Puningham

You might not beleaf it, but the British have special leaf blaster trains. The British public were asked to name a new one. The winning name was Ctrl Alt Deleaf.

Here is a photo of the real thing, being presented by the branch manager:

(who looks a bit like Leaf Mack)

Runner up names were:
Pulp Friction
Leaf-Fall Weapon
The Autumn Avenger

These trains blow leaves and wash rails to reduce the Ctrl Alt Delays.

Brits often get worked up about leaves on the track, but thanks to these trains it's Mulch Ado About Nothing.

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England has never let go of this, and is still ready to sword fight to this day.

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England didn't leave the razor out.

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England held the pose till they walked away.


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Thank you so much for supporting the comic on Patreon.

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Of course I couldn’t ignore this.

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