Hauptbahnhofe in major cities are usually more important than the airports anyway , with the exception of Frankfurt and Berlin . And with the fiasco that is Flughafen WilliBrandt there ' s a certain cleaner image to train stations . <| sep |> Check out the Warhammer Community site , it ' s under the 40 k section <| sep |> Its the best they have and Ruby is the hero . Qrow told her that the trail leads to Mistral so Ruby messaged JNR and they are heading there . Also its been about 68 months <| sep |> What about calling an asian a monkey <| sep |> What ' s going on on the AH ? <| sep |> If I ' m not allowed to directly cast from T to int because of a lack of constraints on T , why can I work around it by casting to object first ? As I wrote in a reply to another commentIt ' s related to the fact that int can mean multiple things and need to generate different IL . Either it means a dynamic downcast from e . g . object , which is checked at runtime , or it means a numeric conversion from e . g . double , which discards precision . It can also mean to invoke a user defined conversion . In each case it ' s different IL , and when generics are involved , it can ' t make that decision at compile time .