The US Army's earth-shaking, off-road land trains
I&#x27;m so glad this was made and worked, does anyone else find themselves haunted by the dumb failed utopian projects of the past? That somehow stupid engineering of the past sits in your imagination beside the dumb software development in shitty languages of your personal history? - What&#x27;s that employer? you want  a contract management system entirely in microsoft word macros - and it has to produce a scrollable map of government infrastructure, and it&#x27;s 1995, and this is all in word, is there a database?, no?, no database, all in the word template - sure why the hell not, I guess you&#x27;re paying and no doubt I will experience immense person satisfaction wasting my youth in your strange beige office attempting and repeatedly failing to realise this hideous monstrosity and cherish the downward spiral of shame and self recrimination. excellent!<p>Thank you snow train - finally I can relinquish the weird melancholy I&#x27;ve always got thinking about the Antarctic snow cruiser:
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