Is where you at a super duper hot area and you are sweating soo much that your entire face is covered with sweat and the sweat enters your eye making your eyes burn and red
I hate riding in your car because it has no a/c and during hot days I always have salty tears which I cannot stand.
by EMD F59PHI August 16, 2024
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
by EMD F59PHI January 19, 2025
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
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
by EMD F59PHI January 16, 2025
Acronym for I pooped My Pants.
by EMD F59PHI January 17, 2025
OMG look at that Hollywood chick with a big bam bam.
Your bam bam full of 💩.
A Gay man loves to look at another man’s bam bam.
I have hemorrhoids inside my bam bam hole.
I’m tired sitting around my big fat bam bam
Your bam bam full of 💩.
A Gay man loves to look at another man’s bam bam.
I have hemorrhoids inside my bam bam hole.
I’m tired sitting around my big fat bam bam
by EMD F59PHI January 05, 2024
“Man those White Lebians are sexy”
“I heard Anina and Lizie are Lebians, Zack told me that”
“At this spot of this road near the landfill, A white honda fit with its driver, a young man in his late 20’s named Jeremy was watching lebian sex on pornhub via his phone, distracted while driving and then he collided with a red minivan, a yellow car and an orange minibus and then carrened off the road in plunged into the sea”
“I heard Anina and Lizie are Lebians, Zack told me that”
“At this spot of this road near the landfill, A white honda fit with its driver, a young man in his late 20’s named Jeremy was watching lebian sex on pornhub via his phone, distracted while driving and then he collided with a red minivan, a yellow car and an orange minibus and then carrened off the road in plunged into the sea”
by EMD F59PHI January 09, 2025
The AEM-7 is an electric locomotive used primarily in the United States for passenger rail service. Designed by ASEA (a Swedish company) and built by the Electro-Motive Division of General Motors, the AEM-7 was introduced in the late 1970s and some (29 units) were rebuilt by alstom in 1998-2002. They made 7000 horsepower and a top speed of 125 MPH and their Length is 51 ft 1+25/32 in. Width is 10 ft 2 in and a height of 14 ft 9.5 in. The locomotive is a derivative of the Swedish SJ Rc4. And they were meant to replace old trains like the GE E60. Aem-7s were operated by Amtrak, Septa and MARC. Unlike the ill-fated HHP-8 it is very reliable and they ran in service up to the mid-2010s where they are phased out for modern locomotives like the Siemens ACS-64. Also called toasters due to their shape
Girl 1: Aye gyal do you know how much i miss seeing those AEM-7s on the keystone and Pennsylvanian.
Girl 2: Meee toooo i Miss dem toasters
Some random guy: girl you are soo ugly as hell even an AEM-7 is way better looking than you
Railfan: do you know when I visited the railroad museum of Pennsylvania and then I saw AEM-7 #915 I ran up to it and give it a good old hug, man I miss those beautiful piece of locomotive engineering 🥲.
Girl 2: Meee toooo i Miss dem toasters
Some random guy: girl you are soo ugly as hell even an AEM-7 is way better looking than you
Railfan: do you know when I visited the railroad museum of Pennsylvania and then I saw AEM-7 #915 I ran up to it and give it a good old hug, man I miss those beautiful piece of locomotive engineering 🥲.
by EMD F59PHI August 31, 2024