#not trains

[network-rail]

learning about urban planning has really changed the things I look for when I’m out & about (especially somewhere I haven’t been before). Like I’ll go “ooh a continuous intersection, cool” or “that’s a very nice protected bike lane” or “this set of traffic lights has a stupid signal pattern”

[nederlandsespoorwegen]

Trains are cool and all, but have you considered setting up a network of trebuchets, we launch people across the Netherlands with, instead?

"trains are cool" should never be followed by a "but".

It's pretty smart though, there are no mountains in the way here

[redwryvernwrites]

Obsessed with the James Webb telescope. This is probably what people felt when Hubble was brand new.

Can't wait to see what this amazing piece of technology will discover in the future.

[british-rail]

GG america you had a good run

[macography]

Since I was at Chester and had 50 minutes until the next train I figured I could head into town and grab a meal deal and check out the cityscape. Ended up a bit lost and had to run back to the train station... Then the train was delayed anyway.

[network-rail]

2 out of 3 large organisms in my room agree: having a south facing window is beneficial

[network-rail]

Various superhero names we thought up

Ment - as in Judgement, or Government, or Mental Health Issues

The Sequencer - sorts out the villains

Man - self-explanatory

The Morb Ooster - can fly and do other things

The Quotable - will remember everything you said word for word and quote it back to you

Mr Cheese - fights crime with cheese. is very good at it

Blatman

Quota - a random guy from the street who's part of the team since they needed 8 members and couldn't think of anyone else. dies often.

And, of course, the villains:

The poisoner - exactly what it sounds like

Crime Horse - the lovable evil sidekick

Mareagan Thonald - an unholy combination of Margaret Thatcher and Ronald Reagan (according to The Quotable, the pope said "this is unholy")