Sorry. I got carried away there. I just didn't know what the protocol was, for being the first to brag about receiving a magazine that comes to my house every month.
Anyway, it looks to be a good one-as always.
Thanks to Chris / CopCarSS for my avatar.
"We have met the enemy and he is us." Pogo Possum "We have met the anemone... and he is Russ." Bucky Katt "Prediction is very difficult, especially if it's about the future." Niels Bohr, Nobel laureate in physics
jeaton wrote:It's your reward for living in South Dakota.
What would be his reward for living in North Dakota ?
nanaimo73 wrote: jeaton wrote:It's your reward for living in South Dakota.What would be his reward for living in North Dakota ?
Relocation to South Dakota.
Murphy Siding wrote: nanaimo73 wrote: What would be his reward for living in North Dakota ?Watching those MRL trains roll through?
nanaimo73 wrote: What would be his reward for living in North Dakota ?
Funny I am seriously thinking of not renewing when mine is up in NOV.
Murphy Siding wrote: Sorry. I got carried away there. I just didn't know what the protocol was, for being the first to brag about receiving a magazine that comes to my house every month. Anyway, it looks to be a good one-as always.
Living nearby to MP 186 of the UPRR Austin TX Sub
Carl
Railroader Emeritus (practiced railroading for 46 years--and in 2010 I finally got it right!)
CAACSCOCOM--I don't want to behave improperly, so I just won't behave at all. (SM)
Wow, I'd rather go to Alaska where you get a check for living there...lol...
Of course, on my one recent trip to SD I was impressed by the general attractiveness of the native female population, so perhaps I could stop by on my way to AK...
LC
okay matt wants to camp by the mailbox tonight. probably get here tommorow.
stay safe
joe
Deshler Ohio-crossroads of the B&O Matt eats your fries.YUM! Clinton st viaduct undefeated against too tall trucks!!!(voted to be called the "Clinton St. can opener").
Oh, yeah, haven't seen mine yet...
Limitedclear wrote: jeaton wrote:It's your reward for living in South Dakota.Wow, I'd rather go to Alaska where you get a check for living there...lol...Of course, on my one recent trip to SD I was impressed by the general attractiveness of the native female population, so perhaps I could stop by on my way to AK...LC
Being an optimist, I assumed that Kalmbach just went alphabeticaly to see who got their magazines first each month. It appears they are starting with the letter "T" this month.
Murphy Siding wrote: Being an optimist, I assumed that Kalmbach just went alphabeticaly to see who got their magazines first each month. It appears they are starting with the letter "T" this month.
Um, "Siding" starts with an "S".
Brian (IA) http://blhanel.rrpicturearchives.net.
blhanel wrote: Murphy Siding wrote: Being an optimist, I assumed that Kalmbach just went alphabeticaly to see who got their magazines first each month. It appears they are starting with the letter "T" this month.Um, "Siding" starts with an "S".
"S". "T". Close.
jeaton wrote: blhanel wrote: Murphy Siding wrote: Being an optimist, I assumed that Kalmbach just went alphabeticaly to see who got their magazines first each month. It appears they are starting with the letter "T" this month.Um, "Siding" starts with an "S". "S". "T". Close.
Has anyone checked to see if the "Die" were "Loaded"?!
Methinks we might have a problem here.
(Lucky Devil)
(don't forget "N" )
Being Crazy,keeps you from going "INSANE" !! "The light at the end of the tunnel,has been turned off due to budget cuts" NOT AFRAID A Vet., and PROUD OF IT!!
Railfan1 wrote:I hope to get mine in the next few days. What I'm really waiting on is Locomotive 2007! Only 3 and half months!
No Trains today, but they usually do come in on the weekend, so here's to tommorow.
Lance, I'm hoping for those months to go by quickly also, maybe we'll get Locomotive 2007 at the same time.
.....It has not made it to central Indiana yet.
Quentin
Murphy Siding wrote: jeaton wrote: blhanel wrote: Murphy Siding wrote: Being an optimist, I assumed that Kalmbach just went alphabeticaly to see who got their magazines first each month. It appears they are starting with the letter "T" this month.Um, "Siding" starts with an "S". "S". "T". Close. I've got a confession to make....my real last name isn't Siding
Just think what you could do for your employer, though- "Hey folks, Murphy Siding here to show you the best quality aluminum and vinyl..."
Hey, you could become a celebrity like the white-haired gent from Menards!
Locomutt, I live on the east side of town and Trains has not landed in my mail box yet. As you said maybe today.
Ed in Crestwood
Hey! It finally arrived...
Saturday here in the Northeast...
checked the mail and yes yes yes its here!!!! matts asking a million questions as I type.
Joe
spbed wrote: Funny I am seriously thinking of not renewing when mine is up in NOV.
Yeah, I let mine slide; got *really* tired of Phillips using the mag as his personal political forum.
Got mine today, too. Not thrilled about another "theme" issue, but may be able to pick out some good things (I shouldn't say that--all of my pre-career railroading experiences dealt with locals).
Holy @#%&^! What's with that track in the sun-kink article? I know what a sun-kink looks like, but on the un-kinked track in the foreground there are a lot of tie plates not underneath the rails.
Hey Mr. Blysard, re Page 24, have you seen those MP20GPs running around?
CShaveRR wrote:Holy @#%&^! What's with that track in the sun-kink article? I know what a sun-kink looks like, but on the un-kinked track in the foreground there are a lot of tie plates not underneath the rails.
They're there, Carl- I think the track in the foreground is kinked as well, some of the ties/tie plates went with the kink and the other half stayed put. Must've sheared the spikes right off, if they were there.
blhanel wrote: CShaveRR wrote: Holy @#%&^! What's with that track in the sun-kink article? I know what a sun-kink looks like, but on the un-kinked track in the foreground there are a lot of tie plates not underneath the rails.They're there, Carl- I think the track in the foreground is kinked as well, some of the ties/tie plates went with the kink and the other half stayed put. Must've sheared the spikes right off, if they were there.
CShaveRR wrote: Holy @#%&^! What's with that track in the sun-kink article? I know what a sun-kink looks like, but on the un-kinked track in the foreground there are a lot of tie plates not underneath the rails.
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