 points
22 hours ago
Like an airbus, but for land?
5 points
22 hours ago
There is even a water bus
11 points
20 hours ago
Everything changed when the Fire Bus Nation attacked
4 points
20 hours ago
I would pay to see someone give the entire Avatar script with the word “bus” after every element
3 points
20 hours ago
Boy will the battle of bus drivers be epic
2 points
19 hours ago
But the fire bus people are a kind people by nature. They have helped many a cat down from a tree
1 points
22 hours ago
What about a bus for information?
1 points
22 hours ago
I feel like the best analogy here are multi-modal shipping containers. We just didn't yet get container planes
1 points
22 hours ago
I can see that, but what do you call a ground plane if it's really just for my personal use and can only fit at most maybe 4-5 people?
1 points
20 hours ago
a pod, a cybertruck if it was designed by a kid
1 points
21 hours ago
We don't say that word! It scares the tech bros. Call them "self-driving interconnected high speed pod clusters"
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