Vedo queste cose nelle stazioni ferroviarie in Germania. Non sono riuscito a indovinare a cosa servano. Hanno anche un lucchetto, quindi immagino che vengano usati per scopi di archiviazione, forse?
https://i.redd.it/7ec0bny01l1d1.png
di LFCNo4
Vedo queste cose nelle stazioni ferroviarie in Germania. Non sono riuscito a indovinare a cosa servano. Hanno anche un lucchetto, quindi immagino che vengano usati per scopi di archiviazione, forse?
https://i.redd.it/7ec0bny01l1d1.png
di LFCNo4
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Grit/salt for de-icing the platform?
Not sure why this got promoted to me as a Canadian, but we have similar on many street corners, can confirm they are full of salt.
It’s for when you need to take a DOOMP (digital-optical output mounted proxy)
It stores waterballoons, so you can throw them at ~~trains that arrive late~~ all trains s
These are public toilets, you can only open them if you have the Bahncard 100. Very exclusive and admired by the public.
saiyan drop pods
Head of a whale 🐋
It’s where DB staff gets put in time out after a train is delayed. Ironically, this practice leads to further delays and the need for more time out capsules. It’s a vicious positive feedback loop.
Emergency German spices.
toilets for kaka
Individual rescue capsules. I imagined that when I saw them for the first time =).