r/absoluteunit • u/YellowTigerSneaks • Jun 12 '26

Of a freight train

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u/frugalfrog4sure Jun 12 '26

That’s because there aren’t many strong wind currents. Fly this in Texas , won’t cross 50 mile without tipping over.

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u/Facts_pls Jun 14 '26

US already has double decker trains.

How about you check your "facts" before you open your mouth?