The Trolley Dilemma

[ThatDarkNinja778]

EDIT: Oh, apparently he means a TRAIN. NOT A loving TROLLEY YOU STUPID loving AMERICAN CUNT.



THAT'S A loving TROLLEY YOU DUMB ARSE.

I'm not familiar with the lingo you Australians use, but this is what we americans call a trolley:

But who knows maybe there is actually a shopping cart on track holding dozens of people and about to run some guy over.

a trolley carries shopping not people, silly america

Nothing's stopping you from though.

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[The Resonte!]

I used to sit in them all the time while going through supermarkets though

I was always packed close with the milk

make yourself a little fort out of groceries

[Ninja Decoy]

I thought trolley was the british word for that very same vehicle.

[gr8dayseth]

do we even call them trolleys anymore? tram sounds better imo

[sir dooble]

I thought trolley was the british word for that very same vehicle.

Nope. The only trolleys we have are shopping trolleys. I used to be a trolley boy at a supermarket, and would collect and move trolleys in the car park.

For the vehicle that ThatDarkNinja just posted, we would probably call that a Tram.
For larger vehicles that don't have overhead wires, they're all trains, whether steam, petrol or electric.

[McJob]

For the vehicle that ThatDarkNinja just posted, we would probably call that a Tram.
For larger vehicles that don't have overhead wires, they're all trains, whether steam, petrol or electric.

Exactly what I learned growing up.

[Donnies Catch]

thats a tram

[Taciturn]

Well you guys learned wrong. Get over it.

[Doughboy]

Well you guys learned wrong. Get over it.

that isnt how it works.

[McJob]

Well you guys learned wrong. Get over it.

What the forget is wrong with you?

[The Resonte!]

the real trolley dilemma is whether it's a trolley or a tram

[plad101]

It's both here in America, it's called either a trolley or a tram, that style is mainly refered to as a trolley.

[Drydess]

usually if it looks more modern it's called a tram, and if it looks victorian-ish it's called a trolley

[gr8dayseth]

usually if it looks more modern it's called a tram, and if it looks victorian-ish it's called a trolley

yeah pretty much this actually, when I said that last thing I didn't take into account there's different styles

[[FUG] Nukedude]

but what if it's a STEAM trolley?