What great feature do the EuroStar and German ICE Trains share?

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They are completely useless in a proper winter. Both highly engineered top products of European Engineering fail in temperatures under –15° Celsius – which is not very rare around here.

Train services in the EuroTunnel as well on German Rail have been disrupted, because these highly expensive trains failed.

What a joke!

orangeguru (2009-12-23 | 16:28) | Permalink
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'What great feature do the EuroStar and German ICE Trains share?'

Mad Earl

December 23rd, 2009 at 19:39

The joke is in the name. It should be called “SUNSHINE” and not “ICE”.

orangeguru

December 28th, 2009 at 14:19

@Mad Earl: Harhar … agreed!

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