Depot Diner & Coffee Shop

[locomutt]

Thank You for telling us,and HAPPY BIRTHDAY.

The "cake" is in the mail[:D]

[Modelcar]

Happy birthday to Jim....

[Modelcar]

...Gaterade and mini-donuts sounds good and I could even stand the glazed ones if I had to subsitute.....For any meal.

[dharmon]

Happy birthday Jim!!!

[edblysard]

So you'r what, 30 now?[:-^]

Happy birthday, Jim...

Ed

[cherokee woman]

Jim,

HAPPY BIRTHDAY, BUDDY!!

[Kozzie]

QUOTE: Originally posted by Modelcar

Phil....Yes, I suppose the Pizza King does give it away....We're here in Muncie. But on the pizza, you can get the similar product in Florida but it's under the name of "Sir Pizza". And on our time ver. Kozzie's....I believe he is just about 16 hrs. ahead of us. So now as it is close to 11 am. here, I would imagine Kozzie is sawing logs.

Ahh...back on deck, cup of coffee, ready to start work...now that you lot have just finished work...[;)] Yep Quentin, you were right, I was sawing logs then...looks 16 hours it is.

Quesntin, one final Q about time zones then I am happy..[:)] [;)] heh heh - form the 16 hours for east coast, I just add one more hour for Mid-West states, another hour agian for Mountain states and still another for West coast? [;)] [:)]

I think I've finally got it [:)]

Dave

[jeaton]

Jim

All the best, Stay cool.

Jay

[tree68]

QUOTE: Originally posted by Kozzie

QUOTE: Originally posted by Modelcar

Phil....Yes, I suppose the Pizza King does give it away....We're here in Muncie. But on the pizza, you can get the similar product in Florida but it's under the name of "Sir Pizza". And on our time ver. Kozzie's....I believe he is just about 16 hrs. ahead of us. So now as it is close to 11 am. here, I would imagine Kozzie is sawing logs.

Ahh...back on deck, cup of coffee, ready to start work...now that you lot have just finished work...[;)] Yep Quentin, you were right, I was sawing logs then...looks 16 hours it is.

Quesntin, one final Q about time zones then I am happy..[:)] [;)] heh heh - form the 16 hours for east coast, I just add one more hour for Mid-West states, another hour agian for Mountain states and still another for West coast? [;)] [:)]

I think I've finally got it [:)]

Dave

Eastern Standard Time = GMT -5 (EDT -4)
Central Standard = GMT -6
Mountain Standard = GMT -7
Pacific Standard = GMT - 8
I think Hawaii is GMT -10 or 11.

You think resetting all your clocks is a pain - try remembering whether you have to add 4 hours or 5 when you have to work in GMT...

[Kozzie]

QUOTE: Originally posted by tree68

QUOTE: Originally posted by Kozzie

QUOTE: Originally posted by Modelcar

Phil....Yes, I suppose the Pizza King does give it away....We're here in Muncie. But on the pizza, you can get the similar product in Florida but it's under the name of "Sir Pizza". And on our time ver. Kozzie's....I believe he is just about 16 hrs. ahead of us. So now as it is close to 11 am. here, I would imagine Kozzie is sawing logs.

Ahh...back on deck, cup of coffee, ready to start work...now that you lot have just finished work...[;)] Yep Quentin, you were right, I was sawing logs then...looks 16 hours it is.

Quesntin, one final Q about time zones then I am happy..[:)] [;)] heh heh - form the 16 hours for east coast, I just add one more hour for Mid-West states, another hour agian for Mountain states and still another for West coast? [;)] [:)]

I think I've finally got it [:)]

Dave

Eastern Standard Time = GMT -5 (EDT -4)
Central Standard = GMT -6
Mountain Standard = GMT -7
Pacific Standard = GMT - 8
I think Hawaii is GMT -10 or 11.

You think resetting all your clocks is a pain - try remembering whether you have to add 4 hours or 5 when you have to work in GMT...

Thanks Larry [:)] [;)]

Of course, now that you've said that you have to work in GMT, heh heh [;)][:)]...I'm curious..heh heh..[;)][:)]....what work do you do that requires working in GMT? Is it to do with the U.K.? [;)]

(Hawaii is that far behind Austrlian Eastern Standard time that most folk here would just ADD about 5 hours (I think), then take off one whole day! [:0] [:0])

Dave

[tree68]

QUOTE: Originally posted by Kozzie

Of course, now that you've said that you have to work in GMT, heh heh [;)][:)]...I'm curious..heh heh..[;)][:)]....what work do you do that requires working in GMT? Is it to do with the U.K.? [;)]

Nope - I deal with gov't messaging systems. They all use GMT. Also a weather buff, and sometimes the radar images carry a zulu time, so I have to translate so I know whether it's up to date...

[Kozzie]

QUOTE: Originally posted by tree68

QUOTE: Originally posted by Kozzie

Of course, now that you've said that you have to work in GMT, heh heh [;)][:)]...I'm curious..heh heh..[;)][:)]....what work do you do that requires working in GMT? Is it to do with the U.K.? [;)]

Nope - I deal with gov't messaging systems. They all use GMT. Also a weather buff, and sometimes the radar images carry a zulu time, so I have to translate so I know whether it's up to date...

Thanks Larry. [:)]

I don't suppose you could organize some rain for us here downunder [;)] - it's mighty dry...[:(]

Larry, the photo of you in your profile gives us details of what looks like quite a good steam loco. What class/type is it? [;)]

Dave

[jeaton]

Oh wait-the time is OK, but what DAY is it? Tomorrow? Isn't it Wednesday in Australia? How do you guys manage that? I'm going to write President Bush and complain!!!

Jay

[cherokee woman]

QUOTE: Originally posted by Kozzie

QUOTE: Originally posted by tree68

QUOTE: Originally posted by Kozzie

Of course, now that you've said that you have to work in GMT, heh heh [;)][:)]...I'm curious..heh heh..[;)][:)]....what work do you do that requires working in GMT? Is it to do with the U.K.? [;)]

Nope - I deal with gov't messaging systems. They all use GMT. Also a weather buff, and sometimes the radar images carry a zulu time, so I have to translate so I know whether it's up to date...

Thanks Larry. [:)]

I don't suppose you could organize some rain for us here downunder [;)] - it's mighty dry...[:(]

Larry, the photo of you in your profile gives us details of what looks like quite a good steam loco. What class/type is it? [;)]

Dave

Kozzie,

If you want rain, come to Louisville, KY. We're under a severe t-storm watch until 1 a.m.,
and have already been under severe t-storm warnings since about 8. Even had to go
outside and pick up our 95 gal. garbage can from the middle of the front yard[:0]

[Kozzie]

QUOTE: Originally posted by jeaton

Oh wait-the time is OK, but what DAY is it? Tomorrow? Isn't it Wednesday in Australia? How do you guys manage that? I'm going to write President Bush and complain!!!

Jay

Hey Jay! Yes! [(-D] hee hee I am already in your tomorrow! [:-,] It's Wednesday down under, and I'm just thinking about what to have for lunch! Yum! [C=:-)][dinner]

Before you have a yarn with the President, I think it's something to do with that mischevous little line that runs basically north south on the Pacific Ocean with the grand title of "International Date Line". And we are on the tomorrow side! [:-,] hee hee [(-D]

Cherokee Woman - no storms please - just rain...[:p] [:)] thanks very much! Anytime will do, preferably sooner...[;)] We get some real beauties of storms in our summer too.

Dave

[jeaton]

Cherokee Woman.

Stopped in Cincinnati a couple of weeks ago and step-son Russ' lawn was as hard as a rock. Have the storms made it up stream at all?

Jay

[locomutt]

QUOTE: Originally posted by jeaton

Cherokee Woman.

Stopped in Cincinnati a couple of weeks ago and step-son Russ' lawn was as hard as a rock. Have the storms made it up stream at all?

Jay

That would be a semi-yes.

Have got to go out later this morning,to see if we have any damage.

I know other people in certain areas are familiar with this,but WE are
NOT. Some of the newcasters(and other people) have compaired
this last storm we had tonight,with the 1974 Tornado(in respect to damage)
We had a couple of power interuptions,but otherwise not too bad.
The last Iheard on TV,in certain parts of the county,about 80,000 people
were without power. And they did say,some of them might not get it for about
a week,due to all the trees,lines,etcdown.[:(]

[Anonymous]

QUOTE: Originally posted by edblysard

So you'r what, 30 now?[:-^]

Happy birthday, Jim...

Ed

No Ed, 29. [;)]

Dad has been 29 ever since I can remember. And naturally I cannot be older than my dad. So now I am 29 and 3 days. [:D] [;)] [:D]

Sale on Swamp Lamp, Get it While It is the dry season. [:D] [;)] [8D]

[Mookie]

QUOTE: Originally posted by Modelcar

...Gaterade and mini-donuts sounds good and I could even stand the glazed ones if I had to subsitute.....For any meal.

EEEEWWWWWWW.......

Mookie

[Mookie]

Wed morning - coffee on - still no air here at work. It isn't unbearable - just very sticky.

1/2 day again - we do more time off than we do work! 1/2 day again on Friday. No wonder I am always so behind. I don't appreciate it, since I don't play golf!

Breakfast....ugh. I am out of ideas. However, you can submit your most unusual breakfast - mine would be cold pizza. Yum. However, I have served a chocolate chip waffle with vanilla ice cream and chocolate syrup. That was a toughie. Kept wanting to .....well, let's just say it made me a little queasy. And could never get past a peanut butter and banana omelette.

Excuse me - think I need to go down the hall...

Mookie

PS - If you see Mudchicken coming with asparagus, lock both doors! [xx(]

[tree68]

QUOTE: Originally posted by Kozzie


I don't suppose you could organize some rain for us here downunder [;)] - it's mighty dry...[:(]

Larry, the photo of you in your profile gives us details of what looks like quite a good steam loco. What class/type is it? [;)]

Dave

I'll call on a friend with Native American roots to see if he can do a rain dance for you.

Loco in the profile is an S-2 Berkshire (NKP) at the Pennsylvania Transportation Museum in Strasburg. I've got pictures of myself with 4 or 5 Berks. Call it a mission... Now if I can just catch a ride behind one.

[cherokee woman]

Mookie,

Guess the weirdest thing I've ever eaten for breakfast is: chilli. Would eat it for breakfast when I was a kid. Mama thought I was CRAZY!!

[cherokee woman]

QUOTE: Originally posted by jhhtrainsplanes

QUOTE: Originally posted by edblysard

So you'r what, 30 now?[:-^]

Happy birthday, Jim...

Ed

No Ed, 29. [;)]

Dad has been 29 ever since I can remember. And naturally I cannot be older than my dad. So now I am 29 and 3 days. [:D] [;)] [:D]

Sale on Swamp Lamp, Get it While It is the dry season. [:D] [;)] [8D]

[}:)]Jim, are you and your dad taking a line from Jack Benny and deleting 10 years[?][:0]

[CShaveRR]

C'mon, Cher, lots of people our age are 29!

[tree68]

QUOTE: Originally posted by CShaveRR

C'mon, Cher, lots of people our age are 29!

Or celebrating anniversaries thereof! [swg]

[locomutt]

[#ditto]

Then I guess I'm 29+24[:)]

[Noah Hofrichter]

Cold Pizza is fine with me. Don't worry, I'll be on mudchicken patrol for about fifteen minutes, after that your on your own. I've eaten a darn lot of things for breakfest. I don't feel like making those freezer pancakes, so I just grab yesterdays leftovers.

Noah

[locomutt]

Kozzie,
If we could ship it to you,you could have had all the rain we had last night.
I wouldn't wi***he 80mph winds off on you,but depending on where you
live around here,we got 3-5" of rain.

[Mikeygaw]

i'll take my favorite breakfast of Pepsi or Sprite with Poptarts and starburst

[Kozzie]

Larry

Thanks for info on the Berk. I reckon they look great. I drool when I think of the Bachmann Spectrum models...


Locomutt

Thanks for the good wishes, 3 - 5 inches sounds good. By the way, can you ask Cherokee Woman if she got my email?

Dave
(Kozzie)