| 5-7 17:41:29 | DAZed | not me |
| 5-7 17:38:05 | rvn2001 | Is anybody buying the America 250 car from Z Track Magazine? |
| 5-7 17:36:02 | GNFan | So should it be "Six Flags and a Cut of Meat Over Texas"? |
| 5-7 17:33:55 | rvn2001 |
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| 5-7 17:33:36 | stonysmith |
alternate name.... Brisket  |
| 5-7 17:33:25 | stonysmith | Sorry again mike... Texas used to be a country on it's own |
| 5-7 17:32:45 | rvn2001 | True, Mike. |
| 5-7 17:32:27 | GNFan |
Conveniently, there's no such country as "Brisket".  |
| 5-7 17:31:26 | DAZed |
Freedom Fries are cooked in brisket tallow. |
| 5-7 17:30:39 | GNFan | ...which may come as a surprise to the Athenians! |
| 5-7 17:30:07 | DAZed | Stony from the top ropes |
| 5-7 17:29:56 | DAZed | whoa |
| 5-7 17:29:43 | stonysmith | Correct mike.. they're cooked in Greece |
| 5-7 17:29:33 | ejshelton | He has so much trivia in there I'm surprised he gets any more to fit |
| 5-7 17:29:30 | stonysmith | ... and smells jusut as much |
| 5-7 17:29:25 | GNFan | ...which was kind of silly, since french fries aren't French. |
| 5-7 17:29:00 | rvn2001 | A rose is a rose by any other name...but still has thorns.. |
| 5-7 17:28:17 | DAZed | Mike, yes exactly. Or French Fries being named "Freedom Fries" when France was opposed to some of the post-911 war activities. |
| 5-7 17:28:11 | GNFan | "Brain capacity reached. Please immediately remove any unnecessary memory." |
| 5-7 17:27:38 | rvn2001 | It will fit...I just might not be able to find it in all the clutter in there. |
| 5-7 17:26:58 | GNFan | I was about to guess that. Same as "frankfurters" being renamed "hot dogs" during WWI. |
| 5-7 17:26:44 | ejshelton | You learned something Thom? Will it fit in that filled up brain of yours lol |
| 5-7 17:26:12 | DAZed | I just read that as I was googling about the Marklin Mikado |
| 5-7 17:25:43 | rvn2001 | I just learned something. |
| 5-7 17:25:40 | DAZed | ha, me neither |
| 5-7 17:24:42 | DAZed | (since Mikado referred to the emperor of Japan, the 2-8-2's were referred to as MacArthur's during WW-II.) |
| 5-7 17:24:39 | rvn2001 | I've never heard it referred to as a MacArthur. |
| 5-7 17:23:39 | DAZed | or a MacArthur. |
| 5-7 17:23:34 | GNFan | That's what I figured. |
| 5-7 17:22:57 | rvn2001 | That would make it a Mike (Mikado). |
| 5-7 17:22:13 | GNFan |
The loco is not identified, but it loks like a 2-8-2  |
| 5-7 17:20:34 | DAZed | or an explosion |
| 5-7 17:19:53 | stonysmith | or spills out on the rails and causes slipping |
| 5-7 17:19:28 | rvn2001 | Just watch to be sure that the sloshing in the tank car doesn't derail it.. |
| 5-7 17:17:53 | DAZed | tough crowd Thom |
| 5-7 17:17:46 | GNFan | Being Marklin, to keep things from stalling, I''m runing well above scale speed. The oil in the tanker is being sloshed around on the curves! |
| 5-7 17:17:15 | rvn2001 | Mikado? |
| 5-7 17:17:06 | rvn2001 | Mikaod? |
| 5-7 17:16:08 | rvn2001 | Is the steam locomotive a "Mike"? |
| 5-7 17:15:28 | GNFan |
But Doug asked. |
| 5-7 17:14:58 | rvn2001 |
I read it too, Mike |
| 5-7 17:14:33 | GNFan | Oops, *Doug*. |
| 5-7 17:13:51 | GNFan | It's a Marklin "regioanl" set, Thom. GN steam locomotive, gondola and caboose, plus a tank and box car. |
| 5-7 17:13:49 | ejshelton | Figures,,,He should know your schedule by now....NOT |
| 5-7 17:13:43 | rvn2001 | Thanks for upholding the tradition, Mike. I am running the usual 4 Z scale trains. |
| 5-7 17:12:35 | DAZed | hi Thom |
| 5-7 17:12:35 | rvn2001 | My neighbor showed up to borrow a tool. |
| 5-7 17:12:26 | DAZed | What type of train are you running Mike? |
| 5-7 17:11:54 | ejshelton | Hi Thom |
| 5-7 17:11:51 | GNFan | *There's* Thom! |
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