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Published: 2019-01-03 05:04:33 +0000 UTC; Views: 1741; Favourites: 18; Downloads: 0
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The entire S.A.R.R. in a shellnut. Also, I wonder how he'll handle on the way back.Related content
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I suggest you all hold on TIGHTLY!
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And just think, the roller coaster section of the railway is the only part that makes sense when compared to everything else.
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What does S.A.R.R. mean?Β
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Southern Atlantic Railroad.
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true.
thou the engine in question would say otherwise XD
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Thank you for the insightful comment sign, very helpful indeed.
I think that this just made my day!
Wonderful work!
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One thing about those signs. They tend to appear out of nowhere, and disappear while your back is turned. Some say that they're sentient, and roam the planet making snarky comments and ruining the mood wherever they go. Others say that they are possessed by the ghost of Tex Avery, aiming to make the world laugh even in the afterlife. Now as the creator of this particular universe, I'm tasked with the obligation of answering the question of which is right, in which my response is as follows: "Sorry.Β The Number You Are Trying To Reach Has Been Disconnected. Try Again Later."Β
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Vera would be jealous! Her railway is boring. xD
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Well, if she's up to 35% to 90 degree gradients, bends that are so tight that they're impossible to negotiate without flying off, and track plans that would only make sense in a Tex Avery cartoon, then the Southern Atlantic Railroad is the place for her!
Β Β Β "For the love of Laramie! What reprobate thought any of this was a good idea!" 0/1000 ~Mason Dixon- resident switch engine
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She'll take it! (She's also free to use this year if you get ideas :3)
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Alrighty! Speaking of using her, do you mind if I give her what she wants, or do you want to draw it yourself? Just figured I'd ask.
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The former. Just keep her back story and persona as it is. Everything else have fun. ^^
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Not entirely sure how to keep her backstory the same while plopping her on a railroad in the middle of 1860s Mideastern America, but her personality I can definitely do!
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Oh it's all good! Her story kinda ends in the 1850s having been withdrawn. Her faith is left a mystery for just this type of occasion. ^^
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