When you ride the train do you hang on to the pole or try to go no-hands?

Question

No hands is kind of challenging and you get those cool points...

Answer 1

i go on poles so i dont look like an idiot flying around on the train and when the train stops ate a station i got to school or my friends house safley not bloody or going to the hospitol nor going back home in a body bag.

Answer 2

depends on if you're a good balancer or not.  if it's a bumpy ride don't risk it, otherwise no pole for me.

Answer 3

FORGET RIDING WITH UR HANDS! I hand upside down by my......................................... for it lady and gentlemen..................................

Answer 4

i would hang on...becuase in the case the train crashes or comes to a suddenly unexpected stop, you have support to minimize the chances of getting hurt. If you dont, your momentum will thrust you at the velocity of the train and smash you head first (becuase your center of gravity was knocked over) into someone or the opposite wall. Ex: a bullet train is going 320 mph, you are standing up (which is usually not allowed). Suddenly, the train stops from 320 to 10 in 2 secs. Result: Head first into the wall at around 200 mph. ( survival chance: almost impossible)

Answer 5

*litle kid swinnign on the swing* "look ma no hands!"

*little kid pointing at swinging kid* "look ma no brains!"

Answer 6

well id rather not fall on my face when it stops, and i dont like the balancing act, so pole for me

Answer 7

try to lean aganist the door and go no hands

Answer 8

Ilan,

I do both depending on the ride.

TDCWH

Answer 9

Riding with no hands is the best, just don't fall over.

Answer 10

i hang on to the pole, but i'm a conductor so i can go no-hands very easily cause i'm used to doing it when i walk down the aisle punching tickets.

Answer 11

Look no hands ma!!

Answer 12

I'm such a klutz, I have to hold on to something!  Usually I try to snag a seat if there are any available.