next you will tell me that cars do not really go "vroom vroom"

Our trains go Bvvvvvvvvvttttt

My hips go hekoheko

Originally posted by Ashes-Of-Eden:

trains go woo woo! not choo choo!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uyAQyEgKCxI
Has my life been a lie...? 😭

When you park on a driveway and drive on a parkway. English explain!!!!!

Originally posted by Ashes-Of-Eden:

I am a tax paying adult that can vote, and this is the kind of stuff I write. Have fun with that

Bwhahahaha ! Welcome to the party ! :D

Originally posted by Xero_Daxter:

When you park on a driveway and drive on a parkway. English explain!!!!!

Driveway leads back to the road, where you drive.
Parkway leads to scenic overlooks, where you park.

I really don't get why this was ever a problem for people.

Originally posted by Ashes-Of-Eden:

trains go woo woo! not choo choo!

I am a tax paying adult that can vote, and this is the kind of stuff I write. Have fun with that

Still a better love story than Twilight.

Originally posted by Original Cast Recording:

Originally posted by Xero_Daxter:

When you park on a driveway and drive on a parkway. English explain!!!!!

Driveway leads back to the road, where you drive.
Parkway leads to scenic overlooks, where you park.

I really don't get why this was ever a problem for people.

It is a problem. I’m not the only one.

For example. “Near miss”. That wasn’t a near miss. It was a near hit!!!!

Originally posted by Xero_Daxter:

Originally posted by Original Cast Recording:

Driveway leads back to the road, where you drive.
Parkway leads to scenic overlooks, where you park.

I really don't get why this was ever a problem for people.

It is a problem. I’m not the only one.

For example. “Near miss”. That wasn’t a near miss. It was a near hit!!!!

It's a "near/narrow miss," as opposed to a "far/wide miss." That doesn't preclude it from being a "near hit."

Originally posted by Original Cast Recording:

Originally posted by Xero_Daxter:

It is a problem. I’m not the only one.

For example. “Near miss”. That wasn’t a near miss. It was a near hit!!!!

It's a "near/narrow miss," as opposed to a "far/wide miss." That doesn't preclude it from being a "near hit."

I still find it silly in my opinion.

I nearly die = I almost died
I nearly lived = I almost lived but now I’m dead

But that’s just me. *shrugs*

The trains in the far Eastern motherland goes 'хооооонк-хооооонк'.

trains go : tjoeke tjoeke tuut tuut..

Maybe trains have accents depending on where you're from
Here they go chkchkchk

In reality trains that went choo choo were steam engine trains, it's the sound of the steam escaping the piston at the end of it's course. I doubt that there's any of those still in circulation

So most trains now days would have just a rumble muffled diesel engine sound or some kind of electric whine which doesn't sound like choo choo or woo woo