That was interesting.
I'd always wondered why Americans were inclined to say something was figuratively a 'train wreck' whereas the English would be far more likely to say 'car crash'.
(PrufrockLucifer, son of the morning!, Thu 3 Sep 2020, 10:13,
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USA used to be associated with a train wreck in a different kind of way...
Happosai _,,,,_(O ; o)_,,,, Wed 2 Sep 2020, 18:40,
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