Dude with DB hoodie

(waxxan) #1

I saw a dude with a DB hoodie at Malmö trainstation today. Who are you?
Keep on being awesome :slight_smile:

(Nail) #2

several of us have them, founders swag

(Reddeadcap) #3

._. They need to work on Dirtybomb Merch asap…

(Nail) #4

Nexon has some T shirts maybe they’ll run another contest

@MissMurder

(MissMurder) #5

It’s true! :slight_smile: We’ll think of something

(Mustang) #6

[quote=“waxxan;10779”]I saw a dude with a DB hoodie at Malmö trainstation today. Who are you?
Keep on being awesome :)[/quote]
How did you not go and give them a highfive?

P.S. They’re called railway stations, not train stations.

(Lumi) #7

[quote=“Mustang;20109”]

P.S. They’re called railway stations, not train stations.[/quote]

Actually it can also be called a train station and even a bunch of other terms, like railroad station etc., but I assume that as someone from England the railway station is the expression you’re most used to.

In the end English is such an evolutive and global language that one can only afford to correct someone in specific grammatic or ortographic errors. Vocabulary is tricky, as it most likely has found an official use in any number of English speaking countries.

(mOist) #8

[quote=“Mustang;20109”][quote=“waxxan;10779”]I saw a dude with a DB hoodie at Malmö trainstation today. Who are you?
Keep on being awesome :)[/quote]
How did you not go and give them a highfive?

P.S. They’re called railway stations, not train stations.[/quote]

in the UK the general term is infact train station and railway station if anything train station is more common especially in northen england.