New guy here!

pre65 · #11 13th February 2010, 09:10

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Originally Posted by Anon Mouse

Alco's are wonderful claggy diesel's - porn! ;

http://www.flickr.com/photos/vista-dome/3913717611/

lol, not titties, there's other sites for them!

Now that IS clag.

pre65 · #12 13th February 2010, 09:10

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Originally Posted by Anon Mouse

titties or alco's? lol if its titties it depends if you can read Japanese or not!

If it's titties who needs to read ?

Bridgewater · #13 13th February 2010, 17:34

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Originally Posted by ccmmick

Hi Bridgewater
For a miniute i thought you were from my neck of the woods.
Welcome to the forum i hope you enjoy it.

All the best
ccmmick.

Actually I took the name 'Bridgewater' from a RR station that once existed a few miles from my home. There is nothing there nowadays but a passing track. I have an old black & white photo of the station that was taken back in the 1920's. It's the only photo of the Bridgewater station in existence as far as I know.

saxokid · #14 15th February 2010, 22:52

Welcome..........

48111 · #15 16th February 2010, 13:32

Lost me with this lot

but welcome to the forum anyway.

48111

Audiman M6 AEN · #16 16th February 2010, 16:08

Welcome aboard Bridgewater. Hope you enjoy our community

Regards
Alan

Flying Pig · #17 16th February 2010, 20:16

Yo Bridgewater, welcome to our forum.

Bet you're finding life a bit 'quiet' now you're out of Iraq.

Tell me, do they run trains out there ?

Regards,
FP

62440 · #18 17th February 2010, 02:09

Hello Bridgewater and a warm welcome to the forum.

Regards, 62440.

Bridgewater · #19 17th February 2010, 14:23

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Originally Posted by Flying Pig

Yo Bridgewater, welcome to our forum.

Bet you're finding life a bit 'quiet' now you're out of Iraq.

Tell me, do they run trains out there ?

Regards,
FP

I never saw a train running while there. My job was driving a fuel truck in military convoys to the different bases in southern Iraq so I got to see a bit of the country. All I recall seeing was rusting track and what appeared to be abandoned sand covered right-of-ways. Pretty depressing really. Perhaps there are trains running in Iraq but if so, I never saw 'em

Glad to be out of the 13th century and back in the 21st!

Anon Mouse · #20 17th February 2010, 23:20

I saw a recent picture somewhere of a passenger train in Baghdad (taken by a squaddie) showing an immaculate Chinese built DF clone hauling a box car which seemed to be operating a passenger service............

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