I just found a scary "close accident." I have never seen somebody so stupid in my life.
Check it out.
"train" related
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-3427151550156551740&q=train+accident&hl=en
This person came very close to death....
Happy railroading
James
Lionel collector, stuck in an N scaler's modelling space.
Breaking news: My computer is now on windows XP.
I'm not sure it can handle it....I can't install my wireless net drivers, so I'm coming to you from on top of the freezer in the coldest corner of the basement. By the window. And the vacuum. Sitting on a very uncomfortable chair. I also can't get any sound. And occasionally the screen disappears. And my mouse is visible about the half the time....
On the bright side, I just made it to 40 at RP. http://www.railpictures.net/showphotos.php?userid=9296
Plus I've got a fair 25 rejected photos lingering around ATM...
Go here for my rail shots! http://www.railpictures.net/showphotos.php?userid=9296
Building the CPR Kootenay division in N scale, blog here: http://kootenaymodelrailway.wordpress.com/
CMSTPP wrote: I just found a scary "close accident." I have never seen somebody so stupid in my life.Check it out."train" relatedhttp://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-3427151550156551740&q=train+accident&hl=enThis person came very close to death....Happy railroadingJames
theres a line there for a reson, idiot!
RR Redneck wrote:They say that a picture is worth a thousand words. If that is true then that movie clip is worth pages in the scrapbook of stupidity.
Speakin of one thousand, this is my one thousandth post! Yeeeehaaaaw!
gratz. how is everybody t had a snowday yesterday yaaay!!
rr redneck your in texas right? are you in danger of flooding? i got a good ice-storm yesterday and dident it cross texas too?
We never get snow days up here in Canada....ever...we haven't had a single one this millenium. Even back in 2003 (what a wacky year) when it snowed a couple feet, and I had to dig a ravine into the snow on my front lawn that was 4 feet deep in places. Many buses stopped running, and one person came into class 3 hours late, having walked ten kilometres from his house when he discovered that his bus wasn't running.
Snow day? Hell no.
And when I say 2003 was a wacky year....
It was the hottest on record. It got up to nearly 50c (Which is something like 110~120f) while I was in England, and 3 days after nearly a week of above 40c highs, it snowed. A foot. In the middle of summer. Snow isn't THAT unusual in June, July and August, but that soon and that much after it was that hot...plus, it stayed for four or five days, which was quite a suprise.
sounds good to me. i kinda slacked off for a few months posting here, and missed the old one.
no celebreat opening this, heres some videos ill also post seperatly for everyone:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eMGlaMfvg0E&mode=related&search=
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OpJJmf1TKLM
no sound in either of them, sorry.
oscaletrains wrote: gratz. how is everybody t had a snowday yesterday yaaay!!rr redneck your in texas right? are you in danger of flooding? i got a good ice-storm yesterday and dident it cross texas too?
I am out of south Texas, and in danger of freezing.
well try to keep warm.
trainboy your canadian? how close are you to sarina?
heh, i didnt know there was 4 pages of stuff before my post. (someone please tell me to pay attention and slap me in the back of the head)
some pictures taken with my new digital camera....
P&W 4002 (8-40b)in the lead of an unusually short southbound NR2 blasting at a good 30 MPH down the groton side of the thames river....
P&W 3904 (b39-8) switching th north end of plainfield terminal on a foggy morning.
4002 again heading towards the grade crossing at plinfield. i was trying to run backwards, hold the camera steady ( i love image stabalisation), and not trip on something all while trying t get a good shot, LOL. Thats what i call multitasking....