The 44th TPBM Random Chat and Leg Lamp Compactor

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAAA!!!! I love this photo.

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~Take then of the bones of Adam and of the Calx, the same weight of each; and there are six of the Petral Stone and five of the Stone of Union~

Nighters Terri.

T.D. wrote in post #12356724
Love these you guys!

Cat, how about an almost broken Maggie shot?! LOL

LOL! Let me see if I saved any of those painful memories.

short5 wrote in post #12356734
Love love love the old pictures and remember them all

Yo.

Yo Z!

Cat -the femine feline with the namby arms. Loquacious, but not to a fault.
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misspix wrote in post #12353359
[Ryver] *claps gleefully* ADIN, ADIN! (again, for you who don't speak 2 year old-ese, lol) [/Ryver]

Lol!

BearLeeAlive wrote in post #12354318
Any reports of livestock or people getting knocked out by things falling out of the sky?

Lol, no I have a safe down range. If you listen at the end of the second one you hear it hit the ground about 50 yards from me.

Belmondo wrote in post #12354343
Meet the B & S Railroad...(Beleaguere​d & Schizophrenic).

I'm posting these mainly for the benefit of my brother who has heard about this project, but has not yet seen it. It's about 3/4 finished on the lower lever, and less than 1/2 done on the upper level. There will be another leg of both levels of the layout against the wall (sliding door, actually) where I'm standing while taking the o'head shot. The portion to the left in the photo will also be two levels, but it's much easier to do the trackwork on the exposed lower level before building more benchwork above it.

The 'spiral' is called a helix, and it allows the trains to move from one level to the other without excessive grades. In this case, it's about 2 1/2%, and that's actually pretty steep for real railroads, but not so bad on a model. There's almost 40 ft of track from where the grade begins at the far end to where it returns to the upper level, although it doesn't look like that much. The rise is about a foot.

Except for the helix, I'm just starting to lay track (the expensive part of the process), so it will likely look very much like this for a while.

Cool, thanks for finally sharing it. That is impresive. My BIL and FIL have set up a bunch of track but I have yet to see it. They have their grandfathers really old trains and track.

puddlepirate44 wrote in post #12354484
[Beevis] huh huh huh... Jon said reefer... huh huh [/Beevis]

puddlepirate44 wrote in post #12354655
[Beevis] huh huh huh.... Wool said reefer... huh huh [/Beevis]

Belmondo wrote in post #12354690
[Beevis] huh huh huh.... Wool said condiment... huh huh [/Beevis]

Jon wrote in post #12354771
[Beevis] huh huh huh.... Puddle said reefer... huh huh [/Beevis]

Belmondo wrote in post #12354836
[Beevis] huh huh huh.... Jon said Puddle... huh huh [/Beevis]

Jon wrote in post #12355086
[Beavis] huh huh huh Jim said Weird huh huh [/Beavis]


Go Yrral!

!!

puddlepirate44 wrote in post #12355060
The film "Thor" is coming out soon. I, for one, would really like to see it. I'm really into those comic movies. I spent some time reading up on the Norse mythology. You know, Thor, Odin, Loki, Freyda, those guys and gals. In that cursory research, I also found some data that I didn't know before. Here's a list of interesting tidbits.

• Asgard is the capitol of the gods. There is, however, Asgardai'i, a small island off of Maui. I mean, after a few millennia above the Arctic Circle, the gods wanted to blow off some stress steam in the tropics, you know?
  
• Kilki: Norse god of various syrups used in coffees and ices.
  
• Odeffeson: The god with the job of making sure Odin takes his meds, cleans his eyepatch and fetches his Ensure during the evening.
  
• Fandyrre: Goddess of nice wines.
  
• Clem: God of cheap, canned beer.
  
• Asgardington: Small fishing village in Southern Oregon used by the Norse gods for little getaways.
  
• As'gardens: A big astral mall where the goddesses go when the man gods are goofin' off in Asgardington.
  
• Wonki: Very serious god of breaded fish. Hey, that's a big thing up there in Norseland.
  
• Gretylsen: Goddess of fruit pies. Not rhubarb, but strawberry, blueberry, apple, stuff like that.
  
• Grytelsen: Goddess of icky fruit pies. Stuff that you probably don't want to eat. In a crust. She didn't get invited to parties much.
  
• Olaffasongretylfredyrr​sen: Norse god of incomprehensible Nordic names.
  
• Yrral: god of dyslexics.
  

LOL!

Pete wrote in post #12355090
I'd hate to think what Laxi is the God of....

Hahaha!

Woolburr wrote in post #12355103
Galloping across the plain, the mighty god Thor cried out, "I'm Thor, I'm Thor!"

His horse turned his head and replied...."You forgot the thaddle thilly!"

Groan

puddlepirate44 wrote in post #12355137
I LOVED THIRD GRADE!

LOL!

DWilkin wrote in post #12355270
Hi everybody.

Yo!

Belmondo wrote in post #12355480
Here's one for Permie......

Some slightly offensive content....

LOL, that just sounds funny.

cfpackerfan wrote in post #12356089
*waves* HI EVERYONE!!


I have new hair.

Wow, didn't even text me a picture or anything.

Skrim17 wrote in post #12356403
I've returned to PT for my back, after tons of stretching tonight they put hot packs on me and those electric stim thingies, it felt so good at the time, right now...not so much.

Uhg

Do whats right HERE
~Take then of the bones of Adam and of the Calx, the same weight of each; and there are six of the Petral Stone and five of the Stone of Union~

Old photobucket album

Do whats right HERE
~Take then of the bones of Adam and of the Calx, the same weight of each; and there are six of the Petral Stone and five of the Stone of Union~

Anyone remember this?

Do whats right HERE
~Take then of the bones of Adam and of the Calx, the same weight of each; and there are six of the Petral Stone and five of the Stone of Union~

Do whats right HERE
~Take then of the bones of Adam and of the Calx, the same weight of each; and there are six of the Petral Stone and five of the Stone of Union~

Cat -the femine feline with the namby arms. Loquacious, but not to a fault.
*Best post ever* *Inspirations Photography* *Starfish Journal* *H.A.R.T.* <--clickety click!
"Be the change you wish to see in the world." Mahatma Gandhi

Cat -the femine feline with the namby arms. Loquacious, but not to a fault.
*Best post ever* *Inspirations Photography* *Starfish Journal* *H.A.R.T.* <--clickety click!
"Be the change you wish to see in the world." Mahatma Gandhi

Do whats right HERE
~Take then of the bones of Adam and of the Calx, the same weight of each; and there are six of the Petral Stone and five of the Stone of Union~

cfpackerfan wrote in post #12356816
Peach on a ladder!!!! Of COURSE I remember!

Do whats right HERE
~Take then of the bones of Adam and of the Calx, the same weight of each; and there are six of the Petral Stone and five of the Stone of Union~

Do whats right HERE
~Take then of the bones of Adam and of the Calx, the same weight of each; and there are six of the Petral Stone and five of the Stone of Union~