Mookie's Problem solved!

[Anonymous]

Now for those of you that read Mookie's Musings and everything else she writes, you will recall a post, could have been an hour, a day, a week, a decade a go, I'm really bad at time perception.

Mookie wanted to know what the Railroad Term CCC is.

And I joked around and Thoguh it was Si Si Si sinore-

Thats not a very Railroad explination, But i stumbled upon the answer, that really i knew all along.

CCC- Is defined in the Canadian Pacific Railway book as "Côntole Circulation Centralisé." OR as everyone In english calls it, including myself, Centralized Traffic Control or CTC.

Now why they would have a french sign in nebraska, is somewhat beyond me, but that is the Railraod definiton of CCC.

So CCC is CTC in french.

[Anonymous]

They had the french sign in Nebraska?

I guess the running trades on CP are taught to use the CCC and CTC signs interchangably.

Wouldn't be very hard to remember.

[JoeKoh]

I thought it was the qwest for unending chocolate cake.
stay safe
Joe

[espeefoamer]

I thought it stood for "Chocolate(ice)Cream Cones.[:p]

[Anonymous]

No, CCC stands for Chocolate Cake Control. [:D] Mook is the only one that should be able to under stand those letters.[dinner] LOL

[Rick Gates]

Thought it might be a warning sign for ...Controlled Cat Crossing. [:-^]

[Willy2]

I thought that it probably stands for "Caution... Chocolate Crossing!" [dinner]

Willy

[Mookie]

Crazy Cat Catnapping! ( or is it catnipping)

[traingeek087]

Hey Mookie. I was ralfanning by Hobson Yard on Saturday and saw a red dodge ram and a white ford explorer. I believe both were railfans. Was one of them you?

[Mookie]

QUOTE: Originally posted by traingeek087

Hey Mookie. I was ralfanning by Hobson Yard on Saturday and saw a red dodge ram and a white ford explorer. I believe both were railfans. Was one of them you?

no - neither is da Mook. I am usually in a silver/gray/bronze - depending on what the sun is doing that day - 2002 Buick Century. Sit at east end of yard. Mookie would need a ladder and a good set of hands around her tail to get into either one of those! Which end were you on? (east or west, not tail end) or were you just ripping past like the rest of the world on the north or south?

Mook

[traingeek087]

On the east side, right by were the BN goes to KC.

[Mookie]

QUOTE: Originally posted by traingeek087

On the east side, right by were the BN goes to KC.

That's the place. Snugged up next to a building that is a mill M-F and closed on weekends. How convenient!!!!

[JoeKoh]

Those are the best places!(if you know the owners)
stay safe
Joe

[Anonymous]

Could Stan for Cow Controled Crossing

DOGGY

[tree68]

QUOTE: Originally posted by Doggy

Could Stan for Cow Controled Crossing

DOGGY

Or a Controlled Cow Crossing