I have a better idea. Why don't they just FIX the gap? In the long run that would be cheaper than all the law suits, wouldn't it? And more humane. And don't tell me American ingenuity is not up to the task!
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3 comments:
How long do you suppose they want you to watch it? :)
If you watch the gap too long, does it start watching you back?
For some reason this picture brought a quote from Nietzsche to mind:
"He who fights monsters must take care lest he become a monster. When you gaze long into an abyss, the abyss gazes into you."
Ha! Perhaps it's the Nyquil :)
You are so deep, Cheryl. I hadn't thought about it watching back.
The gap is there only when the train is there, so most of the time you can't watch it! It runs away with the train, and if you board the train it goes with you even after you've hopped over it. Hmmm.
Ha! Perhaps it's the chocolate ice cream.
Is the gap then truly a stopgap?
Now I'm thinking about chocolate ice cream :)
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