yes, evidently

so just answer me this when was the last time you were on a car?

Literally 15 mins ago lmao

i was last in a car 7 days ago

when was the last time you were on a car

On top Of a car?

around 6years ago with my ex

Lol

we were on the bonnet

so lets go back to the first question

have you ever been on a plane

yes, lol

everyday

Yes

we are on a plane

right?

an airplane

christ

no, i've never been on an airplane

i love how smooth nobody played that off 🙂

thanks <:lul:484994724118134784>

so being on a plane and on a train and on a bus is different from being on a car? don't you ride in these things? I want to know why people say on instead of in when we ride in these things instead of on

im off the get read for school

cya!

bye panda!

bye

right, i see exactly where you are going with this Lampz

the same with getting off the bus or off the plane or off the train

people never say i'm getting off the car

Lol

well, out is also used for planes and trains though

but yeah, i guess it may have something to do with the act of standing

we stand inside a train, bus, and plane

but not a car

i know but they always say out when talking about cars but when referring to trains and buses which they ride in they say i'm getting off when the only time you get off of something is when you're on it

we can stand on a train, because the bottom of the train is accessible

a bus and plane too

but not a car

so you're telling me all of this goes through the minds of those who ride trains and planes when saying their getting off of it?

not necessarily, no, , but it may have been originally said that way , then it was adopted by the masses much like most things are

well then the reason i'm putting so much thought into this always seems to lead me back to flat earth