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Published: 2012-06-15 17:10:56 +0000 UTC; Views: 11253; Favourites: 91; Downloads: 409
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Snuck up from behind her. However, I think the train has more to worry about.Girl on the tracks:[link]
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I was thinking "Oh wow the GO train, that's probably Toronto in the background"
and then I saw the CN Tower and I was like "Hey that IS Toronto" lol
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Hey the GO Train, I've probably taken that line once or twice, and she's never been there. Great work
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Yes,works really well.....could be a sore back for her but much worse for those in the train,lol
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Sorry to bust your bubble, but she is going to be dead. A GP40-2W(250,000 lbs) and 10 Bombardier cars(110,000 lbs each), without trying to factor in passenger weight, is 1,350,000 lbs. She's 43 feet and 6.5 inches tall and weighs maybe 31,346 kgs (had to use several standard measurements that may or may not be accurate). A normal spine is fractured at 3000 newtons, and she's 9.25 times taller than the average woman, so her spine should be able to withstand about 27,743 newtons of force (or an object with 27,743 kgm/s of momentum). Now, she's about 1500 ft west of the GO Danforth station, so the train would probably be going about 25 mph and the train's momentum would then be 6,843,620.25 kgm/s. If the tracks weren't broken, the train would continue forward at 22.5 mph, and she would be catapulted forward at ~47.5 mph. And even with the tracks broken, she's not going to be walking away from this.
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Forgive me the chuckle you gave me with your reply to my humorous quip to my friend Dan over 3 years ago 
I'm guessing you chose to dismiss my wink smiley added in jest to my friend 
.....and no worries, no bubble burst
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Thanks. I think the train will definitely come up as the loser here.
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Thanks. I figure she was doing something just sitting there on the track, so why not rip up the steel rails and twist them into pretzels....
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