03-03-2012, 03:03 PM
Wow! 33% under 10 years old!!! That thing is genetic, I tell you!
As far as my memory go back, I've always liked train in a little bit too much. I got my first train set at 4 because my father was tired to hear me ask him to give me his own train set. At 7 years old, I got really serious about it and convinced my father and brother to build a "real" layout. After that, I left trains for a few years until I entered high school and found out model train books at the library. The same day, my English teacher saw the books on my desk, asked me if I liked trains, which I replied yes, then he gave me a hobby shop address. At that very moment, I knew it was an uncurable sickness.
I'm just curious, if born in a world without trains, what would replace this passion?
Matt
As far as my memory go back, I've always liked train in a little bit too much. I got my first train set at 4 because my father was tired to hear me ask him to give me his own train set. At 7 years old, I got really serious about it and convinced my father and brother to build a "real" layout. After that, I left trains for a few years until I entered high school and found out model train books at the library. The same day, my English teacher saw the books on my desk, asked me if I liked trains, which I replied yes, then he gave me a hobby shop address. At that very moment, I knew it was an uncurable sickness.
I'm just curious, if born in a world without trains, what would replace this passion?
Matt
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