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Posted by Train Master on Sunday, November 19, 2006 7:13 AM
NESU: he is on medication now for the dizziness, and it never bothered him while sitting down, only standing. a motor vehicle is operated from the seated position.

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Posted by Anonymous on Sunday, November 19, 2006 6:11 AM

PHIL...AKA...MOW I would venture to say you have contributed to everyone you have come in contact with here in the forums. All we need to contribute to someone's life is just to say "Hello, and ask how are you doing today?" Always know that [WE], and I feel I can speak for all the people here, will have you and your family in our prayers. Hang in there Buddy, and come back anytime you feel a need to talk. We will be here for you.

JEFFERY: Our prayers are with you and wish you a full recovery. You really should surrender that DL before someone is hurt or killed.

FERGIE: Hope your father does make it home for the Holidays. Contractors tend to be a little slow on startups. I am having the same problems on the house in Mississippi. We bought a travel trailor to park on the property just to be there more. Sure hope it makes a difference. He said he would be able to start on me full time by the middle of December. 

PERRY: great photos. I think you need to feed your pet more often, unless its like Lee says 

it's the rail barrons and he is trying to control the hobo and bum population on your layout? 
LOL.

LUCT:thanks for the coffee, it sure warms the soul.

Prayers to all.........Neal
 

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Posted by inch53 on Sunday, November 19, 2006 5:58 AM

Mornin, coffee and some bacon n eggs Janie,

Cloudy cold day for here, with a chance of a snow flurry, snow shower, or just plain rain showers, take your choice

Moms home after her heart work and doing great now

 Becky's doing great in rehab and it looks like she'll get to come Dec 1'st now

 

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       MIKE: Congrats on winning the Railfan Pulitzer Prize!!!!! Way to go big guy !!!!!!!!! And, I see the picture is now hanging in the Coffee Shop right next to ED's prize winning Orange!! 

Dick,,, thanks you and every one else for the congrads. It was kinda neat, but hanging right next to ED's orange is the bestest honor. And thinks for the poem also.

Chuck,,, hope Kathy's feeling better now. We'll be thinking of you both.

Paul ,,, glad your eyes  were ok other than the catteracs. When you do have them removed, don't go swiming till they heal all the way. A friend of ours did after his surgury and water got in in his eyes and blinded him

David,, tell Jeff we hope he get the feelen betters soon and we'll be thinking of him.

Fergie,,, good to hear yur dads some better and hope it continues. We'll be thinking of ya'll too.

Man O War,,, Phil,, sure be sorry to hear bout your wife, but it's all in gods hands now, take some comfort in that. We'll all be here if you need us anytime.

Perry, another good batch of photos you got there thanks.

 Went and did some rail fanning last Sunday and caught this CSX just the other side of Casey, #7549 leading

Went down by the yards in Effingham and found these two GT pulling yard duty, #4995 leading




Also found this spiker there

Nothings been going on here, just chores an kids seems like. Hope ta get on the layout some during the games today for a change. Hope ya'll has a good one.

inch


 

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Posted by LSWrr on Sunday, November 19, 2006 5:09 AM
Good morning all. The coffee smells good this morning.

perry1060: That's a nasty pet you have there! I bet it's the rail barrons and he is trying to control the hobo and bum population on your layout?

Lee

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Posted by Anonymous on Sunday, November 19, 2006 5:01 AM
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Posted by Super Chief Rules on Saturday, November 18, 2006 11:05 PM
    very cool pics!!!!

Pretty cool pet too!!!!  What do you feed him?  Do you have to walk him? Wink [;)]


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Posted by perry1060 on Saturday, November 18, 2006 10:47 PM

RT,

Nice to meet you. I've built three layouts and they've all been 1:48 scale. I don't collect anything, but focus on building scenery as my primary interest. I like all scales, but O is my choice for modeling and lets me get away with stuff.

I'm having a little trouble now with one of my pets on the loose. Shock [:O]

 

 

 

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Posted by Super Chief Rules on Saturday, November 18, 2006 10:30 PM
  hope Jeff gets better soon!

Its quite in all the forums without him!!!!


Hope the rest of you guys aer doing well!!

btw is was 82 degrees here again today, no clouds either!


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Posted by Anonymous on Saturday, November 18, 2006 9:01 PM
Hi guys, its Phil aka MOW. I haven't been on line much lately. The last train item I purchased was months ago, some kedee couplers. I have not installed any and doubt I ever will. My wife has been in the hospital going on ten weeks starting Monday. Praise the Lord for insurace. I spent the last week in the hospital myself. My doctor, son and I had a very frank meeting and you know the old expresion in poker. There's a time to hold and a time to fold. The chemo has quit working, the tumor marker numbers are up and the cancer it still there. So I decided it was time to fold. I came home with Hospice. I just want you guys and girls to know that I have enjoyed being a part of the forums and knowing you all. I have learned a lot from them and hope I have in some small way contributed something as well. I will check in from time to time as my energy level permits. Happy Highballing and keep them on the track( well at least try.) Phil
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Posted by Fergmiester on Saturday, November 18, 2006 8:59 PM
 Train Master wrote:
he will probly be back on the forums tomorow nite cause he gets out tomorow, but i got to tell you guys, hes diferent. he gets mad real easy and he never been that way before. the nurse says it the medicine they have him on and they are goin to change it. i hope thats all it is


I've sailed with diabetics and they can go through some nasty mood swings if the blood sugar is off. It would also explain his passing out. Please send him our best and for a speedy recovery. I'd hold off on the strawberry pancakes as they may worsen his condition.

Not much on this end as I've been going to the hospital twice daily to take meals to dad and make sure he's eating them. The Doctor is hoping to have Dad out by Christmas but he's got a long way to go as he's dropped over 40 lbs. and is very weak. He's down to 130Lbs and at 5' 11" that's not good.

Went to the local train show this morning and picked up an old Silver Streak Box Car with TH&B markings.

I might get some MR'ng in tomorrow but doubtful. still waiting for the contractor to start in earnest. Hopefully it will be this week!

Later All

Fergie

Anyone hear from John Wood as of late?

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Posted by pcarrell on Saturday, November 18, 2006 8:45 PM

OK everyone, time to play that game again!

Time to play

Kill The Credit Card!!!!!!

What'll it be everyone?

Philip
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Posted by pcarrell on Saturday, November 18, 2006 8:43 PM
 Train Master wrote:
 pcarrell wrote:
 Paul W. Beverung wrote:

Lisa: It looks like you are trying to take PCs place at the top of the page. I'll just have a cup of coffee.

Hey!  I resemble that remark! Tongue [:P]Clown [:o)]Big Smile [:D]

i bet you do.

PC: message from jeff. he will be back on the forums tomorrow night. count on it. he says wild horses cant keep him away, what ever that means.

Well he sure hasn't lost any of his fiestyness, has he?Wink [;)]

I'll be looking for him!

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Posted by Train Master on Saturday, November 18, 2006 8:31 PM
 pcarrell wrote:
 Paul W. Beverung wrote:

Lisa: It looks like you are trying to take PCs place at the top of the page. I'll just have a cup of coffee.

Hey!  I resemble that remark! Tongue [:P]Clown [:o)]Big Smile [:D]

i bet you do.

PC: message from jeff. he will be back on the forums tomorrow night. count on it. he says wild horses cant keep him away, what ever that means.

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Posted by pcarrell on Saturday, November 18, 2006 8:12 PM
 Paul W. Beverung wrote:

Lisa: It looks like you are trying to take PCs place at the top of the page. I'll just have a cup of coffee.

Hey!  I resemble that remark! Tongue [:P]Clown [:o)]Big Smile [:D]

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Posted by Paul W. Beverung on Saturday, November 18, 2006 6:59 PM

Evening Gang:

I've got prayers going out for Jeff. David tell him that I'm pulling for him.

That poem got me to thinking about Thanksgiving and Christmas in Viet Nam. Thanksgiving was spent with my first unit and I felt like I was with my family. Christmas was spent with a new outfit and I missed my family in the states and my family at the old unit. Double hurt. I left the party and headed down to the flight line. After saying a prayer for my crew chief from the old outfit I started to feel a bit better.

The doctor said that my eyes were alright, no glaucoma or retina problems. I do have caterracs that will have to be removed but not yet. New glasses will be here in a week or so and that should help a bunch.

I stopped at one of the LHSs on the way home. I bought a BLI heavey 2-8-2 with sound for $ 199.19. Happy birthday to me. I haven'  had time to run it yet on the layout. I also picked up a foam cradle for the locos when I'm working on them and some Labelle lubs.

I spent some time on the phone with the peoplepc tech. Supriseingly I got through in a couple of minutes and managed to get things worked out. The young lady on the other end was in India so I had a slight problem with her accent. She was very patiant and pleseant. Anyway I think that things are working all right.

Lisa: It looks like you are trying to take PCs place at the top of the page. I'll just have a cup of coffee.

Well I think that I'll say Good Night.

 

 

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Posted by NeO6874 on Saturday, November 18, 2006 6:35 PM
Hope that Jeff gets better quickly... and that he'll keep out of too much trouble for a little while, so that he can recover fully....

Lee - I sent you an email detailing what I personally know.  Try getting ahold of either dansapo or tstage (they're members too), they'll probably have better information than I do.

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Posted by Cox 47 on Saturday, November 18, 2006 6:32 PM
Good Saturday Nite All......Its been a cloudy windy and cold day here...I'll have a diet Coke and some of that Pecan pie if there is any left....Train master sorry to hear about Jeff hope they get his meds right we all miss him here in the coffee shop..He is a  good friend to all of us and when I am having a bad day I try to think about his keep going way of looking at life....I havn't done any railroading today another slow day at the Pearl Street Apartments...I still have high bid on a Monon BL2 and some cars that ends Sunday but I am at my limit I set a amount that I won't go over and try to stick with  it....Well Its time to go join Sallie watching TV...You all have a great week end...Jerry
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Posted by Train Master on Saturday, November 18, 2006 4:16 PM
he will probly be back on the forums tomorow nite cause he gets out tomorow, but i got to tell you guys, hes diferent. he gets mad real easy and he never been that way before. the nurse says it the medicine they have him on and they are goin to change it. i hope thats all it is

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Posted by pcarrell on Saturday, November 18, 2006 3:45 PM

I was wondering were he was off to.

Prayers for Jeff.

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Posted by LSWrr on Saturday, November 18, 2006 3:05 PM
NeO,

Shoot me an email about your new Mrr club. The Middlefield club closed and there are a few of us wandering around and up to no good. Need to stick us in a club to keep us off the streets and out of trouble, LOL.

Lee

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Posted by LSWrr on Saturday, November 18, 2006 3:03 PM
I wish him a speedy recovery, tell him we all miss him and wish him well.

Try to sneak Jeff some of those strawberry pancakes he likes.

Lee

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Posted by Anonymous on Saturday, November 18, 2006 1:16 PM
I am just happy that Jeff was at work and not driving when he passed out. Its mean to say but I hope they pull his lic for awhile till they know whats up with him.
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Posted by Train Master on Saturday, November 18, 2006 12:54 PM

TO THOSE WHO KNOW JEFFREY WIMBERLY

i hate to be the bearer of bad news, but here gos.

for those wundering where jeffrey wimberly has been, i have this to say.

jeff passed out at work the other day and is in th hospital. nobosy is sure what happend yet. i will post more as i get it.

i for one hope it is nothin serius and i am hopin for the best

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Posted by NeO6874 on Saturday, November 18, 2006 10:48 AM
It's HO Scale.

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Posted by LSWrr on Saturday, November 18, 2006 10:09 AM
NeO: What scale is your club?

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Posted by NeO6874 on Saturday, November 18, 2006 9:46 AM
'morning everyone

had a pretty fun night yesterday - went to my first meeting for the LNMRR club.  Met Dan (Dansapo) and Tom (tstage) there.  I didn't do too much to help build anything - Dan was witing up one of the "jump" sections between two of the staging yard modules (now there's only two more to wire up - the yard is 4 modules total).  I helped hin as best I could - although putting a battery to the track isn't that much, LOL.

Though, I did come up with a (somewhat) improved way of storing the completed modules, no matter what the other guys say.  I was in the storage room for a lot of the time, helping Tom out with the new scheme for keeping everything neat (and making sure he didn't break anything else).

-Dan

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Posted by wetidlerjr on Saturday, November 18, 2006 7:21 AM
GOOD MORNING! From TIPTON Indiana.

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Posted by rtraincollector on Saturday, November 18, 2006 6:50 AM

Lee a lot of us have been there I went from beirut one year too the first gulf war a few years later. I sent  the poem on the USS Wisconsin's web masters email so he could send it to the rest. I use to have in my signature till they changed the forum here a full broad side shot from the USS Wisconsin.

We appreciate all that our fellow men and women in arms have supported our leader weather they agree with him or not. I know a lot would like it to end so they could get home or not have to go but they go because there told to . Yes they could desert or find a way out probally but they have more honor than that.

Enough on that train talk time again won 2 auctions last night a #112 standard gauge gondolla (1912 - 1926 (4 different version need to find out which one when I get it) and a U36B Southern dummy to go with my 2 Southern power U36B's

Getting ready for thanksgiven here

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Posted by LSWrr on Saturday, November 18, 2006 6:33 AM
Good morning everyone.

I’m glad to see we have some Veterans in the group and the rest seem to be very supportive to those of us on Active Duty. As we near the holiday season it causes me to reflect back on my deployment to Kuwait in 2003. The one thing that showed the support of the American (and other countries) people was the Gee-Dunk tent. Gee-dunk is the sound a candy bar makes when it hits the bottom of a vending machine. The Gee-dunk tent was where all the care packages came to rest. There wasn’t a PX/BX available to us and mail from home was sporadic at best. If you needed deodorant, chap stick, sunscreen, bar of soap, or even toilet paper you could stop in at the gee-dunk tent and find it for free from someone back in the States that cared. Right now the troops should be coming to the end of the 99.9% humidity and 125 degree Fahrenheit temperatures that started in August and the sandstorms should have reduced intensity. Soap, shampoo, baby wipes, sunscreen SPF-30+, tooth paste, razors, and those little powered packets that change the flavor of water (1-2 liter servings). Powdered detergent is good if you double wrap it. The USO or your local military unit should be able to provide you with an address to ship your items.

Remember the troops now and remember the politicians when you vote.

Lee

I hope I didn't drag that out too far...

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Posted by Anonymous on Saturday, November 18, 2006 4:17 AM
Good morning





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