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What happens if you put a slinky on an escalator? (Contributed by Don F.)
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Why do they put those little stickers on escalators that read Passengers Only? Who else will be using them? (Contributed by Don F.)
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We call moving stairs going up an escalator and moving stairs going straight an automated sidewalk. So why do we still call moving stairs going down an escalator? Shouldn't it be a descendor? (Contributed by Chatzie Massey)
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If elevate and escalate both mean to raise up why do elevators and escalators go down as well? (Contributed by Adam Grickis & Krysta Halye)
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If you fall down an escalator going up, do you ever stop falling? (Contributed by Paul)
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Why is the up escalator always on the other side? (Contributed by The Vent on AccessAtlanta.com)
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Why is the UP escalator always broken DOWN? (Contributed by The Vent on AccessAtlanta.com)
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Have you ever thought of how hard it would be to get on an escalator if you couldn't see? (Contributed by Megan)
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When an escalator breaks down, is it really a broken escalator? Or just temporary stairs? (Contributed by mbcolts)
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When escalators were first used, was it a step in the right direction? (Contributed by Joe)
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