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QUOTE: Originally posted by zardoz at the request of Mookie - My 'handle' ZARDOZ comes from title of a sci-fi movie made in 1974. In the movie, Zardoz is actually a huge flying stone head who makes periodic visits to Earth to pick up grain consignments and issue bizarre statements involving the male anatomy. The movie stars Sean Connery as Zed, one of a carefully bred race of supervisors, the Exterminators, who oversee the agricultural labor of the neanderthal Brutals, since in 2293, with most of the Earth's surface off-limits as a polluted Outlands, industrial society has been abandoned. All worship Zardoz. Director John Boorman's ZARDOZ presents the "perfect society" of the late 23rd century, in which no one dies and age is meted out as punishment. I went to see the film one day during my layover on a passenger job in Chicago with a few other rails. Somehow, after seeing the movie, my nickname around the railroad became "zardoz", hence my use of it here in a railroad setting.
QUOTE: Originally posted by zardoz at the request of Mookie - My 'handle' ZARDOZ comes from title of a sci-fi movie made in 1974. In the movie, Zardoz is actually a huge flying stone head who makes periodic visits to Earth to pick up grain consignments and issue bizarre statements involving the male anatomy. The movie stars Sean Connery as Zed, one of a carefully bred race of supervisors, the Exterminators, who oversee the agricultural labor of the neanderthal Brutals, since in 2293, with most of the Earth's surface off-limits as a polluted Outlands, industrial society has been abandoned. All worship Zardoz. Director John Boorman's ZARDOZ presents the "perfect society" of the late 23rd century, in which no one dies and age is meted out as punishment. I went to see the film one day during my layover on a passenger job in Chicago with a few other rails. Somehow, after seeing the movie, my nickname around the railroad became "zardoz", hence my use of it here in a railroad setting. A very cool film, best appreciated in an enhanced state of consciousness.
QUOTE: Originally posted by TheAntiGates I suppose my nick should be no mystery at all, If you use software from the house of Redmond, you must perish!![^]
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QUOTE: Originally posted by jhhtrainsplanes Originally posted by zardoz at the request of Mookie - OK, now who is next, if there are no volunteers Da Mook will again put on her crown and request her court to anty up a story, NEXT ? I am surprised. I figured when I came home from work that I might be the first one to share my "story" about my nick, but I see several have beat me to it. I wanted to give people a chance to be first anyway. Now if I can get my arm back from Duchess and I share it will you. . . . The jhh part is my initials (who would have ever thought that) lol, now for the really hard part--trains, my mother worked for Frisco for 36 years so I grew up near the tracks and watching "her" trains. The last part--planes--as many of you know I work on airplanes (very fancy and expensive ones, as if they all aren't expensive). You know when I started on the computer a friend of mine told me to choose a screenname that would be different and one that no one else would think of. I guess I beat everyone else to the punch because it is MY screenname and noone else's. [:p] Reply Edit Anonymous Member sinceApril 2003 305,205 posts Posted by Anonymous on Friday, October 3, 2003 1:20 AM QUOTE: Originally posted by valleytenderfoot valleytenderfoot I live in a valley (yes I do, it's true, and it's a very pretty valley too) and I am new to the wonderous world of railroads, railfanning (dirty word) and model railroading. {Websters 3rd Edition Definition: tenderfoot: 2. any newcomer, novice or beginner} Jeff valleytenderfoot [:)] You may have once been "tender" but after 28 posts you are not now so. [:p] b t w . . . I see you are from (drum roll please) Nova Scotia. EVERY picture I have ever seen of Nova Scotia is ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL. i SURE WISH I COULD SEE IT IN PERSON. [:)] Reply Edit Mookie Member sinceJune 2001 From: US 13,488 posts Posted by Mookie on Friday, October 3, 2003 6:21 AM QUOTE: Originally posted by Scottydog No mystery on my handle, Scottydog. I was born in Scotland hence my nickname and was given to me in 'Nam. And I love your Scottish Accent! Adds some flair to the forum! Mook She who has no signature! cinscocom-tmw Reply Mookie Member sinceJune 2001 From: US 13,488 posts Posted by Mookie on Friday, October 3, 2003 6:26 AM QUOTE: Originally posted by TheAntiGates Well, I am sure you are familiar with the concept of the "Anti--christ? I don't use windows.....religiously being a complete puter know-nothing, I am not sure how you get around that. Was going to ask a question, but can't think of a thing. Maybe someone will enlighten me. Puzzled Mook She who has no signature! cinscocom-tmw Reply Mookie Member sinceJune 2001 From: US 13,488 posts Posted by Mookie on Friday, October 3, 2003 6:29 AM QUOTE: Originally posted by Modelcar ...Well, Jen since this thread is your creation I'll just fudge and make this writing my 500th one and hopefully gain that star....and also make them turn green. So here we go....I seem to do much more reading than writing but enjoy it all. Really try to gain knowledge of it all on here. Congratulations! You look very fetching in Green! And yes, Mookie is still green with envy. Sigh! La M She who has no signature! cinscocom-tmw Reply Mookie Member sinceJune 2001 From: US 13,488 posts Posted by Mookie on Friday, October 3, 2003 6:31 AM QUOTE: Originally posted by dharmon dharmon because I ain't too clever (being the victim of a Texas public skool edykashun) and MISSOURI was already taken. (psst - just between us, are you in Mizzuri? That's getting pretty close to Newbrasskey! My heritage is Mizzuri and Kansas) Mookie She who has no signature! cinscocom-tmw Reply zardoz Member sinceJanuary 2003 From: Kenosha, WI 6,567 posts Posted by zardoz on Friday, October 3, 2003 8:26 AM QUOTE: Originally posted by skeets QUOTE: Originally posted by zardoz at the request of Mookie - My 'handle' ZARDOZ comes from title of a sci-fi movie made in 1974. In the movie, Zardoz is actually a huge flying stone head who makes periodic visits to Earth to pick up grain consignments and issue bizarre statements involving the male anatomy. The movie stars Sean Connery as Zed, one of a carefully bred race of supervisors, the Exterminators, who oversee the agricultural labor of the neanderthal Brutals, since in 2293, with most of the Earth's surface off-limits as a polluted Outlands, industrial society has been abandoned. All worship Zardoz. Director John Boorman's ZARDOZ presents the "perfect society" of the late 23rd century, in which no one dies and age is meted out as punishment. I went to see the film one day during my layover on a passenger job in Chicago with a few other rails. Somehow, after seeing the movie, my nickname around the railroad became "zardoz", hence my use of it here in a railroad setting. A very cool film, best appreciated in an enhanced state of consciousness. So Z, are you saying you're something like a "stone head", or just that we shouldn't "... pay any attention to that man behind the curtain"? skeets - I suppose it depends on who you ask. I have at times been refered to as 'stonehead' (or something like that) [:D]. And yes, the 'man behind the curtain' should not be paid attention to.[;)] Reply Modelcar Member sinceFebruary 2002 From: Muncie, Indiana...Orig. from Pennsylvania 13,456 posts Posted by Modelcar on Friday, October 3, 2003 8:29 AM ....Thank you Jen...I'll behave in Green just as I did in blue. Quentin Reply Anonymous Member sinceApril 2003 305,205 posts Posted by Anonymous on Friday, October 3, 2003 10:55 AM QUOTE: Originally posted by Mookie QUOTE: Originally posted by TheAntiGates Well, I am sure you are familiar with the concept of the "Anti--christ? I don't use windows.....religiously being a complete puter know-nothing, I am not sure how you get around that. Was going to ask a question, but can't think of a thing. Maybe someone will enlighten me. Puzzled Mook well lets look at the "'big lie" ........... ever notice how software will say on the side of the box "Requires windows98 or better" ? That comment should mean that the software will run on virtually every computer, since you have to go mighty low to not be better than windows 98. I use OS/2 and Linux, both are better than W98 but will Microsoft software requiring "windows 98 or better" run on either? no, because Bill Gates lies............ Reply Edit Mookie Member sinceJune 2001 From: US 13,488 posts Posted by Mookie on Friday, October 3, 2003 11:51 AM ok - the Mook can understand that. She who has no signature! cinscocom-tmw Reply zardoz Member sinceJanuary 2003 From: Kenosha, WI 6,567 posts Posted by zardoz on Friday, October 3, 2003 11:56 AM A poor mechanic always blames his tools.... Reply 123 Join our Community! Our community is FREE to join. To participate you must either login or register for an account. 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Originally posted by zardoz at the request of Mookie - OK, now who is next, if there are no volunteers Da Mook will again put on her crown and request her court to anty up a story, NEXT ?
QUOTE: Originally posted by valleytenderfoot valleytenderfoot I live in a valley (yes I do, it's true, and it's a very pretty valley too) and I am new to the wonderous world of railroads, railfanning (dirty word) and model railroading. {Websters 3rd Edition Definition: tenderfoot: 2. any newcomer, novice or beginner} Jeff
QUOTE: Originally posted by Scottydog No mystery on my handle, Scottydog. I was born in Scotland hence my nickname and was given to me in 'Nam.
QUOTE: Originally posted by TheAntiGates Well, I am sure you are familiar with the concept of the "Anti--christ? I don't use windows.....religiously
QUOTE: Originally posted by Modelcar ...Well, Jen since this thread is your creation I'll just fudge and make this writing my 500th one and hopefully gain that star....and also make them turn green. So here we go....I seem to do much more reading than writing but enjoy it all. Really try to gain knowledge of it all on here.
QUOTE: Originally posted by dharmon dharmon because I ain't too clever (being the victim of a Texas public skool edykashun) and MISSOURI was already taken.
QUOTE: Originally posted by skeets QUOTE: Originally posted by zardoz at the request of Mookie - My 'handle' ZARDOZ comes from title of a sci-fi movie made in 1974. In the movie, Zardoz is actually a huge flying stone head who makes periodic visits to Earth to pick up grain consignments and issue bizarre statements involving the male anatomy. The movie stars Sean Connery as Zed, one of a carefully bred race of supervisors, the Exterminators, who oversee the agricultural labor of the neanderthal Brutals, since in 2293, with most of the Earth's surface off-limits as a polluted Outlands, industrial society has been abandoned. All worship Zardoz. Director John Boorman's ZARDOZ presents the "perfect society" of the late 23rd century, in which no one dies and age is meted out as punishment. I went to see the film one day during my layover on a passenger job in Chicago with a few other rails. Somehow, after seeing the movie, my nickname around the railroad became "zardoz", hence my use of it here in a railroad setting. A very cool film, best appreciated in an enhanced state of consciousness. So Z, are you saying you're something like a "stone head", or just that we shouldn't "... pay any attention to that man behind the curtain"?
QUOTE: Originally posted by Mookie QUOTE: Originally posted by TheAntiGates Well, I am sure you are familiar with the concept of the "Anti--christ? I don't use windows.....religiously being a complete puter know-nothing, I am not sure how you get around that. Was going to ask a question, but can't think of a thing. Maybe someone will enlighten me. Puzzled Mook
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