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Dance

Dance was rerecorded by Reverse (The Band) for the album Reverse (The Band) in 2017.

Music and lyrics by John William Reynolds.

## Lyrics

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Come on baby you're wasting time

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Our song is on the jukebox and it's on my dime

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It's almost to the chorus, this is your last chance

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To get up on the floor and dance

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Put on your dancin' shoes

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The dance floor is calling for you

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Let yourself go, be wild and free

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The music is calling for you and me

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The angels got the rhythm but they ain't got that soul

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The devil's in the spirit of the rock and the roll

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Sometimes it's nice to taste a bit of sin

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So come on baby let's begin

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Don't stop that dancin' feelin'

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Baby, baby, baby, baby, baby, baby, baby come on

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The Road

The Road was originally recorded by Reverse (The Band) in 2007 for Control.

Music and lyrics by John William Reynolds.

## Lyrics

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Run to me, crawl to me, swim to me, fall to me

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I’ll be waiting for you at the end of the road

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Run to me, crawl to me, swim to me, fall to me

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I’ll be waiting for you at the end of the road

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Have a map for your life but your life veers off the road

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Off the path, out of touch, and you don’t know where to go

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‘Cause there’s always a light at the end of your tunnel

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Shining hope to your face

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And the light that shines is a glimpse of the hope

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That your love will be saved by grace

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Take a look, take a glance at the one that stands beside you

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Always strong, always there, with support and heart to guide you

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When you’re feeling alone and lost in the world

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No clue where to go

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Call on the one that stands with you there

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And the right track will be shown

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And when the darkness comes the sky turns black from blue

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You can turn and see your friend still standing next to you

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Камень

**Камни** можно получить во время рытья пещер или при добычи каменной глыбы, так же камни могут свободно валяться в естественных пещерах или рандомно сгенерированных тоннелях, на которые вы будете натыкаться во время исследования карты. Используется при строительстве зданий и производстве предметов.
365

365 was a 2011 musical project by Yatimito Fawaii with the intent to write a new song every day for a year. It began as a misinterpretation of Jonathan Coulton's "Thing A Week" in which he wrote a new song every week. 365 ended short with only 69 songs.

The first song was released on February 6, 2011. A break was taken between April 7, 2011 and May 28, 2011. A second break was taken on June 8, 2011 before the project ended with a final song released on July 14, 2011.

## Song List

1. Sing
2. Jellyfish Can't Dance
3. Wayback
4. A
5. Polka Dots
6. #6
7. All Right
8. Questions
9. Robots
10. Fate
11. Loading...
12. Wikipedia
13. Mtn Dew
14. RHPS
15. Goin' On Down
16. Horizon
17. Fire
18. Speed Racer
19. Zombies
20. Apocalyptic Girl
21. Bed
22. Little Golden Statue
23. Universe
24. 7Eleven
25. Roommate
26. Green Grass Grows in Georgia
27. Song 27
28. Moustache
29. Siloam Springs, Arkansas
30. Wake Up
31. Leo Cervus Tentatio
32. Depeche Mode is Going to Sue Me
33. It's Three Hours Past Thursday, Let's Party in the Street! (This Song Feels Like an Eternity)
34. 1, 2, 3, 4
35. Cool Water, Cold Shower
36. Cosmos
37. Pi
38. 2600
39. John Tyler Jr., Accidental President
40. March 17th
41. Morning
42. Life, The Universe, and Everything
43. Rain
44. Stove
45. Tuesday
46. Tool
47. Tool II
48. Tool III
49. Tool IV
50. 8-Bit Rock
	* Replacement for The Nobodies, which was a cover of a Marilyn Manson song
51. Terminate
52. Musak for a Broken Elevator
53. Peep
54. End of Time
55. Fifty-Five
56. I'm Not Sorry
57. Black Shoes
58. Invasion
59. Beyond
60. Dark Wave I
61. Dark Wave II
62. Bonerific (feat. DJ DangerLove)
63. Fed Back
64. Return to a Place Left Long Ago in a Memory
65. Uninspired
66. that song
67. Tonight
68. a message
69. Drown
Ben Tennyson

* Normal
* Crossover Nexus

 Fiziksel Görünüm

Ben Tennyson kahverengi kaşlara, saça ve yeşil gözlere sahiptir üstünde 10 yazan yeşil bir tişört, Koyu yeşil bir pantolon ve yeşil bir Omnitrix giyer.

## Güçler ve Yetenekler

Omnitrix sayesinde 10 farklı uzaylıya dönüşebilme gücüne sahiptir ama Crossover Nexus bölümünde sadece Dört Kol ve Cartoon Network Karakterleri olmuştur.

## Zayıflıklar

Omnitrix olmadan güçsüzdür, ahtapotlardan ve donkungaçlardan çok korkar, pek zeki değildir.
The Sand God

The Sand God is a dark deity who rose to prominence some time after the Treaty Between Heaven and Hell. The gods were powerless to intervene in his reign of terror since they had forsworn acting in person in the material realm as part of their treaty. Through some long-forgotten magic the Sand God was sealed inside ancient armor, banishing most of his essence and sentience to Limbo, thus limiting his power to the point where he could be contained and sealed in a tomb.
Fleet codes

Fleet codes are used by bus operators which can be identified by a series of letters or numbers.

## Numbers

Cubby's Buses uses the first three or four digits of a 9 or 10-digit number of the CBFLS.

## Latin letters

Latin letters are used as fleet codes by the Hong Kong bus operator Kowloon Motor Bus. *A* denotes air-conditioned bus, as in *ASU*, *ASC*, *ATR*, *AVC* and *ATS*. For clarity, *S* denotes a Scania bus, while *V* denotes a Volvo Bus. *T* denotes Dennis bus, as in *ATR*.

Izzy's Buses applies a different scheme. Initially, the company assigned fleet codes to bus types by going through the alphabet (*A*, *B*, *C*, *D*) but this is no longer common since 1943.

Today, Izzy's Buses of Gooperland has been using Latin letters as fleet codes, but does not match the bus type and features: *A* denotes Scania K230UB Air-Conditioned, *B* denotes Volvo B7RLE Air-Conditioned, *C* denotes MAN 18.310 CNG Air-Conditioned and so on.

The Melvin City bus operator Isabel Buslink (formerly Isabel C. Flores & Co.) uses fleet codes. The first letter denotes the type of bus if it is air-conditioned or not: *A* denotes air conditioned bus, or *N* for non-air conditioned bus. The second letter denotes the manufacturer: *S* denotes Scania, *V* denotes Volvo, *M* denotes M.A.N, *D* denotes Dennis, *C* denotes Mercedes-Benz, etc. The third letter denotes the type of bus: *C* for single-decker bus, *U* for double-decker bus and *A* for articulated bus. Subclasses are indicated by either one or two letters. These are only seen inside of the bus, on a special badge. On the exterior of the buses, these were usually a depot code followed by the number in class: *AVUC11213* allocated to L depot is usually read as *L11213* on the exterior of the bus.
T3 (Bugs Bunny City)

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The T3 of Bugs Bunny City BOGESTRA is a train line operated by Looney Country Railways. The line was opened along with the T2 in 1989. The line consists of 35 stations. It serves Bugs Bunny City, Rūstock, Equi, Yanga and Xavier villages.

## Service

**T 3**

Bugs Bunny Central – Shunzek – Mirrevilla – Tôyek – Ettemba – Xavier Lachmuna–Suoz

The line links from Bugs Bunny Central to Shunzek where it interchanges with T4 and T10, to Mirrevilla and to Tôyek with the last being Ettemba and Xavier Lachmuna–Suoz, where it interchanges with buses.

### Stations

* **Bugs Bunny Central Station**
* Lusirep
* Bonyrigg
* Beenleigh
* Minveno
* Yokyor
* Unming
* Çiateny
* Dulwich Hill
* Huvery
* Wapak
* Wenzhou
* Rekru
* Lolieba–Schumitz Q
* **Shunzek**
* Royateko
* Llama–6th Nankor
* Zeyizu
* Senperi
* **Mirrevilla**
* Simpson
* Lungartch
* Grenda
* Hoyes
* Willangary
* Haybuoe
* **Tôyek**
* Wembu
* Tonirgropf
* **Ettemba**
* Wansiburg
* Óyotopi
* Liamba
* Qenotaricalede
* **Xavier Lachmuna–Suoz**

## Rollingstock

All services are operated by LCR Class EC 4502 locomotives and 7 passenger cars.
Buses in Hungwong

Buses in Hungwong exist since 3 January 1931. Route numbering was introduced the same date as buses in Hungwong have been commenced. Today, Hungwong has buses.

## Numbering

### 2-digit and 3-digits

#### Even numbers (2, 4, 6, 8, 0) vs. Odd numbers (1, 3, 5, 7, 9)

**Bus routes ending with** **even numbers (2, 4, 6, 8, 0)** are usually Local, Express but can also indicate other types of bus services. Bus routes that end with an even number ran all day including 1 March, 6 April, 12 April, night times on 31 October, 25 December and 1 January. **Bus routes ending with odd numbers (1, 3, 5, 7, 9)** are considered to be usually the routes with limited stops and do not run on 1 March, 6 April, 12 April, night times on 31 October, 25 December or 1 January and they were substituted by bus routes ending with an even number these days.

#### First digit of a 2-digit or a 3-digit number for city routes

The first one or two digits indicates the street number which the route takes on. (Squares, ◻, indicate the bus type.)

##### For 2-digit numbers

* 1◻: 1st Street (only 16, 17 and 18)
* 2◻: 2nd Street
* 3◻: 3rd Street
* 4◻: 4th Street
* 5◻: 5th Street
* 6◻: 6th Street
* 7◻: 7th Street
* 8◻: 8th Street
* 9◻: 9th Street

##### For 3-digit numbers

* 10◻: 10th Street
* 11◻: 11th Street
* 12◻: 12th Street
* 13◻: 13th Street
* 14◻: 14th Street
* 15◻: 15th Street
* 16◻: 16th Street
* 17◻: 17th Street
* 18◻: 18th Street (with the exception of 180)
* 19◻: 19th Street
* 20◻: 20th Street (rare: only 200 and 202)

#### 3-digit numbers for other purposes

3-digit numbers are usually suburban routes, but the lower ones, 100 to 202 (exceptions include 180 and 201) are for the city routes.

##### First digit: indicating the quadrant

The first digit indicates the quadrant:

* 2◻◻: South (with the exception of 200 and 202)
* 3◻◻ or 4◻◻: North
* 5◻◻: East
* 6◻◻: West

##### Other digits

The second digit has no meaning, while the third digit indicates the service.
John William Reynolds

John William Reynolds is the lead singer and founding member of Reverse (The Band). He also records music under the stage name Yatimito Fawaii.

## Discography

Studio albums featuring John William Reynolds

### With Reverse (The Band)

* Greatest Hits Volume II
* The Palindrome Album
* Rise From Ashes
* Control
* Reverse (The Band)

### As Yatimito Fawaii

* Heads and Tales
* Albtraum

### Musicals

* Jesus Conquers the Zombie Nazis from Outer Space in the Year 3000: The Musical
* A Nightmare on Elm Street: Dreamscape (Composer)
* Late Night With Zachary White
Interchange City

Interchange City is a big city located in Interchange City, Liftland and was founded in 1790. It is the capital city of Liftland (founded 1790). Its population is 185,335,820 million.

## Theme and most common characters

Its city's theme is Disney, and its popular characters of Disney are Cubby the Pirate and Bunga the Bravest. Despite Interchange City being Disney-themed, Looney Tunes and Popeye are also extremely popular in Interchange City (along with the rest of Liftland).

## Buildings

* One Pacific Centre - 1998
* Two Pacific Centre - 1998
* Interchange Hospital - 1985
* Daigung Flats - 1950
* Disney Castle - 1979
* Intercontinental Hotel Interchange City - 1997
* Bunga the Bravest Bus Terminal - 1986
* Gen5 Office Tower - 2011
* Triton Convention Centre - 2011
* Pacific Place Shopping Centre Wuthithepbunchaville (Made by Sumosoftinc)
* Marriott Marquis Interchange City - 1991
* Interchange City Air Terminal - 1996
* Interchange City Airport - 1979
* Cubby the Pirate Tower - 2003
* Luisana Flats - 1939
* Gonghei Shopping Centre - 1964
* Harrods Interchange City - 1936

## Bus services

Bunga's Buses operated whole of Interchange City since its foundation in the 1920s. Interchange City Transit Buses operates in portions of Interchange City. The two terminals are Bunga the Bravest Bus Terminal and Interchange City Air Terminal.

See Bunga's Buses bus routes for complete list of bus routes.
Daniel Hassen Line

**Daniel Hassen Line** is a train line operated by T4 Corporation, unlike other lines. The line links Dortmund Hall station to Daniel Hassen station. It was opened in 1893 by Daniel Hassen Railway Corporation (DHRC). It is non-electrified, and services are operated using EMD GT26CW-2 diesel locomotives (class 100/7) and 7 passenger cars looking the same as SBB's Zürich S-Bahn type. It is branded as the **T4** of Bugs Bunny City BOGESTRA. It serves the villages of Dortmund, Kangur, Lozerich and Daniel Hassen as well as Bugs Bunny City.

The service links Dortmund Hall, to Quenkeir, to Hanmickor, to Bugs Bunny Central and the last, Daniel Hassen. It has 16 stations.

## Stations

* **Dortmund Hall**
* Wenkwer
* Finboroischi
* Quantum
* Mayborough
* Malchown
* **Quenkeir**
* Fógyer
* Senberite
* Blighton
* Lincoln
* **Hanmickor**
* **Bugs Bunny Central Station**
* Uiberoni
* Wenzhou
* **Daniel Hassen**

## Gallery

T4 on flipdotT4 on destination blindsThe icon for line T4 appears on maps and train stations.
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Vintage KMB Livery

The **Vintage KMB Livery** is used by KMB throughout the 1920s, 1930s, 1940s, 1950s, 1960s and the early 1970s. In the mid-1970s, the livery was changed.

To cater for Hong Kong’s surging population in the 1950’s and 1960’s, KMB bought in a large number of Daimler double-deck buses as well as Albion single-deckers to operate in Kowloon and the New Territories respectively. To commemorate these two types of buses, KMB has changed the appearance of two of its existing buses into the same vintage livery with the red bus body adding a touch of nostalgia to the busy streets of modern Hong Kong. The two buses are: a Duple Dennis Trident 10.6m double-deck bus (operating on Route 5C between Star Ferry and Tsz Wan Shan), which is decorated in the livery of a Daimler C bus, and a Scania 10.6m single-decker (operating on Route 10 between Choi Wan and Tai Kok Tsui), decorated in the livery of an Albion 23 single-decker.

The Vintage KMB Liveries were also popular by Izzy's Buses of Gooperland. To commemorate Izzy's Buses subsidiary, KMB, celebrating 80 years, the company decorated 1,075 buses with Daimler A, C or D liveries for double-decker buses and Albion 23 livery for single-decker buses giving the largest number of buses in vintage KMB liveries, and still remains its official livery for Izzy's Buses today, and adopted in Liftland, Australia, Andersville, Texas and Mexico in 2015, Japan, Rheintall, Hyundai Country in 2016 and Indiana, Nevada, Tsunku and Delta Territory in 2017. The only difference is that the old KMB logo is replaced with Izzy's Buses logo and the "Entry", "Exit" and "The Kowloon Motor Bus Co. (1933) Ltd." labels and translations of those three labels were removed.

Other companies using this livery include Winthlow Bus Company and Kermaut Bus Company.
Skydream Tower

Skydream Tower (French: *Le Tour de Skydream*) is an office tower, located in Melvin City. It started construction in 1 January 1995, and finished on 15 February 1998. It has 67 floors and 8 basements.

It is located in 453 Gruffalo Road, Melvin City.

## Information

* **Building Name:** Skydream Tower
* **Building Designer:** Tozen Kitajishi
* **Location:** Melvin City
* **Floors:** 67
* **Basements:** 8

## Floors

* **P8-P1** - Parking
* **LL** - Shops
* **L** - Lobby
* **1-5** - Meeting rooms
* **6-10** - Government offices
* **11-15** - Offices
* **16-19** - K.W. Transportation's head office
* **20-32** - K.W. Properties' head office
* **33-57** - Offices
* **58** - Restaurant service
* **59** - The Skydream Restaurant
* **60** - The Skydream Ballroom
* **61** - Ballroom Balcony
* **62** - The Skydream Observation Deck
* **63-64** - Communications
* **65-66** - Mechanical
* **R** - Roof with mechanical penthouse

## Bus services

The Skydream Tower is served by bus services (all are operated by Isabel Buslink):

* 107 - to Zillmere
* 109 - to Melvin City Air Terminal
* 253 - to Karwich Avenue
* 329 - to Hornibrook Road
* 342 - to Castillia Avenue
* 403 - to Gruffalo Centre
* 506 - to Horneley Road
* 524 - to Hornibrook Road
Rulbadashinwi City

**Rulbadashinwi** (Rulbadaian: Ⰽⰲⰵⱀⱅⱄⰵ ⰵ Ⱃⱆⰾⰱⰰⰴⰰⱄⰵⱈⰰⰻⱀⰲⰻ *Kventse e Rulbadasehainvi*) is a city in Liftland. It is the only city to use both Latin and Glagolitic scripts.

The city was founded in 1877.

## Public transport

**Rulbadashinwi City Metro** (Rulbadian: Ⰿⰵⱅⰰⱃⰰⰻ Ⱃⱆⰾⰱⰰⰴⰰⱄⰵⱈⰰⰻⱀⰲⰻ *Metarai Rulbadasehainvi*) is a metro system that has 10 lines. It was opened in 1899.

**Rulbadashinwi Light Rail** (Rulbadian: Ⰾⰻⱅⱈⱆⱄⰰ ⰵ Ⱃⱆⰾⰱⰰⰴⰰⱄⰵⱈⰰⰻⱀⰲⰻ *Lithisa e Rulbadasehainvi*) is a light rail system while **Rulbadashinwi Trams** (Rulbadian: Ⱅⱃⰰⱎⰻⱄⱁ ⰵ Ⱃⱆⰾⰱⰰⰴⰰⱄⰵⱈⰰⰻⱀⰲⰻ *Trašiso e Rulbadasehainvi*) is a tram system. The tram system opened in 1897 while the light rail system opened in 2009.
Number plates in Tsuenakagi

The state of Tsuenakagi in Shumido requires residents to display the number plates (Japanese: ナンバープレート *Nanbāpurēto*, French: *Plaque d'immatriculation*).

## History

### Unencoded (1902-1906)

The very first number plates in the state of Tsuenakagi issued from 1902 had no regional coding. It featured one *kana* and three digits. The *kana* was either つ or み, but within the state, for example, つ152.

### 1st Regional series (1907-1920)

The first regional series came into place, which contained two kanji indicating registration place, one Western character and a serial number up to four digits. The Western character after two kanji was **A** for light vehicles, **B** for heavy vehicles (vehicles over 4.5 ton GVM) and **G** for agricultural vehicles. The following table of places are seen below:

The system lasted until 25 December 1920, by that time the French completely exited the control of Tsuenakagi and the the traffic was switched from RHT to LHT.

### 2nd Regional series (1920-1963)

The second regional series took place, but this time it shows the Hepburn rendering of the registration place (in kanji) and a two to six-digit number. For example, **Tsuenakagi 5.579** was issued to a Leyland in Tsuenakagi City.
130 Pennoripe–Klingonhutto

The **130 Pennoripe–Klingonhutto** was the first bus route in Toontown, operating between Pennoripe and Klingonhutto, this route operates every 35 minutes.

## History

In 12 December 1929 Isabel Castillo Flores & Company began its operations in Toontown. In 9 February 1930, the company began operating the **Henderson–Osterrich** route (numbered **130**). It was also known that it was the first bus route in Toontown, and the first bus route to recieve a current scheme. It operated between Henderson and Osterrich, Isabel Castillo Flores & Company did not operate on Sundays or holidays until 1935. It operated from Grumpy Dwarf (code G) Depot.

Extensions and replacements to this route have been done as follows:

 14 January 1951
 16 December 1969

In 1979, the route was then given to Yosemite Sam Depot (code Y). Today, it is operated by MAN 18.310 HOCL-NL, Volvo B7RLE, Volvo B12BLEA, Scania K320UA, Scania K310UB, Mercedes Benz O405G and Scania K280UB. This route is planned to be operated by Alexander Dennis Enviro400 in 2019 to replace Mercedes-Benz O405Gs.

## Stops

* Pennoripe
* Wakliur
* Tonai Road
* Ebbole
* Shintachley
* Pagero
* Glimuss
* Henderson
* Wenkwu
* Aibortenne
* Jischound Road
* Clumsyfield
* Willawong
* Berber
* Olsterrich
* Woodmont
* Tenerrife
* Renfe
* Miller Cherniock
* Inkledowns
* Chunai Centre
* Dutton Park
* Wenzhou-Hungzhou
* Uibara
* Vellington
* Osterrich
* Wilson-Weston
* Bimbana
* Shuenmo
* Olckorley
* XIOR
* Pimpledon
* Alsertown
* Klingonhutto
Eden's Landing railway station

## Services

NOHA, NARA, NAPA, NATA, NAVA, GOHA, GARA, GAPA, GATA, GAVA

**Eden's Landing Railway Station** is located in Eden's Landing, and it serves the Ginthorpe Line.

## History

The station was opened in 3 May 1938, the same date that Ginthorpe Line extended from Copper Hill to Falltersbury.

In 6 January 1981, the station was electrified the same date Ginthorpe line electrified.

## Platforms

Eden's Landing is served by Ginthorpe Line.

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## Bus services

Shinkyo Transport operates one route serving this station:

* **105**: Wenzhouburg – Etlimercakket

## Relations

It has no relation to Eden's Landing railway station in Logan, Queensland, which is served by all stops Beenleigh line services from Beenleigh to Bowen Hills and Ferny Grove.
Liftland Identification Citizen Numbering System

The **Liftland Identification Citizen Numbering System** is a unique identification number that was assigned to every citizen of Liftland. It was introduced in 6 March 1941.

## Composition

The number is made up of 13 digits, LL-YYMMDD-GXXXQ (an old Liftland Identification Citizen Numbering System used from 1941 to 1984 has only 11 digits of LL-YYMMDD-III where III was the identification format and the last character was a letter). An example of a valid number is 15-991013-4159I.

The **LL** indicates the place of birth. See the table below.

The **YYMMDD** represents the date of birth.

**G** indicates the gender of the person and birth century (1-2 19th, 3-4 20th, 5-6 21st).

**XXX** is a generic special random number given by the Liftland Identification System's computer.

**Q**, the 13th digit, is a check character, to make sure that the number is transcribed correctly. To calculate checksum, remove the dashes, the 14-digit number is doubled, then divided by 39. For remainders below 10, the remainder itself is the check character, otherwise, pick the corresponding character from the string '0123456789ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ\*#&', where A = 10, B = 11, … Y = 34, Z = 35, \* = 36, # = 37, ending up with & = 38. For example, with 15-991013-4159*x*, 159910134159 plus 159910134159 is 319820268318 and then when divided by 39 it gives 8200519700 with remainder 18 so the check character is **I**.
Hyundai Number

The Hyundai Number is a national identification number used in Hyundai Country.

## Composition

The format is 'HYxxxx xxxxxx xxxx xx xx'. The first group is four digits long and they represent the order number (three digits) and gender of the person (one digit, odd for male, even for female). The next group is six digits long and they represent the date of birth (in format YYMMDD), the third group of digits are generic random computerised numbers, and the fourth group of digits indicate the place of birth. The last group of digits in Hyundai number are always in the range between 01 and 97.

### To verify the last group of digits of Hyundai number

The last group of digits in Hyundai number are always in the range between 01 and 97 and are derived from the subsequent 16 digits using the modulus 97 calculation.

For example, verify HY1006 990525 1463 36 82:

1. Remove the HY- prefix and spaces: 1006990525146336
2. Multiply the first individual digit by 2, the rest of the individual digits should be multiplied by the next prime number (see table)

This number (HY1006 990525 1463 36 82) is invalid because the calculating result is 07, and the remainder is not zero.
Below Me

Below Me was rerecorded by Reverse (The Band) for the album Reverse (The Band) in 2017.

Music and lyrics by John William Reynolds.

## Lyrics

```
G         C        Am         D                G    C   Am   D

```

```
You’re a piece of ship debris floating in the ocean

```

```
You are a continuing disappointment

```

```
I don’t know quite what you’re doing with your life

```

```
And you go below me

```

```

```

```
You know that you suck on your thumb like an infant

```

```
You're such an aspirational loser

```

```
You’re a son of a big friendly person, so why are you so mean

```

```
If I had to put your ranking on a list, you’d go below me

```

```

```

```
Until you’re covered in complete misery

```

```
For all the pain that you caused me

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```
You are not fit to drink my pee

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```
But while you’re down there go below me

```
Kookse Metro

Kookse Metro (French: Métro de Kookse, Hokkien: 国世地鐵, POJ: kok sè tē-thih, Jinjuire: kok sè të-thih) is a metro system for Kookse, Thellegin State, Liftland. It consists of 6 lines.

## **1** Chenliaukiou Line

Cheliau Kiousoa Line (French: Ligne de métro Chenliau Kiousoa, Hokkien: 井了久地鐵線, POJ: chéⁿ liáu kiú tē-thih sòaⁿ, Jinjuire: tsę́ liáu kiú të-thih sòą) is Kookse Metro's north-south line. It was opened in 1985.
Number plates in the state of Seddon, Looneyland

Number plates in the state of Seddon have been active since 1907. Current number plates are Euro-style and use FE-Schrift or DIN-like font (possibly close to Belgian number plate font).

## History

### 1907-1939

Seddon in Looneyland introduced number plates soon after motor cars were introduced in 1907. They consist of a city code plus a number that runs from 1 to 9999.

**City codes for number plates**

* **A**: Alice
* **B**: Basel Hills
* **D**: Ernsfold
* **F**: Felyton
* **G**: Gatwick
* **H**: Ethelvale
* **J**: Tossington
* **L**: La Montage
* **M**: Monty
* **N**: Nellie
* **N/c** or **NC** (sometimes): Newcastle
* **P**: Palladium
* **R**: Randwick
* **S**: Shermy
* **T**: Toowong
* **V**: Versailles
* **W**: Winterthur
* **Y**: Yale

### 1939-1980

The state of Seddon, Looneyland went to LLL DDDD format in October 1939. The letters indicated the class of the vehicle and the city. Issued series was at its follows:

The last four digits are the serially assigned number.

For example, a car registerd ADR 3827 would have to be in the city of Alice.

## 1980 - present

This is the current issuing series. The first two letters indicate the city of registration. The next five characters are assigned serially. The last digit is the automatically generated MOD10 check digit.

**City codes for number plates**

* **AA**: Alice
* **BH**: Basel Hills
* **EH**: Ethelvale
* **ER**: Ernsfold
* **FL**: Felyton
* **GT**: Gatwick
* **LM**: La Montage
* **MO**: Monty
* **NC**: Newcastle
* **NE**: Nellie
* **PA**: Palladium
* **RD**: Randwick
* **SH**: Shermy
* **TS**: Tossington
* **TW**: Toowong
* **VE**: Versailles
* **VV**: Winterthur
* **YL**: Yale

**Calculation of a MOD10 checksum for an Alice number plate**

x
8

=
(
8

x
1

7

x
2

6

x
3

5

x
4

4

x
5

3

x
6

2

x
7

)
 mod 10.

{\displaystyle x\_8 = (8x\_1 + 7x\_2 + 6x\_3 + 5x\_4 + 4x\_5 + 3x\_6 + 2x\_7) \text{ mod 10.}}

Where *x* is the base-10 of the given base-36 character (letters are replaced with numbers based on position of the alphabet + 9).

For example, a number plate of AA AB 12-3*y* may be calculated as follows:

# y
(
(
8
×
10
)
(
7
×
10
)
(
6
×
10
)
(
5
×
11
)
(
4
×
1
)
(
3
×
2
)
(
2
×
3
# )
281

{\displaystyle y = ((8 \times 10) + (7 \times 10) + (6 \times 10) + (5 \times 11) + (4 \times 1) + (3 \times 2) + (2 \times 3) = 281}

# y
281
 mod 10
=

1

{\displaystyle y = 281 \text{ mod 10 } = \textbf{1}}

Thus the completed number plate in Alice is AA AB 12-31.
I'm Not Sorry

I'm Not Sorry was originally recorded in 2011 by Yatimito Fawaii for 365. It was rerecorded by Reverse (The Band) for the album Reverse (The Band) in 2017.

Music and lyrics by John William Reynolds.

## Lyrics

```
G                       C

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```
What's the name of the guy

```

```
Am                       G

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```
The guy that you used to be

```

```
                  D

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```
He used to be my friend

```

```
G                           C

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```
And what's the name of the girl

```

```
Am                      G

```

```
The girl you stole from me

```

```
                 D

```

```
You didn't even blink

```

```
     G        C           Am          D

```

```
And I'm not sorry that I missed your funeral

```

```
And I'm not sorry that I ran you over with my car

```

```
What's the name of the guy

```

```
The guy that you used to be

```

```
He used to be my friend

```

```
And what's the name of the girl

```

```
The girl you stole from me

```

```
I was going to ask her name

```
Melvin City Railway System

Melvin City Railway System is a railway system, opened in 1862 and had the gauge 1067mm (3ft 6in).

## Lines & stations

### Lindcliffe line (1862)

The line was originally used to transport fish from Lindcliffe Harbour to Penchou (a scaffold) for drying, passenger services were added in 1865, when the railway line was extended from Penchou to Poppy, becoming the first railway line in Melvin City to have passenger service. (The Lindcliffe Line was extended to Albion in 1873, and to Bunga Hills in 1879.)

*HW = Hollywood-themed section, STF = Sofia-themed section, PP = Popeye-themed section*

* HW
	+ Bunga Hills (0.0 km)
	+ Looney Valley (2.6 km)
	+ Melvin (3.9 km)
	+ Skyscraper (4.8 km)
* STF
	+ Albion (5.9 km)
	+ Bowen Avenue (7.0 km)
	+ North Junction (8.9 km)
	+ Thorrold Hills (10.0 km)
	+ Mayne Road (10.3 km)
	+ Grimsby (10.7 km)
	+ Ridlautz (11.1 km)
	+ Murrarry (11.5 km)
	+ Nulendah (11.9 km)
	+ Lemur (12.3 km)
	+ Peyo (12.6 km)
	+ Poppy (12.9 km)
	+ Fendrautch (13.1 km)
* PP
	+ Kandreba (13.4 km)
	+ Estalmica (13.8 km)
	+ Freshwater (14.2 km)
	+ Baryrinqinla (14.6 km)
	+ Kanhoe (14.9 km)
	+ Manchou (15.3 km)
	+ Sandcliff (15.9 km)
	+ ~~Joegunse~~ (16.3 km)
	+ Dayboro (16.6 km)
	+ Fendalcha (16.9 km)
	+ ~~Yandanji~~ (17.2 km)
	+ Kewkewa (17.6 km)
	+ Klingon Park (17.9 km)
	+ Penchou (18.6 km)
	+ Sandgate (18.9 km)
	+ Gangha (19.3 km)
	+ Laistarra (19.7 km)
	+ Finballa (20.6 km)
	+ Lindcliffe (22.5 km)
	+ ~~Lindcliffe Harbour~~ (25.0 km)

### Rosewood Hills Line

The line was opened in 1866, and was extended to Bunga Hills in 1876.

*HW = Hollywood-themed section, STF = Sofia-themed section*

* STF
	+ Rosewood Hills (0.0 km)
	+ Tarnaga (0.9 km)
	+ Lethwick (1.4 km)
	+ Branchfield (1.8 km)
	+ Yanjilschi (2.5 km)
	+ Pabba (3.6 km)
	+ Gnomeo Hills (3.9 km)
	+ Ipswich (4.2 km)
	+ Peter Rabbit (4.5 km)
	+ Fuizhou (4.9 km)
	+ Elton John (5.2 km)
	+ Smidge (5.6 km)
	+ Chandwill (6.0 km)
	+ Wulkuraka (6.4 km)
	+ Ralph Avenue (6.8 km)
	+ Norrington (7.2 km)
	+ Daggar (7.5 km)
	+ Sherwood (7.8 km)
	+ Willawong (8.3 km)
	+ Graceville (8.6 km)
	+ Chelmer (8.9 km)
	+ Lanchitso (9.2 km)
	+ Toowong (9.5 km)
	+ Densaka (9.8 km)
	+ Penchuier (10.3 km)
	+ Kaledcha (10.6 km)
	+ Bytharoschgannen (10.9 km)
	+ Indooroopilly (11.2 km)
	+ Laschinshi (11.5 km)
	+ Pengruth (11.8 km)
	+ Theierre (12.3 km)
	+ Kinkargowesh (12.6 km)
	+ Nelbatsa (12.9 km)
	+ Nuerda (13.5 km)
* HW
	+ Skyscraper (13.9 km)
	+ Melvin (14.8 km)
	+ Looney Valley (16.1 km)
	+ Bunga Hills (18.7 km)
North Cadabbyland Metro Line 1

**Line 1 of North Cadabbyland Metro** runs from Dommel (also known as Thomas) to Stockley (also known as Stockel).

The line began operating on 31 October 1977 with its initial section opened; the main line did not open until 12 January 1981. It was then extended to Stockley (aka Stockel) in 1992, and to Dommel (aka Thomas) in 2005.

It is one of the three lines that began operating in 31 October 1977, along with Line 2 and Line 5 of the metro system in North Cadabbyland.

## Opened date

* **Initial section (Saint Carina / South Parker – Stadium / Kumbenfa):** 31 October 1977
* **Main line (Linville / Lanthei – Felwick / Flendry):** 12 January 1981
* **Stockley extension (Felwick / Flendry – Stockley / Stockel):** 30 March 1992
* **Dommel extension (Linville / Lanthei – Dommel / Thomas):** 1 February 2005

## Stations

### Dommel Extension

* Dommel / Thomas  10
* Hisbourne / Huladag  8
* Gatwick / Goulbourn  8

### Main Line

* Linville / Lanthei  3   4
* Debo / Dournvilge
* Chapfhaller / Desmond
* Indooroopilly / Yarrowitch  5
* Hugo / Narrant Place  6
* Minto / Maillier  6
* Nandelleith / Nolvabra  6
* Esterley / Cimitri
* Landshoeff / Hanover
* Ballimuth / Bangalore
* Goliath / Gweno
* Heysel / Hazel
* Gawdan / Januya
* Tamrookum / Tamrouka
* Aldontale / Kishmi  7
* Witch Hills / Bailey Bridge  5   7
* Saint Carina / South Parker  5   7
* Rosie / Rutalpha  5   7
* Brouckere  5   7
* Judy Garland Plaza  5   7
* Chiffleton  5   7
* North Cadabbyland Square  5   7  - Access to North Cadabbyland Shopping Centre
* North Cadabbyland Central Station / Cadabby North  5   7  - Access to main railway station
* Dermant / Dallwick  9
* Dellerton / Darby  2   9
* Stadium / Kumbenfa  2   9
* Port Hoyes / Pinwheel  2
* Tomberg  2
* Windeln / Wallaby  2
* Oxley / Hanuve
* Floundres / Flinders
* Felwick / Flendry

### Stockley Extension

* Stilebrook  2
* Janplup / Jincho
* Jericho / Jumvalla
* Finland Hills / Suomi
* Stockley / Stockel

## Other lines of North Cadabbyland Metro

* **1**
* 2
* 3
* 4
* 5
* 6
* 7
* 8
* 9
* 10
North Cadabbyland Metro

The **North Cadabbyland Metro** is North Cadabbyland's metro system. North Cadabbyland Metro was opened on 31 October 1977 with the first three lines, Line 1A (now Line 1), Line 1C (now Line 5) and Line 2. North Cadabbyland Metro is the oldest metro system in the Cadabbyland group. All lines are electrified using third rail.

## Lines

There are 10 lines in North Cadabbyland Metro:

## Trains

### Class 31000: built 1977–1981

* **In service:** 31 October 1977 – present
* **Lines served:**  1   2   3   4   5   6   7   8   9   10
* **Builder:** Sherwoodland Locomotive Works
* **Fleet:** 783 (31005–31787)

The first order of trains for North Cadabbyland Metro came in 1977 and were continued through 1981, totalling 783. It entered service at the same time North Cadabbyland Metro was opened to passengers. These trains look like Brussels Metro's M1–M5 except it had different motors. The class was 31000, and numbered from 31005 to 31787. In 1996, the destination blinds have been replaced with flipdots on the front and in 2006, those motors from 1977 have been replaced with Toyo Denki IGBT-VVVF motors. This type of train served all metro and North Cadabbyland Skytrain lines and so it is the most common train type on the metro. In 2011, the trains were equipped with LED destination indicators on the sides.

### Class 32000: built 2002–2004

* **In service:** 6 May 2002 – present
* **Lines served:**  3   4   7   8   9
* **Builder:** Siemens
* **Family:** Siemens Modular Metro
* **Fleet:** 104 (32001–32104)

Clas 32000 is designed for all North Cadabbyland Skytrain lines as well as line 8. It entered service at the same time Line 3A (now Line 3) opened. These trains have the Siemens motors equipped. This is one of the two train types popular on North Cadabbyland Skytrain lines.

### Class 33000: built 2013–2014

* **In service:** 14 August 2013 – present
* **Lines served:**  1   2   6   10
* **Builder:** Bombardier Transportation
* **Family:** Bombardier Movia
* **Fleet:** 88 (33001–33088)

Class 33000 was intended to replace Class 31000 on Lines 1, 2, 6 and 10 but the replacement was scrapped. Instead, Class 33000 will be used as supplementary to the Class 31000 metro vehicles on Lines 1, 2, 6 and 10. These trains have new LED lightning and had aluminium bodies.

### Class 35000: built 2019–2020

* **In service:** Q3 2019 (projected)
* **Lines served:**  5
* **Builder:** Siemens
* **Family:** Siemens Inspiro
* **Fleet:** 156 (35001–35156)

Class 35000 will be used on Line 5. It will be used as supplementals to Class 31000. These trains will be manufactured in Bozankaya factory in Turkey.
Voltaire

Voltaire was originally recorded by Reverse (The Band) in 2007 for Control. It was rerecorded for the album Reverse (The Band) in 2017.

Music and lyrics by John William Reynolds.

## Lyrics

```
Dm             F

```

```
I see a spider on the door

```

```
E                     C

```

```
Spinning its way down to the floor

```

```
Flies mesmerized by the silver pattern

```

```
Spirals like the rings of saturn

```

```
Caught in the fibers of spiders' webbing

```

```
The vampires rise as the sun is setting

```

```
Are you still moving towards the door

```

```
With the spiderweb down to the floor

```

```
What would you do if I would say

```

```
Come to an island far away

```

```
Paradise is miles away

```

```
On the morrow's eve we'll fly away

```
Yosemite Sam Railway Company locomotive numbering

This page explains the numbering and classification of Yosemite Sam Railway Company, the company which operates Toshiba Commuter Railway System, long distance train services, Dourdan line Bus Rapid Transit and the Corridor 3 of FreeCity BRT.

## Steam locomotives

The earliest steam locomotives of the Yosemite Sam Railway Company have the class number followed by one to four letters. The class numbers are 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12.

The wheel arrangements are listed below:

### A

* A: Four-coupled (0-4-0)
* AF: Olomana (0-4-2)
* AS: Forney (0-4-4)
* AT: Porter (2-4-0)

### B

* B: American (4-4-0)
* BL: Reading (4-4-4)

### C

* C: Six-coupled (0-6-0)
* CB: Forney six-coupled (0-6-4)
* CF: Mogul (2-6-0)
* CFK: Prarie (2-6-2)
* CFL: Suburban (2-6-6)
* CM: Ten-wheeler (4-6-0)

### D

* DH: Hudson (4-6-4)
* DO: Eight-coupled (0-8-0)

### F

* FH: London (0-8-4)
* FM: Consolidation (2-8-0)
* FO: Mikado (2-8-2)
* FV: Berkshire (2-8-4)

### H

* HB: Twelve-wheeler (4-8-0)
* HL: Mountain (4-8-2)

### K

* KL: Ten-coupled (0-10-0)
* KN: Union (0-10-2)
* KP: Decapod (2-10-0)

### L

* LA: Santa Fe (2-10-2)
* LO: Texas (2-10-4)
* LT: Mastodon (4-10-0)

### N

* N: Welsh Highland (0-4-0+0-4-0)
* NB: Kitson Meyer (0-6-0+0-6-0)
* NK: Double Porter (2-4-0+0-4-2)
* NR: Double Mogul (2-6-0+0-6-2)

### P

* P: Adriatic (2-6-4)
* PB: 0-6-6
* PO: Reid Ten-wheeler (4-10-2)

### R

* RC: Boston (2-4-4)
* RG: Atlantic (4-4-2)
* RN: 6-8-6

### S

* S: 4-4-4-4
* SF: Erie (0-6-6-0)
* SJ: Challenger (4-6-6-4)
* SK: Pacific (4-6-2)
* SQSK: Double Pacific (4-6-2+2-6-4)
* ST: Big Boy (4-8-8-4)

### T

* T: 4-6-6-2
* TO: Yellowstone (2-8-8-4)
* TR: Double Hudson (4-6-4+4-6-4)

### V

* VA: Swiss (0-4-4-2)
* VB: Skookum (2-4-4-2)
* VD: Allegheny (2-6-6-6)
* VF: Bull Moose (2-8-8-0)
* VY: Chesapeake (2-8-8-2)
* VZ: 4-6-4-4

### W

* WD: Double Mountain (4-8-2+2-8-4)
* WK: Javanic (2-12-2)
* WP: 4-4-6-4
* WR: 2-6-6-4
* WX: Double Columbia (2-4-2+2-4-2)

### Y

* YB: Vivrais (2-4-4-0)
* YG: Mogyana (4-6-0+0-6-4)
* YM: 2-6-8-0

### Z

* ZP: Double Northern (4-8-4+4-8-4)

The letters **E**, **I** are not used in the locomotive classification, and is placed before the class number, for example: 8SK.
Out of service (lift/elevator)

**Out of service** (some of the lifts labelled as **not in use**) is a special mode designed to remove a specified lift from service temporarily for maintenance, energy-saving, cleaning, or other reason.

Out of service mode is activated either by using a keyswitch or supervisory panel.

* By a keyswitch, it is activated using a keyswitch on the call station or a separate keyswitch panel. It is usually labelled as STOP/RUN, OOS, 0-I, etc.
* By a supervisory panel, it is activated using a keyswitch provided on the supervisory panel located on the lobby or security room.

When this mode is activated, the lift is withdrawn from service and floor indicators on both inside and outside will display "OUT OF SERVICE" (for most elevators) or "PARK" (for some Otis and older Sigma lifts) sign, often a symbol.

## Voices

### Common

* *"對唔住，本升降機停用 (Cantonese), 對不起，本升降機停用 (Putunghua), Sorry! Lift not in use. (English)"* - lifts installed in the Hong Kong Mass Transit Railways (MTR) stations.
* *"This lift is out of service."* - lifts equipped with International Lift Equipment SerComms, SkyCom voice module, and Lester Controls Voice Synthesiser.
* "*​Elevator is out of service."*​- Australian Schindler 5500 voice.
* "*Lift out of service."*​- Stentorgate voice/Thames Valley Controls voice/Schindler EuroLift UK voice.

### Custom

* *"Sorry! The lift you are taking is not in use for maintenance or cleaning reasons. If this is the lift bank you are taking, try another set of lifts to take you to that floor you are going to."* - TransLink Building, Interchange City
* *"Attention! The lift or elevator you are taking is not in use for maintenance or cleaning reasons. Please take another set of lifts and choose your destination floor."* - Plum Pudding Building, Interchange City (voiced by Plum Pudding)
Oyunculuk Koçu

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## Fiziksel görünüm Düzenle

Koç, açık tenli, gri-kahverengi saçlı bir insandır. Kare gözlüklü, koyu lacivert bir gömlek ve mavi-gri bir eşarp giyiyor. Pantolonu eşarbına uyuyor.

## Görünüm Düzenle

### Season 1 Edit

* "Let's Watch the Pilot"
* ===Takma ad(s))===

*Bilinmeyen*
Zombies

Zombies was originally recorded in 2011 by Yatimito Fawaii for 365. It was rerecorded by Reverse (The Band) for the album Reverse (The Band) in 2017.

Music and lyrics by John William Reynolds.

## Lyrics

```
G    B    C    D

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G             B           C          D

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You know I'd hold you forever and a day

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G               B           C               D

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We've seen the others the games that people play

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C              G                 A                 D

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I know I don't say it quite the way you'd like to here

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    C        G

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But I'll be around

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```
C                 G

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In my arms you're bound

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```
      C     G     Em             C       D        G

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We'll be together every day 'til zombies eat our flesh

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Some people dream of a tropic paradise

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I choose to guard you from viral parasites

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We'll be protected when our world is at an end

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With you by my side

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Our love will survive

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We'll be together every day 'til zombies eat our flesh

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With you by my side

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Our love will survive

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```
We'll be together every day 'til zombies eat our flesh

```
Kuraby railway station

## Services

KEMA, KOMA, KAGI, GEMA, GOMA, GAGI, LOHE, LUHE, GOHE, GUHE, VOPO, GOPO

**Kuraby Railway Station** is a railway station, a shopping centre, and an office tower. Kuraby Railway Station is located at 250 Antherhope Street, Wattle Plains, Weilur, Toshiba State, Hyundai Country and it is the terminus of Kuraby Line. Despite having its station name, Kuraby, which is named after **Mr. John P. Kuraby**, it is not related to Kuraby railway station which serves the Brisbane suburb of Kuraby in Australia nor to the other Kuraby railway station in Kuraby, Gooper City, Sigma State, Hyundai Country. This station was staffed and the security is high.

## History

The station was opened in 1888, the time Kuraby railway line was opened. It was originally located at ground floor, and only had a short platform, fitting only five train cars, not ten as in normal. The station, along with the railway line, was named after Mr. John P. Kuraby, who was killed by Sengacce E. Meler in 1887.

In 1900, the station was expanded to include 2 platforms, and now platforms now fit 10-car trains.

In 1982, the station was electrified, and new signs were installed.

In 2009, a new tower was built, and so the Kuraby railway station is now located on the 2nd basement of the Kuraby railway station Tower (named after a railway station). The observation deck is located on the 35th floor. The section between Opperton and Wattle Plains become street-running section, sharing with traffic.

### Accidents

* 8th November 1897: A train bound for Kuraby crashed into the buffer stop of Kuraby railway station, injuring 60 and killing 7.
* 4th January 1939: Two trains collided at Kuraby railway station, injuring 130 and killing 14.
* 14th December 1995: A train collided with a truck on a level crossing, 1.5 km left before Kuraby Railway Station. 70 were killed, 150 were injured.
* Halloween 1997: The station building collapsed before the next train arrived at this terminus.
* Christmas 2003: A train collided with a public bus on a level crossing.
* 9th March 2009: The Kuraby railway station is on fire after a smoke started and sparked at 10:50, 4 minutes before the next train arrived. 4 were killed, 6 were injured. The Kuraby railway station was later rebuilt into a tower the next day.

## Platforms

Kuraby railway station is the 2nd buisiest railway station after Gloucester Street railway station. It is served by Kuraby railway line.

 B2
(rush hours only)
 B3
 B3

## Bus services

The **Kuraby Transit Centre** serves local and long-distance bus services.