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In response to "I think on the escalators that don't have steps, because there is a slight incline, people should walk up them if there's people behind them, or at " by Loyola

a rampalator? i've seen flat people movers, but never a rampolator. -- nm

Posted by TFox Jul 27 '09, 11:35

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that crap right there is pure laziness (unless you have a physical handicap) I see them in airports -- nm - CQ Jul 27, 11:38 6
- I stand on those too. (To the proper side.) -- nm - TFox Jul 27, 11:39 2
  - I always think of When Harry Met Sally when I'm on one of those. -- nm - kelly Jul 27, 11:42 1
    - never seen it. -- nm - TFox Jul 27, 11:44
- people movers like that are nice because you can walk faster on them. -- nm - ty97 Jul 27, 11:39
- YES, the moving ramps. I'm trying to race from one terminal to another, move your shit to one side! -- nm - Hotkiss Jul 27, 11:39 1
  - Minneapolis, where my gates are usually a mile apart. -- nm - loosilu Jul 27, 11:40
I've been on in in Japan. Also: an escalator has stairs, then goes flat in the middle, then stairs again. - ty97 Jul 27, 11:37
They're getting popular here in the shopping centres with multi story carparks. -- nm - Loyola Jul 27, 11:36
I've seen a movalator. One of our new shopping malls has one, to get carts up from the underground parking. -- nm - Beryllium Jul 27, 11:36
this makes me want to invent some sort of trampoline-based people mover. -- nm - Reagen Jul 27, 11:36 1
- I vote for a series of tubes. -- nm - mafic Jul 27, 11:38

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