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Go to Virtual Railfan they have way better content than this shitty website. Ok liveJasmin is a porn website that provide live streaming content featuring women doing bunch of weird sexual stuff like: striptease, dirty talking, masturbation, stuffing things inside their butts and vaginas and intercourse. And some of the content you have to pay for it which doesn’t worth it.
So going on livejasmin I saw a bunch of ugly girls dirty talking and then they keep shoving dildos up in their butts and vaginas. One time I saw a girl putting her butt on camera and she open her buttocks to reveal her asshole, and boy that asshole is full of nasty big rashes, scars, cuts and traces of poop on it and after seeing the anus I felt so sick that I barfted 8 times. LIKE WHO THE HELL WOULD WATCH THIS SHIT AND BE ENTERTAINED BY THAT 🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮. After watching that nasty shit I went to Virtual Railfan to their fort Madison cam to see a BNSF with 5 leading GE ES44DC locomotives pulling like around 150 freight cars and that made me feel better 🙂
A super helpful AI chatbot developed by OpenAI that can assist with a wide range of tasks, including answering questions, brainstorming ideas, writing essays, summarizing texts, and explaining difficult concepts. Especially useful for schoolwork, ChatGPT can help students with everything from math problems to essay writing, offering quick and detailed responses. It’s like having a personal tutor available 24/7, making it an invaluable tool for homework, studying, or just getting through tough assignments.
Title: ChatGPT, A life saver.
The physics project was a nightmare. We had to model the behavior of quantum entanglement and its effects on particle spin in a magnetic field. I barely understood the theory behind it, let alone how to apply the complex math. Schrödinger’s equation? No clue. Quantum states, wave functions, and Bell’s theorem? I was completely lost. The deadline was fast approaching, and I was sinking deeper into confusion.
In my frustration, I saw an ad for ChatGPT: “Need help with tough projects? ChatGPT can assist!” I clicked it, desperate for any answer.
“Can you help me with quantum entanglement and particle spin?” I typed, praying for a miracle.
Within moments, ChatGPT replied: “Of course! To start, we need to understand that quantum entanglement involves two particles whose states are linked. The spin of one affects the other, no matter the distance. We’ll need to use the Pauli exclusion principle and operator theory to describe their behavior.”ChatGPT broke it down step-by-step, simplifying complex concepts and guiding me through the math. Slowly, I started to understand the intricacies of the equations and how to model the system. By the time I finished, I had completed the project and grasped the material. Thanks to ChatGPT, I went from panic to success, and the quantum mysteries no longer seemed impossible
A sexy Diesel-electric locomotive built by General Electric between 1991-2001 a part of the GE Genesis series models. It’s powered by a 175.2L turbocharged V16 engine (7FDL16) with Tractive effort: 63,000 lbf and Continuous: 169 kN (38,000 lbf). Used by Amtrak and Via Rail Canada
“Our American locomotives like the P42DC are way better than y’all Brits with the ugly ass British Rail Class 55 💩 ”
“An Amtrak P42DC leads the Southwest chief pulling the consists of Superliners and an F40PH NPCU”
“That P42DC was so sexy it made my vagina tight”
A New York City Subway car built between 1983 and 1985 by Kawasaki Heavy Industries in Japan, known for its durability. Part of the "SMEE" family, They replaced the ancient R12, R14, and R15 models and helped modernize the A Division fleet. The R62s are recognized for their stainless steel bodies, smooth ride, and relatively quiet operation compared to older cars. With fleet numbers
1301–1625. A single car has a lenght of 51 feet. And have 6 doors (3 on reach side). They have a distinctive red, orange and yellow seats. Not confused with R62A this is a very similar train but built by bombardier between 1984-1987. The R62s are found running on the 1 & 3 lines of the NYCTA. In the future (like 2030) both R62 and R62As will be replaced by a new model the R262
“Just a typical 3 train with consisting of R62 cars leaving Alantic Avenue Barclays Center”
A New York City Subway car built between 1983 and 1985 by Kawasaki Heavy Industries in Japan, known for its durability. Part of the "SMEE" family, They replaced the ancient R12, R14, and R15 models and helped modernize the A Division fleet. The R62s are recognized for their stainless steel bodies, smooth ride, and relatively quiet operation compared to older cars. With fleet numbers 1301–1625. A single car has a lenght of 51 feet. And have 6 doors (3 on each side). They have a distinctive red, orange and yellow seats. Not confused with R62A this is a very similar train but built by bombardier between 1984-1987. The R62s are found running on the 1 & 3 lines of the NYCTA. In the future (like 2030) both R62 and R62As will be replaced by a new upcoming model the R262
“Just a typical 3 train with consisting of R62 cars leaving Alantic Avenue Barclays Center”
The Siemens Chargers are a family of high-performance, energy-efficient diesel-electric locomotives designed by Siemens Mobility for passenger rail services, featuring advanced technology, low emissions, and compliance with EPA Tier 4 standards with their engine the Cummins QSK95 a 95 liter V16 that makes around 4000 to 4200 horsepower depending on the model. With Tractive Effort of 65,000 Lbf starting and 62,000 Lbf continuing. And there are some models of the chargers: the ALC-42 for Amtrak long distance routes, SCB-40 for Brightline, SCV-42 for Via Rail Canada, SC-42DM dual mode locomotives for Metro North and LIRR, and SC-44 for most commuter rail companies. The Charger locomotives were first introduced in 2016. The locomotive shares much of its overall design with the Siemens Vectron diesel and electric locomotives used in Europe and the Siemens ACS-64 electric locomotive built for Amtrak in the electrified Northeast corridor and keystone Corridor
Gina: So what is you favorite model of the Siemens Charger Locomotive?.
Ollie: I like the ALC-42 and the metro north SC-42DM chargers, I like the looks of these chargers.
Acronym for I pooped My Pants.
IPMP when I see this hideous 2024 Toyota Hilux-Poopertruck 🤮