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By Road and Rail?

CygnusXII writes "Now this is a novel approach to Dual Mode Transportation. This is an interesting and refreshing approach, that could revolutionize the transportation industry. BladeRunner Dual Mode Transport, or see the main web page. The innovative vehicle will run on road as well as rail. It is as applicable to freight as to passenger transport. Branch-line infrastructure costs could be at least halved because signalling and points could be largely, if not totally, made redundant."

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  1. Alienware by MixmastaKooz · · Score: 2, Funny

    Did Alienware have something to do with its design? Where's the LCD's and cold cathode tubes?

  2. Unholy Transformers union by worst_name_ever · · Score: 4, Funny

    Well, I guess now we know what would happen if Optimus Prime and Astrotrain had a baby together...

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  3. road+rail dual mode vehicles by Rosco+P.+Coltrane · · Score: 2, Funny

    already exist, albeit with a less classy look than a tupperware tub-shaped bus.

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  4. Re:Is not good name by Nefarious+Wheel · · Score: 2, Funny
    A few years ago in Australia the Vax computer and the Vax vacuum cleaner went toe to toe on a trademark conflict.

    Unfortunately for Digital, the only way they could have successfully contested the issue would have been to agree that their functionality could be described in similar terms...

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  5. Re:Americans are not all litigious bastards by timpaton · · Score: 2, Funny
    I'm not a litigious bastard yet am an American. Please, let us refrain from blanket stereotypes.

    I am a litigious bastard, and I'm not an American.

    Retract your statements, or I'll see you in court!