Are "carknockers " still alive and on the job??
Y6bs evergreen in my mind
Hey, wait a minute, that was my favorite stick....
Joint- coupling
Cover-buffer car
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mudchicken ..or just chunk it. ...got a skate?
..or just chunk it. ...got a skate?
Nah, but there's a blocker.
It's been fun. But it isn't much fun anymore. Signing off for now.
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zugmann When you place that placecar, be sure to tie one on, sting one on, tie it down, spin one on, and anchor it.
When you place that placecar, be sure to tie one on, sting one on, tie it down, spin one on, and anchor it.
Then you can spot a load.
Or you can place a car.
Then that car that you spotted can become a placecar. "Put the empties behind that placecar".
Rikers Yard How about hogger, or hog head for engineer. Bull= railroad detective, or cop, at least around here. Tim
How about hogger, or hog head for engineer.
Bull= railroad detective, or cop, at least around here.
Tim
zugmann cabins = caboose around here.
cabins = caboose around here.
caboose=cabeese
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Let's list some of the railroadey terms for basic things.
#1 has to be grinding stones for grinding wheels.
Jitney = van
fusee = flare
tricks = shifts
Go ahead.. add some more. We can even regional-ize or localize the railroadey terms if you want to.
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