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I'm not all here, (there,) either. Anyway, I can't find me. So I must have gone somewhere. If you see me before I get back, please just wait. I'll probably show up, somewhere, when you least expect me to. Anyway, don't look for me until you see me. :?:
I only know what I know, and I don't understand very much of it, either.
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You could'a had been around here/there at some time so I'll see ya' when I go back to there...Or maybe not.....
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Steamtrains Wrote:You could'a had been around here/there at some time so I'll see ya' when I go back to there...Or maybe not.....
HUH
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Charlie B Wrote:I thought you were going to post a picture of one of those Chessie XXX hopper cars.
Charlie
Honestly, I thought this too.
-Dave
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Just trying to get some life back into things around here. Figured XXX would wake someone up.
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Lester Perry Wrote:Just trying to get some life back into things around here. Figured XXX would wake someone up.
Maybe you ought to encourage your friends to go out trackside instead of sitting around looking at *ahem* "special" websites. :mrgreen:
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I will have to say,It worked
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I'm really confused, i didn't know it was lifeless to start with!
Modeling New Jersey Under the Wire 1978-1979.
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Well I'm back after a nice busy summer
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There was a 2 day period where it seemed that way to me. I don't remember why now so I threw this in to get a reaction. Just the shutter bug area. It worked
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And there I am thinking this thread was full of dirty railroad pictures :-(
Come to think of it: Any weathered trains pics perhaps?
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So where is the XXX? Must say, I'm a little disappointed.
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A woman divorced her husband. He was a cad. Uneducated and illiterate as she was, when it came time to sign the final divorce decree the lawyer instructed her to sign with an "X" on the line he pointed to. She did so but then quickly scribbled over the "X" and immediately penned an "O". The lawyer, perplexed by the action asked, "Why did you do that"? She replied, "I want to take back my maiden name"!
Sorry, I couldn't resist.
Mark
XXXOOO
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years ago one of my co workers thought it would be funny to subscribe to a XXX magazine using my name & address. needless to say my wife went ballistic when it arrived. We threw it away. After hearing about it my co workers laughed. They told me , don't throw it away there are some good articles in it. Bring it to work so they can read the articles. We all have heard that one, right. So I took an Exacto knife and carefully cut out certain areas of each picture. When I took it to work I was told I ruined the magazine. I don't get it.
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Lester Perry Wrote:They told me , don't throw it away there are some good articles in it. Bring it to work so they can read the articles. We all have heard that one, right. So I took an Exacto knife and carefully cut out certain areas of each picture. When I took it to work I was told I ruined the magazine. I don't get it.
I'd say,............you were on a learning "curve".
They are good articles, but, as the learned scholar once pointed out, "a picture is worth a thousand words".....you must have "Xacto'd" out all the "good words"
We always learn far more from our own mistakes, than we will ever learn from another's advice.
The greatest place to live life, is on the sharp leading edge of a learning curve.
Lead me not into temptation.....I can find it myself!
