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Originally Posted by SantaFeJim:

Given the choice between buying your heart medication and smoke pellets... YOU choose the pellets.

I thought they were the same thing? Glycerin?

 

 

Originally Posted by Spence:

When your license plate reads:

Ross License Plate frame.

 

Great another reason to wish I could drive more
 
Originally Posted by Al K.:

When your fellow LCCA members from Ohio talk a Michigander into doing an O. H. i. O! At a trainshow.

 

lol

 

al K. 

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My guess its the guy looking at the floor in shame.

 

Originally Posted by laz1957:

When you wear your favorite train herald shirt along with these socks,

You found my other one! ...No the red bra that says steam chest isn't mine.

 

 

Originally Posted by Nairb Rekab:

gUage?

Gee you aren't getting younger.

  Yep, your engineer the end of the line too? 

Last edited by Adriatic

 You pay more attention to railroad equipment in the background of a movie than the plot. Or the fore ground for that matter.

Noooo... turn the tv channel back to the commercial, I saw a train.

 

Your choice in music tends to have a click clack rhythm more than not.

 

Your electric bill drops in half between layouts.

 

Your garden is lichen and other ground cover varieties.

 

 You curse a little, cause you think you might get a glimpse at rare Hells Gate design prototype

 

40 years ago you didn't let most of your friends know when you pulled the trains out, because they might break something ..that would tick Gramps off....and that's your job.

Now, you shamelessly pander to kids with your toys, and look forward watching for any shenanigans happen live, the damage be d****

And then to top it, you say its just so your hobby might stay alive!

But, maybe its so you're stayin alive, hopefully forever, as a small part of a good thing   ....hey that's nuts, and sane! Or at least kinda normal

 

 

(N U T S ! Cur rah hee! Hi Gramps)

 

Not me, but a pal of mine told me this today:

You know you're a train nut when your wife comes into the layout room with something daring on and says she's frisky...

...and you tell her you'll be there as soon as you get whatever layout project you have working on at the moment.

THAT AIN'T ME, folks, I told him he was out of his mind. I would say if my wife did that, I'd drop whatever I was doing and think, "Model train layout? WHAT layout?" as that actually indeed happen not too long ago...

I love trains, but I'm not stupid!

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You know you're a train nut when you ask the railroad company if you can buy some scrap rail track and ties because you're wanting to put in a new sidewalk and you want the correct measurements between rails and ties so it's prototypical and you plan to put down gravel with stonedust and tamp it down for your sidewalk instead of concrete. Yes I thought about it but with 2 bad knees and recovering from major rotator cuff surgery I'll never be able to do it now. **** this getting old crap! Sucks!
Originally Posted by Super Dave:

You know you're a train nut when you got a camper that looks like this with plates that read 2 CBOOS and your truck plates read 1 ENGN. 

Plate on a car being towed behind a motorhome read: ME PUSH

My VW camper was the BAR FEDR (Bear feeder). I had to let it & the metal go before the restoration & War Bonnet paint job. But with a front mounted spare tire I figured I could fiberglass an Alco car-body looking steamlined tire cover too.

Originally Posted by Gary P:
You know you're a train nut when you ask the railroad company if you can buy some scrap rail track and ties because you're wanting to put in a new sidewalk and you want the correct measurements between rails and ties so it's prototypical and you plan to put down gravel with stonedust and tamp it down for your sidewalk instead of concrete. Yes I thought about it but with 2 bad knees and recovering from major rotator cuff surgery I'll never be able to do it now. **** this getting old crap! Sucks!

Not just a rock garden, that would make a great flower garden boader too  

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