TMarsh Galaxy- If we eat all those brownies we’ll all be watching our bandwidth. Todd
Galaxy- If we eat all those brownies we’ll all be watching our bandwidth.
Todd
Todd,
Don't you know that here in the diner all brownies, cookies, cakes and pies are all fat free, no calorie favorites?
-G .
Just my thoughts, ideas, opinions and experiences. Others may vary.
HO and N Scale.
After long and careful thought, they have convinced me. I have come to the conclusion that they are right. The aliens did it.
WE WON!!!!! 30-15!
I scored 4 points, lol.
Sawyer Berry
Clemson University c/o 2018
Building a protolanced industrial park layout
The turnout I ordered from Bachmann just arrived. That was quick. I also received an 8 MB SM card from a member on another forum. I checked it out already. It works and is good for 10 photos.
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Mornin all.
So here's a shot of the newly finished scenery:
And progress on the F40PH rebuild:
And progress on the CII Station:
Chloe, I'll take one of those brownies and a RBF. Sorry I can't stay, but we have a game now.
Oh crap... As I was writing this, it seems a boxcar came uncoupled. Next time the train came around, it crashed and derailed.
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Oh crud! I didn’t get here before Philip came to his senses. And he just walked out of here with the last two pieces of Lemon Meringue Pie!!!
Barry- Another lack of intelligence act I’ve done is while working on an air conditioner window unit, I removed the top and saw two very large capacitors attached. I was not necessary to remove the wiring from other items attached ,so I just flipped the lid over and continued. While attempting to disconnect another wire in the unit I applied a little leverage by bracing the heel of my hand……you guessed it. I recall asking the guy in the next bay as he was peeking around his toolbox if I screamed like a girl. He got a big kick out of that.
Soup or chili and a sandwich at the church today so off to lunch I go.
Central Illinoyz
In order to keep my position as Master and Supreme Ruler of the House, I don't argue with my wife.
I'm a small town boy. A product of two people from even smaller towns. I don’t talk on topic….. I just talk.
Good Morning!
I'll have Biscuits and Gravy with some of ED's OJ Zoe. I'm going on a layout tour today. It sounds like I'm goning to learn something........ I'll post pics once I'm finished.
Luke
- Luke
Modeling the Southern Pacific in the 1960's-1980's
Mornin' all!
Gotta get in full cleaning mode today. We've got almost 100 people invited for the game tomorrow. Now most probably won't show, but there still should be a good number that make it. And the house is well kept, my wife does an excellent job of that, but you know how it is. Ya want it to be real nice and comfortable when folks come over to spend some time, ya know?
So, I've offered up prayers for those in need (Yes, thats you!), and I'm off to go clean things and then shop for snacks and junk!
JimRCGMOPC, ...... I think you deserve a gold star for sharing your pie with Trainman Sam. That was very nice of you.
It was an accident.....it won't happen again! PROMISE!
Ray, maybe I CAN wait to retire! Holy cow, what a day!
Later all!
galaxyI like the "Onion Specific" - how old is your nephew?
Morning guys!
A big Chessie mug of Hawaiian Kona Classic Coffee direct from the Kona coast of the Big Island and a ham and egg sandwich.
{Quote} Since my layout is a duckunder, the wife and I will go out tomorrow and get a mechanics chair/with wheels, to sit on and roll under. The wife has bad knees (thanks to softball years), and she has a hard time getting under. Its on sale for $9.99. {Quote}
Jeffrey W.> I have a Chessie set like that in N scale. Nice little set. If I got in HO, though it'd have to be DCC OnBoard. I couldn't convert it like you can, I'm not the electronic genius you are The price was not bad either. LOL I like the "Onion Specific" - how old is your nephew?.
PC> prayers for those in need. We almost always have a prayer candle going for those who need it.
Unca Rogie> I cooked dinner for Mary Travers and Paul of Peter, Paul and Mary once does that count? They came into the restaurant where I happened to be a cook and had dinner that was my station's to prepare. A few other "famous peoples", too. If Ringo Starr had taught me drums, maybe I would have been better at in high school than I was!? {I was lousy musically, really}.
I will have easy day today, had dental work yesterday {ouch}. He hit a nerve with his numbing needle {double ouch!} I HATE dental work. I have rather severe TMJ problems, so hard to keep mouth open for the poor dentist. He IS an excellent dentist and patient with me, the patient lol. Maybe play with my lumber storage shed kit. I keep saying that in hopes I get to it sometiem, lol.
Waiting pateintly for spring/summer to get here so I can have a yard sale to help clean out the train room to expand layout a bit. That room is also affectionately known as the "junk room" where everything in the trailer that doesn't have a place already goes. I wish it was a big black hole to swallow things up, but instead it fills up.
Speaking of trains, have a friend who is newly interested in the hobby. So I have shared with him. He has a big old house with a whole large spare bedroom to use for a layout! I am jealous! Maybe I can help him and work/play on his when he gets to it. Not that I'm the font of knowledge here. He is in the "gathering info" stage now. I have told him to pop in here on the site for a wealth of knowledge, but I don't think he has yet set up an account.
Ok, I have wasted enough bandwidth and your time now.
CHOCOLATE CHIP BROWNIES ALA MODE for everyone!
Jeff-Todd; I tell people that nothing wakes a person up faster than becoming a ground for a CX1000A power pentode for a linear amp. I accidentally placed my thumb on the shaft of a screwdriver while flipping a cap off the top of the tube. Boy talk about a wake up call-I still bear an RF burn on my thumb from that...
Now we are ready to go---have a good'un people!
Any argument carried far enough will end up in Semantics--Hartz's law of rhetoric Emerald. Leemer and Southern The route of the Sceptre Express Barry
I just started my blog site...more stuff to come...
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Todd, that reminds me of the time when I was 11 and was watching my father work on the house wiring. He decided he'd have a little 'fun' so he grabbed my arm with one hand and grabbed the wires with the other hand for just a second. I went to comb my hair while he nursed a black eye.
Good morning. It's 35 and clear. The high will be in the high 60's and it will be partly cloudy. Went to Alexandria yesterday and picked up a couple of things. One was a pack of half section 18" radius curves and the other was a Bachmann locomotive set containing two UP GP40's and a rather cheesy looking offset cupola caboose. I have zero interest in the caboose. I bought the set primarily because of the second loco. It's a dummy unit that I have plans for. The other unit is powered but was built with 6 wheel pickup and 4 wheel drive. After some work last night I rebuilt the powered unit. It's now 8 wheel pickup and 8 wheel drive. My plan for the dummy unit is to weight it by packing modeling clay into it's plastic frame. It will then take it's place behind my two SDP40F's. I don't have any real plans for today so I'll take it as it comes along. I can't do any work on the track to the north engine house until the turnout gets here anyway. Today's Weather for: Sundown, LA 71446-6114 1/31/2009 Wind Chill: 37°F Humidity: 81% Dew Point: 32°F So Far Today High: 40°F Low: 35°F Rain: 0.00" Rain Rate: 0.00"/h Gust: 0mph NNE Today High: 68 Mostly sunny. Highs in the upper 60s. Southwest winds around 5 mph. Tonight Low: 42 Mostly clear early in the evening then becoming partly cloudy. Not as cool. Lows in the lower 40s. South winds 5 to 10 mph.
Mornin’ everbody. Biscuits and gravy please, And a mug of coffee thank you.
C&O Fan To see a dog go from Death Row in the pound to walking accross the parking lot with it's tail wagging as it accompanys it's new owner on it's way to a forever home
To see a dog go from Death Row in the pound
to walking accross the parking lot with it's tail wagging as it accompanys it's new owner on it's way to a forever home
OK , that picture has made my vision a bit blurry. The older I get the more that kind of stuff touches me.
As long as we are telling stories. Now Jeff obviously knows what he’s doing and a simple accidental misplacing of the finger resulted in his hair raising experience, but let me tell you what happens when someone with a couple less brain cells than required (me) is involved. As one who worked on DC electrical systems with low voltage and for the most part little amps, I have developed, shall we say, a few bad habits which come to haunt at times. A while back a light became inop and after a bulb change the power in the socket was checked with multimeter and nothing. Sooo, it was easier to go to the switch than drop the fixture. Remove the cover plate and decided to pull switch out for easier access. I unscrewed the switch from the box and pulled the switch carefully out. As soon as it cleared the switches on each side…..I grabbed it to clear a bit more. The wife came in to see who I was calling stupid etc. and after relaying the story, I looked into her emotionless face and watched her as she shook her head and left the room. OK voltage there after a more careful testing. Drop the light fixture. Not a big one but I didn’t want it to just hang by the wires so three hands are needed. Not to stray from the manly “I can do this without help” opinion. I proceeded to utilize my left hand as a two function hold the fixture and the test lead tool. Soooo, as I have grown accustomed to doing as a regular way. I “clamped” the test lead between my thumb and the ground wire. Immediately remembering…in AC, black is not ground (something I knew). A voice from the door said calmly, “do you want me to turn off the breaker?” Well, everyone knows you can’t check for voltage with the power off, so no. Again the emotionless faced shaking head disappears down the hall. Bad fixture. Remove fixture to see if I can fix it. Long way to the basement to throw the breaker. “Hon.. “ Nah if I’m careful I can get this off , then go shut off power. I’ve learned. Everything went fine, until I wasn’t satisfied with the distance between the wires. I guess you can figure why the wife asked “do you need any help” though this time she didn’t bother showing up. “Nope, I’m done.” Repairing the fixture and replacement of course went without incident.
unca roggie Hi folks...its past midnight already, so better keep it to a small decaf, please. I just logged onto the Walthers site to see what the tracking news is, on my shipment. It took four days to get from Milwaukee to Chino, California (wherever that is) and two days to make it the to the Palm Springs post office---being close enough that if I stand outside and really holler, they might hear me, there. It has been sitting there for 48 hours so far. I wish they'd let me walk over and pick it UP (but I can just IMAGINE the ruckus that'd cause.) I just hope they aren't forwarding it to my Canadian address, which they were to stop doing in November. (Sigh...) I'm going to comment HERE about the Beach Boys song thing that was being discussed on the "she's real fine..." thread, as most of you have been there, anyway, to read it. The subject is how it may not be TRUE that an incident from 1963 that I was a periphery player in, resulted in Brian Wilson writing the "Fun Fun Fun" song. A derivitive story from that: I was at a big party, and someone who knew the story, asked me to repeat it to some of the other guests. One guy threw up his hands, saying it was the tallest tale he'd ever heard. As it certainly doesn't glorify ME any, I wondered why he was so emotional over hearing the story, and thinking I made it up. In any event, he was walking by when I was speaking to someone else, later, who asked me how I learned to play drums. My answer was, "by watching Ringo Starr." This caused him to go into CONVULSIONS, screaming, "Oh, yeah, NOW this guy claims that Ringo Bloody Starr tutored him on drums! What a bold faced LIAR!" What I MEANT was that from the first time I watched the Beatles on the Jack Parr Show (a year before they did Ed Sullivan) I began to mimic everything about how Ringo played, including the bobbleheaded way he grinned as he did so. People are weird, aren't they? Makes for an interesting world, though, right?
Hi folks...its past midnight already, so better keep it to a small decaf, please.
I just logged onto the Walthers site to see what the tracking news is, on my shipment. It took four days to get from Milwaukee to Chino, California (wherever that is) and two days to make it the to the Palm Springs post office---being close enough that if I stand outside and really holler, they might hear me, there.
It has been sitting there for 48 hours so far. I wish they'd let me walk over and pick it UP (but I can just IMAGINE the ruckus that'd cause.) I just hope they aren't forwarding it to my Canadian address, which they were to stop doing in November. (Sigh...)
I'm going to comment HERE about the Beach Boys song thing that was being discussed on the "she's real fine..." thread, as most of you have been there, anyway, to read it. The subject is how it may not be TRUE that an incident from 1963 that I was a periphery player in, resulted in Brian Wilson writing the "Fun Fun Fun" song.
A derivitive story from that: I was at a big party, and someone who knew the story, asked me to repeat it to some of the other guests. One guy threw up his hands, saying it was the tallest tale he'd ever heard.
As it certainly doesn't glorify ME any, I wondered why he was so emotional over hearing the story, and thinking I made it up. In any event, he was walking by when I was speaking to someone else, later, who asked me how I learned to play drums. My answer was, "by watching Ringo Starr."
This caused him to go into CONVULSIONS, screaming, "Oh, yeah, NOW this guy claims that Ringo Bloody Starr tutored him on drums! What a bold faced LIAR!"
What I MEANT was that from the first time I watched the Beatles on the Jack Parr Show (a year before they did Ed Sullivan) I began to mimic everything about how Ringo played, including the bobbleheaded way he grinned as he did so.
People are weird, aren't they? Makes for an interesting world, though, right?
Hello and a good frosty morning to all of you--Chloe can I have an egg on a muffin and a coffee to go please---Here we go ---off on a trip around town---gotta go to Forest City Surplus now--BIL needs more camping gear for winter---yeeesh
The above quoted piece by Roggie reminds me of a certain grump I know at work who cannot stand me or this other fellow. If either one of us mentions anything about even one band we even saw--let alone anything else he would have a bird on our heads about it---LOL!!! It got to the point that one time I came in with a photo of Neil Peart and I standing by a bike he had at one time--and the guy just flipped--saying it was digitized--it was all a lie--blah blah blah ---got to the point that the mgr came out and told the guy to basically shut his pie hole---I thought at the time --boy, some people are awfully sensitive about things and such
Hence a saying I went around with for a few years then---you have the right to self combust---so long as it is not in my house
Oh-BTW- the tracking we get may have a reason--the packages are hitchhiking. It could explain why some things end up in Gutted Finger ME-then going to Busted Nose OK.
So--everyone---have a wonderful non-combusting day------
TMarsh Snip Terry- I know that cats are the animal of choice for many here. But I have a super, SUPER soft spot for dogs. (I have a soft spot for kitties too just not as big. Ah, Ah, Aaaaah Chooooo. If you know what I mean) In fact I have a soft spot for most animals. What you do I have the utmost admiration, Thank you. Snip People helping people, people helping animals. What a group of people. Todd
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Terry- I know that cats are the animal of choice for many here. But I have a super, SUPER soft spot for dogs. (I have a soft spot for kitties too just not as big. Ah, Ah, Aaaaah Chooooo. If you know what I mean) In fact I have a soft spot for most animals. What you do I have the utmost admiration, Thank you.
People helping people, people helping animals. What a group of people.
No need to thank me
is all the thanks i need.
Of course it's hard not to fall in love with these guys when you give them the foster care they need while
they are healing from their illnesses
but the tears that come at adoptions when you see them leave are tears of joy
We spend over $60,000 per year on Vet Care and boarding costs and it's all done on faith
and donations from fund raisers. Each time we are broke a small miracle happens a check shows up and we get to continue
Some one up there loves these dogs
TerryinTexas
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Morning all. Double order of biscuits and gravy for me.
Sam, there are sound-equipped C30-7s and GP30s. I think that BLI makes sound-equipped C30-7s and P2K makes sound-equipped GP30s. I have one of the GP30s with sound/DCC, and am very pleased with it.
Got some MR stuff done yesterday. Installed beacons on my SD45s (pictures are in the WPF), and got two of my engines set as master locos for speed matching. I'm using the golden loco method so that way I'll be able to run any all of my engines together, just not all at once.
Vincent
Wants: 1. high-quality, sound equipped, SD40-2s, C636s, C30-7s, and F-units in BN. As for ones that don't cost an arm and a leg, that's out of the question....
2. An end to the limited-production and other crap that makes models harder to get and more expensive.
Good Morning from Tipton IN !
Bill Tidler Jr.
Near a cornfield in Indiana...
Hello again, everyone!!!
Zoe, can I have a decaf and a donut?
Thanks for the reminder (after reading the stories you guys have on where your stuff travels through it got me thinking Sooo... Just got finished checking my Ebay updates, I won two engines that I need for my layout in planning (NH&I RR) (GP-30 and a C30-7!!!), but forgot to get tracking numbers... grr! so no idea where either of them are... should be here wed or thurs if my math is right (crossing fingers!!
Ebay is great, huh!?! the price I paid for both those engines and shipping is less than I would have paid in LHS for ONE!!! So I splurged and bought the pc board drop-in DCC Digitrax decoder for my GP30! (DON'T TELL MY FIANCEE, she'll want some vital portion of my anatomy if she were to fing out.... Ouuuucch!
Now I just have to figure out which sound decoder to get for the GP30 and which Decoder to go with for the C30-7... Please, any suggestions and reasons as to why it would be the better choice would be greatly welcome!!!
Good night and God bless as you journey through life!!!
Sam
May He bless you, guide you, and keep you safe on your journey through life!
I Model the New Hope & Ivyland RR (Bucks County, PA)
Hello Jim- Well everyone is all tucked up in bed and currently either have fallen asleep or are about too. The house is a shambles right now what with sleeping bags, extra mattresses and pillows flung about and barely anyplace for one to place their feet when walking---do not be clumsy around here that is sure---
TMarsh--AH-I see some gremlin noticed you didn't get some nuisence messeges, hmmm? I'm getting tired of them.
And so we get ready to go to sleep and down the street we here a bit of a tooodooo between a couple of people--this neighbourhood can be SO QUIET sometimes. Othertimes--
Anyhooo--Chloe-can I get a coffee to go please--I think I'm going to go home now---
JimRCGMOjeffrey-wimberlyI just got conformation from OfficeMax that my new Nikon Coolpix L18 camera was picked up by UPS yesterday and was last seen leaving Chicago. It should be here Monday. By way of Austin, then Albany, then Florida...?
jeffrey-wimberlyI just got conformation from OfficeMax that my new Nikon Coolpix L18 camera was picked up by UPS yesterday and was last seen leaving Chicago. It should be here Monday.
Good evening, Zoe - sheesh, four pages in one day? I'll be tripping over my fingers tryin' to catch up with what everybody's been posting... I'll have a cup of decaf for now, please. Earlier tonight at church was their annual Wild Game Feast (buffalo, wild boar, plus beef stew, rolls some killer size ribs (I didn't ask what they were from ). I'm stuffed, and I don't mean by a taxidermist, either. They had a game identifying slide show, and had eight volunteers come up to identify 8 kinds of meat (which were from lion, rattlesnake, wild boar, raccoon, bison, elk, squirrel, deer, and... I forgot, but there were 12 kinds of game that they had to pick from for identifying). And no, they wouldn't let them say it "tasted like chicken."
It was somewhat warmer today, but will reach the 40's (F) tomorrow, so more will really be melting then. The roads were better today (even with the ice potholes in a lot of places), and I could get into (and out of) my apartment building's parking lot okay today and tonight. Still lots of people south and southwest from us without power.
Spent about two hours over 'lunch' getting the car inspected, running by the post office (for a copy of my insurance coverage that my agent mailed to me), then over an hour in line at the license bureau for car plates. Ah, such fun! (Memo to self, next year, go to the other bureau office - 20 miles down the road - and start earlier in the month!) I'd been waiting for my renewal notice to arrive, but they didn't get it to me, for whatever reason. Guess I should quit about that for now......
Unca Rog, I've had some orders that I'd bet used that same shipper! Since I know little about the other people in my apartment building (and don't trust some of the neighborhood kids), I have my packages shipped to my w**k unless they're coming USPS. Of course, i've found that the USPS tracking system doesn't update but once every quarter of the year... (just joshin' ya there...) "It'll get there when it gets there" must be the USPS motto now, I'm guessing.
Jeff, it sounds like your card got some serious heat. I see that you've had your camera guy up in the Goodyear blimp, huh? That sounded like a 'shocking' experience at your Dad's place. Good thing you weren't holding tightly to things...
Rob, where'd they have those Imex trailers? I have trouble finding them other than whatever's in the Walthers catalog (and I know that's not all the Imex stuff). Those might even work for my layout's era. Hope your wife got to the dentist okay.
Ray - it sounds like you spend part of every day waiting on a phone call, lately. That was something about the driver with the big rig delivering. Probably was good that the lady across the street wasn't home at the time.
MononJim, your tale about putting the young one to bed reminded me of when my daughter was small, and her mother would try to read her to sleep (except that Mom fell asleep, too). I think there was one time when Sarah came down the hall to ask me to continue reading (when her Mom fell asleep before Sarah did).
From some of the posts, I'd guess a few Diners (and CFO's) might be having a wee bit of cabin fever, eh? But I got some of that earlier this week - which was why I ended up hanging up my car that day on the snowbank... Of course, some of you have furry mobile noisemakers to keep you entertained, too.
Luke, that's a great snow train video - thanks for posting the link!
to the Diner, Trainman Sam! Have a cup of your favorite bev. on me.
PC, will be praying for your meeting with the friend. And just for safety's sake, don't go snorting that black plague, okay? I think you deserve a gold star for sharing your pie with Trainman Sam. That was very nice of you.
Terry, way to go on helping those cockers out with their (uh...) 'personal hygiene.' I think the earliest dog I recall having was a black cocker spaniel when we lived in Beatrice (not sure if that was in Iowa or Nebraska, but one of those states). I still have some pics - I'll have to find them and post 'em for those of you needing assistance controlling any pests around your house.
Paul, sorry to hear about Mary Ann being in the hospital again. You take good care of her (and make sure she follows the doctor's directions to the letter, too). will continue for both of you.
Sounds like Inch, Tom, Sue and other Diners have been getting some actual progress on your layouts. Maybe I can get some things done on mine this weekend - at least get back to my Walthers transfer warehouse rebuild...
Well, it's about time for me to leave, since they're vaccuuming the carpet at the Panera's where I'm using their WiFi. I'll finish catching up in the morning from the laundromat. Prayers continue for those in need of healing, heat, or other comfort.
Blessings,
Jim in Cape Girardeau
This one will remain Onion Specific (that's what my nephew calls UP).
Tall glass of cool lemon water, please & thanks.
***Jeffrey, is that set going to remain Union Pacific or be heading for the painters shop?
Very tired tonight. If I may, it was a "Ray kind of day".
Anyone here ever added coffee to a base stock to slow cook beef stew in? Was suggested to my wife by someone at a local store. Said it tenderized the meat and cooked off leaving no coffee flavor.
Healing thoughts to those in need.
Rob
OK The last line was to read "But don't tell the snoots on other forums I said that." Though I really don't care what they think.But my computer is doing some silly things like loading page slow, posting slow and loosing Internet connection.
I think I'll depart before I can no longer say I've never had a timeout message.
G'night all Todd
After reading your followup. I guess they are not the same, I thought it was a Spectrum. Looked like it. BUT I still think it's a good deal.I also have a standard and it runs great
jeffrey-wimberly Checked into a new MAF sensor for my car today. Autozone wants $242 for it! On a cold day in a hot place! I'll get one from a scrap yard first. I can pick up 11 or 12 for that price. One of them would have to be good. Picked up a little something in Alexandria today along with a package of half section 18" radius curve tracks today. This came from a place called Great Planes Models Distributors Company.
Checked into a new MAF sensor for my car today. Autozone wants $242 for it! On a cold day in a hot place! I'll get one from a scrap yard first. I can pick up 11 or 12 for that price. One of them would have to be good. Picked up a little something in Alexandria today along with a package of half section 18" radius curve tracks today. This came from a place called Great Planes Models Distributors Company.
I got the same set a while ago only in Amtrak F40PH (I guess that's not the same set then. huh.) Anyway I think It's a great deal for the money, they run good and strong (is your second loco a dummy? Mine is) and I really like mine and I hope you like yours. Mine is not DCC and I'm not sure if it's even DCC ready. Didn't read. Ripped and ran, never even took the shell off.
New Haven I-5Does it have DCC?
TMarshJeffrey- I gotta ask, in the end after all the testing of the circuit, what was the multi meter for?
TMarshRay- I thought you said you were retired. I must have misunderstood.
I am! That's why I get to spend the day having so much fun..........
Ray Seneca Lake, Ontario, and Western R.R. (S.L.O.&W.) in HO
We'll get there sooner or later!
Evenin, Everbody. Spare ribs and mac and cheese please, glass of sweet tea and a slice of peach pie. Started to come in earlier but I saw Philip sharing pie, was so shocked I stumbled backwards off the steps and fell head first into a snow drift and got stuck . By the time I got out I had to get going for the day.
Glad all went well with the meeting Philip. I know it can be tough and hopefully the common ground can do it. MRR therapy. Too cool!!
to the diner Sam!
Jeffrey- I gotta ask, in the end after all the testing of the circuit, what was the multi meter for?
Remember Stargate Atlantis? Why I remember when it was …….Never mind.
Ray- I thought you said you were retired. I must have misunderstood.
Well gonna make another short night of it.
Hey, anybody heard from Garry? Hope he’s OK from the ice.
"Rust, whats not to love?"