I'm really "into" the anthracite (hard coal) region of PA for a number of different reasons, not the least of which is MRR-ing, so one could say I'm a "hard case for hard coal"... "hardcoalcase" for short.
Jim
AnonymousI think my name says it all.
It certainly does!!!
Paul
Just fell in love with this odd wheel arrangment! so thats my handle....
I'm 75yo, been a model railroader since I was 13, so "Old- timer Dean."
Deano
I've always been known for my droll, sarcastic sense of humor. Get it?
AnonymousFirst initial, last name. A lot of thought went into it.
Nothing says I Love You like resurrecting a 9-year old thread.
Why not just start a new one?
Anyway, love the reply by Anonymous. First initial is A, last name is Nonymous.
My screen name is Rich Hot Rain
Rich
Alton Junction
richhotrainMy screen name is Rich Hot Rain
"One difference between pessimists and optimists is that while pessimists are more often right, optimists have far more fun."
richhotrain My screen name is Rich Hot Rain Aaawwwwwh, and here I thought it was Rich O’Train. Cheers, the wrong again Bear.
richhotrain My screen name is Rich Hot Rain
When I lived in LA I went out one day with my trusty camera to shoot some trains. I photographed a GP-30 in the yard where the Pasadena Fwy crosses the LA River and the Golden State Fwy. The number of the locomotive was 831. Since I grew up near UP tracks and GP-30s are my favorite diesels, it just seemed logical.
Jim (with a nod to Mies Van Der Rohe)
Mine orginally was borrowed from a sign I saw - Yougottawanna short for "You got to want to change" some of the posters her have shortened it to YGW. I liked that so I sign off with that.
TTYL
YGW
Hi
When I was sigining up for the forum I drew a blank, so I fell back on my old CB handle (older guys will remember CBs) from the 70s and 80s.
Yes I agree, it's a little off topic for a MRR forum but it's too much trouble to change now. It does bring back memorys of a fun little sports car with wings.
Have fun
Lee
My surname "Anthony" is fairly common and so is my first "given" name. But the spelling of my middle name, "Leigh" is less common. I think I was born and named when Vivian Leigh (Gone with the Wind) was popular. To avoid having a use a name like anthony123445678, I used "leigh" + an abbreviation of "anthony."
Now for my password. No, wait, I'm not going to tell that one.