I have been under the weather this past week and this morning I decided to go to the very oldest Forum Tinplate page and work my way back to the current date, hundreds of posts going from 2011 till now. It was both educational and very enjoyable there's so much information on here it makes it priceless to be a member and such great company hats off to everyone.
Joe Gozzo
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Joe I agree 100%. I'm rehabbing from a knee replacement and the one bright spot is this forum. It's like a history book filled with model railroading knowledge you just can't get elsewhere. So thanks to all the wonderful members and the OGR staff for making this possible.
Ha... that is so great! I have been laid up for a week with bone spur surgery in my right foot. The forum was great for therapy!
I had fun chasing the kids around too with my big boot on... saying "Don't make me come over there and have this boot meet your back side! 
Guys,
Glad to hear you are on the mend with OGR and trains. Better than any daytime TV.
This sinus infection has really kicked my tale. Going back to work tomorrow as am felling better.
Joe
In all my time and life in model railroading, there is nothing greater than this forum. The information, the assistance, the fun, great photos and videos. You could never have dreamed of anything like this in the early 70s.
LOL, you guys make me laugh! Me too. I had my hip replaced last Thursday and I am about 8% mobile. I go to the OGR Forum about 10 times per hour. Facebook. No. News. Can't stand it. E-mail. None. Interesting threads on the Forum? Limitless !
Thank Heavens for the Forum saving what is left of my sanity.
Scrappy
Thank God we have computers and the OGR forum to get us through recovery and rehab.
Hey Scrappy (and all you other guys laid up for various reasons), hope you all get back on your feet, as it were, soon. Is it me, or has it seemed this has been one miserable winter in terms of the number of people getting sick? One of the worst I can remember in a long time, even though the winter weather this year (at least in Southeast PA) has been incredibly mild.
Thanks, Tuscan Jim, and I wish a speedy recovery to all of you who seem to have forgotten that you should not get old. In any case, if any of you can no longer get under the bench work, please let me know and I can help. I will carry all your trains to my house.
Scrapiron Scher
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