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Halitosis Express! :eek:

Fly by Night Industries, Inc.

The good: Great pics and info on that Shay. I was wondering if the mechanism would work or if they were display only. :thumb: :thumb: :thumb: The bad: Now I'm gonna have to go and reserve one of these. Here's what I say to my kids: good grief, do you think money grows on ink jet printers...

train odors ;)

Wreck of the old 97

'course I ain't got nuthin' to do...I got off work over an hour ago and am waiting for everyone else to get home. :) After a number of swings that only the computer knows (and after planting Lil Tux into the snow @ 200 for waaaay too long) I finally got a 322.9! Woo hoo! I'm done now...

an odd job or a random task

mine (as in the hole in the ground, not what a kid would shout whilst grabbing his train back from his brother) :D

Harvey Girl (though not 345lbs, please :eek: )

Sorry for the long quote, but this is the one thing I really appreciate about this forum. Here I am, really just a newbie in the hobby, trying to decide how I'd want to build a layout and enjoying running what I can on a little double oval track that can only be described as a hacked together...

RATS! :D

This isn't going to be any big deal, as I've converted just about all my locos over to MT couplers, but I'm just plain scratching my bald head at this one. If the photo on Atlas' 360 degree displays are accurate, it appears that the Shay will have Accu-mate couplers and the 2-6-0 will have...

keg

canned goods

First, Congratulations!!! :thumb: :thumb: :thumb: Second, about the train set, well, ya gotta make sure it works, dontcha? :D Enjoy your grandchildren! -- John

... Grapes ... or Purple People Eater :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :D :D

Spiked hair (staring wistfully in the mirror admiring the sheen...) -- John

Soo line

skinned knuckles -- John

I can think of two things right off hand... (Okay, let's see how well he digs out of this one) This one's a stretch: timetables. Would not time tables be scribed on papyrus? Also, early spellings of King Tutankhamen's name had an umlot (sp?) over the "u" thus making it sound like the...