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[quote]QUOTE: Originally posted by Mookie [quote]QUOTE: Originally posted by admiralh [quote]QUOTE: Originally posted by Mookie [quote]QUOTE: Originally posted by FJ and G OK, but Big Girl sounds better to me (one Santa Fe locomotive was called Madam Queen--not our own Mookie but I believe it was the 2-10-4 Texas) Why do I prefer Big Girl? 1. Smooth coupling 2. Nice and "tender" 3. Great Hot Box 4. Well oiled and lubed 5. Hot and steamy Need I say more to make my point? [/quote] Go stand in the corner with Limitedclear and drailed99.......[}:)] Mook [/quote] Uhm, not to try and tell you how to discipline somebody, but Madame Mook, may I suggest that you have those boys stand in diffeent corners? Having all three of them together, uh, well, no good can come from this. Could be downright dangerous. Admiral [/quote] [:0] omigosh - you are right - I stand corrected! Go to the round house and stand in three separate corners!!!! Better? [:I] Moo [/quote] I don't know what I did to get involved in this thread [;)] but sure go ahead and put the three of us in the same corner. [}:)] This forum will never be the same nor will there ever be another dull moment. [:)][:D][8D] And Mook , I don't want to try and find a corner in a round house [:p]
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