QUOTE: Originally posted by Mookie QUOTE: Originally posted by Scottydog I promised myself I wouldn't do this 'cause it's in a different topic but I really have to know. Mookie, just how the devil could you hold a headless corpse to, quote, '**** down the hole' [:D] The guy making coffee threw everything down to come and see what I was laughing so hard about! Well, Pop, you just made my day! Actually, it is very simple. I have a driver - ergo 4 hands instead of just two. You know, co-conspirator! Laughing Mookie!
QUOTE: Originally posted by Scottydog I promised myself I wouldn't do this 'cause it's in a different topic but I really have to know. Mookie, just how the devil could you hold a headless corpse to, quote, '**** down the hole'
QUOTE: Originally posted by jhhtrainsplanes QUOTE: Originally posted by admiralh I don't know how interesting this will be, but I'll explain the "Admiral H". It is short for Admiral Halsey. He was William Fredrick Halsey, Admiral, USN (Retired), now deceased. I am distantly related, but was named after him. In high school, I had a science teacher that was a WWII history buff, and he made the connection. From that point on, in his class I was known as "The Admiral". He was kind of a kook, and had me put "The Admiral" on all my tests. Well, to make a long story longer, the name stuck. It is now also my "Biker" name, amongst the folks I ride with. And my CB handle as well. I figure, since I've been branded with it, I might as well use it. Admiral. Damn the torpedoes and full speed ahead. Oh sorry, wrong person. Just couldn't resist. [}:)] [:p] [:D]
QUOTE: Originally posted by admiralh I don't know how interesting this will be, but I'll explain the "Admiral H". It is short for Admiral Halsey. He was William Fredrick Halsey, Admiral, USN (Retired), now deceased. I am distantly related, but was named after him. In high school, I had a science teacher that was a WWII history buff, and he made the connection. From that point on, in his class I was known as "The Admiral". He was kind of a kook, and had me put "The Admiral" on all my tests. Well, to make a long story longer, the name stuck. It is now also my "Biker" name, amongst the folks I ride with. And my CB handle as well. I figure, since I've been branded with it, I might as well use it. Admiral.
QUOTE: Originally posted by bnsfkline Vallytenderfoot.....Not even close.............Burlington Northern Santa Fe Kline (My middle name) :)
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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. A very cool film, best appreciated in an enhanced state of consciousness.
cheers, krump
"TRAIN up a child in the way he should go, and when he is old he will not depart from it" ... Proverbs 22:6
QUOTE: Originally posted by Cthulhula 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. Did you know that Burt Reynolds was originally supposed to play Zed but had to give up the rold due to illness? I think that is why Connery wore the Burt Reynolds type mustache in that movie.
QUOTE: Originally posted by zardoz Mookie-I would figure you would think they would look better OUT of just about anything..... ;)
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