h a l f b a k e r yCeci n'est pas une idée.
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Whilst riding the train, one of the passengers opened the
window by them, which is understandable as it was a bit
hot.
But, being a moving wotsit the air flows towards the rear
of the carriage, ie where I was, and barely escaped
being
cryogenically suspended.
So, I suggest <clears throat>
The Game of Therms!!!
Basically all people in the carriage can play, alliances
are
made by wifi and the aim is to get to a point where the
temperature in the train is to the liking of the majority
of
players, who are allowed to swap sides, betray and
surreptitiously open their own window or distract people
by
getting a maiden aunt to faint, as a distraction.
Making alliances with the ticket collectors and other
train
staff is frowned on, as being ungentlemanly
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Sounds like a challenge. A bun if you'll tell me wot's a wotsit. |
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Does no-one travel with a set of stackable baffles, which can
be clamped over an aperture to redirect the air flow through
the maze of contending personal spaces, anymore? |
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This could also be solved by a permanent Tug of war. The rope, colored from blue to red, shows tick marks and temperatures on its entire length. Heat seekers adhere to the red side, while the cool-hearted join the tuggers on the blue end. The tick mark located at the center of the carriage serves as input to the thermostat. |
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