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This topic is like an infomercial, at least when they use the ginsu knives on TV it's interesting.
I'll stick with my Nikon F5 and slide film!
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Erik's photo tells more story about how the railroad operates. Trainman riding the stairs to perform a visual inspection. Cool!! One of my former co-workers while training was telling me about the SBU of his train crapping out. Should have required him and his trainer to walk the train, to pu***he communicate button on it making it work, but a trailing train was given permission to pull up to his tail to do it for him. It's a brotherhood, and no one really wants to walk a train in the snow (way up here in Canada!!)
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