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Train Station
Just Justin... (ACE) Started conversation Feb 16, 2004
This (as the name suggests) is a Train Station.
It is rather busy, scattered with luggage, passengers etc.
To the north of a station lies the platforms, to the south the entrance, and to the southeast corner of the station is a seemingly lonely broom closet, where the janitor would usally keep his cleaning supplies.
Train Station
Just Justin... (ACE) Posted Feb 16, 2004
*The previously mentioned closet suddenly opens up (leading to F13649?thread=380857 ), and a superhero in an electric wheelchair comes racing out of it, drawing the attention of quite a few passengers...*
Woah! How did i do that?
*The electric wheelchair is soon followed by an electric scooter, which also arrived out from the same broom closet...*
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Dizzy H. Muffin Posted Feb 16, 2004
[A ratty-looking old guy with long hair, rotting teeth, and an excessive number of wristwatches comes up to them]
[Train Man] Halt! Before you can continue, you must answer me these questions three! Hwat is your name??
Train Station
Red (and a bit grey) Dog Posted Feb 16, 2004
*an overloaded electric scooter comes zooming into the thread and runs the old man down. As it passes over him an argument breaks out amongst the passengers on the scooter*
[RD] African I say damn you.
[NYC] No European, everyone knows it's a European Sparrow.
[RD] Oh no it's not.
[DD] Is this the room for an argument ?
*zooms off down the platform and back into the original thread everyone still arguing*
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Dizzy H. Muffin Posted Feb 16, 2004
[Train Man] Ow! Bloody Sunday drivers ...
[Yar] [leaning out of the passage] It's Monday.
[Train Man] Get out of here!
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