Superman is dead,More powerfull then a Locomotive!

[csxengineer98]

QUOTE: Originally posted by Junctionfan

QUOTE: Originally posted by csxengineer98

who said i was disrecpecting the dead...i am stating a fact that the comic book comp. and the artest that drew and made the superman comics killed off superman back in 93.....
csx engineer

I was talking about kissmycaboose7 or whatever trainfinder22's name is.

oh ok...my bad then...
csx engineer

[Junctionfan]

QUOTE: Originally posted by csxengineer98

who said i was disrecpecting the dead...i am stating a fact that the comic book comp. and the artest that drew and made the superman comics killed off superman back in 93.....
csx engineer

I was talking about kissmycaboose7 or whatever trainfinder22's name is.

[csxengineer98]

who said i was disrecpecting the dead...i am stating a fact that the comic book comp. and the artest that drew and made the superman comics killed off superman back in 93.....
csx engineer

[Anonymous]

QUOTE: Originally posted by Junctionfan

It is unwise to disrespect the dead. You're lucky that Christopher Reeve was a great person otherwise he might be paying you a visit.

Hmmmmmmmmmmmm.

Halloween is around the corner...

LC

[Junctionfan]

It is unwise to disrespect the dead. You're lucky that Christopher Reeve was a great person otherwise he might be paying you a visit.

[csxengineer98]

superman is dead...marval commics killed him off back in 93...
csx engineer

[locomutt]

kissmycaboose7, basicly [#ditto] to all the above.

"That was CRUDE,RUDE,and TOTALLY UNCALLED FOR," even from a jerk!

[Anonymous]

<<95

QUOTE: Originally posted by Limitedclear

Hey Kissmy-

KISS THIS!

Superman isn't dead. Christopher Reeves died. He deserves your decency and respect. Not this kind of garbage. Further, last I checked we were here to discuss railroads, not obits. Get with the program.

LC

I think your attacking him/her all for the wrong reasosn, Mr. LC.

First off, Evedentally by looking at this topic it isn't about RR, so if you click on it, expect it TO HAVE nothing to do with RR's.

But as for the complete lack of respect- That behavior does need to be pulled up-
for "a mom" that is pretty damn disrespectful, I hope he is enjoying his after life, and superman is not dead.

[cherokee woman]

QUOTE: Originally posted by edblysard

Not in the least bit funny!

He survived a spinal cord injury which would have left most everyone else feeling so sorry for themselves...and managed to overcome it to the point he could move parts of his body doctors swore wouldnt ever respond...

Courage, grit, heart and compassion....

My kids dont know him as Superman, the man of steel...

but rather as a super man, a living example of what you can do, if you want to bad enough.

Hats off to the man, he showed more courage from his wheelchair than most of us could ever muster up...

Shame on you, for not realizing what has been lost!

Hero in real life, you could learn a thing or two from him.

Ed

[#ditto] Ed. Some people in this world should try be more like Christopher Reeves
was. Talk about someone being a hero: He was and will always be a hero in
my book.

Christopher Reeves is a real honest to goodness [angel]

[Anonymous]

That is really mean. Christopher Reeves is one on my heros. Someone told me he did all of his own stunts in the Superman movies. I really can't believe you posted such a mean post.

[Anonymous]

Hey Kissmy-

KISS THIS!

Superman isn't dead. Christopher Reeves died. He deserves your decency and respect. Not this kind of garbage. Further, last I checked we were here to discuss railroads, not obits. Get with the program.

LC

[adrianspeeder]

Do you need meds?

Adrianspeeder

[edblysard]

Not in the least bit funny!

He survived a spinal cord injury which would have left most everyone else feeling so sorry for themselves...and managed to overcome it to the point he could move parts of his body doctors swore wouldnt ever respond...

Courage, grit, heart and compassion....

My kids dont know him as Superman, the man of steel...

but rather as a super man, a living example of what you can do, if you want to bad enough.

Hats off to the man, he showed more courage from his wheelchair than most of us could ever muster up...

Shame on you, for not realizing what has been lost!

Hero in real life, you could learn a thing or two from him.

Ed

[Anonymous]

I have all the respect for Superman and Cris Reeves,,,Whats really sad here is that the Boys from Cleveland who created him in the 1930s barely gota few bucks

[JoeKoh]

Dude
this isnt even funny. My condolances to the family. A man who had most of his abilities taken away but still had the strength to raise money for medical research etc.May we continue where superman left off.
stay safe
Joe

[Anonymous]

And who can forget those scenes in the basement of Grand Central with Gene Hackman! The swimming Pool that was the train aproach