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How many 4 chord songs can you think of?
108 replied to minister_for_hardship's topic in Letting off Steam
Brilliant. -
The Life of Brian. Esp. The People's Front of Judea v The Judean People's Front. Priceless.
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@nigel: u got that right. I'll never forget my first trip to Blessington on a KD. Seasickness comes close.
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Murphy Models 071 and Murphy Models - OO Gauge Model of the Year Nominee
108 replied to BosKonay's topic in Irish Models
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From a signmakers view this is a bad plan. Solid blocks of colour are much more durable. Anything tunted, that has to be printed will fade very quickly. Solid colours can be produced from coloured vinyl or painted directly to the vehicle. This has all the hallmarks of a design by committee.
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Hi babyGM. Bell containers were a common sight in the70's and 80's on liner trains all over the country.
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Going to war without France is like going deerhunting without your accordion. General H. Norman Swartzkopf RIP
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That mission to Burma has certainly come u trumps. It's a shame that some of the more unusual types have not been so lucky.
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I'd be in the queue too if you decide to run another batch.
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This guy was on the news today and the council saw the video and fixed the pothole. Result
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Jhb. Definitely worth passing on if u get a chance. The day to day stuff is what makes most models believable. Keep up the great work.
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Best wishes to everyone for the new year. Paul B
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1990's Irish Railways Archive by Dave Sallery
108 replied to Robert Davies's topic in Photos & Videos of the Prototype
Definitely. All I need is enough space for Inchicore Works. Perfect excuse to run anything Irish. -
Lol.
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Sad loss indeed. I spent many a childhood evening attempting to recreate his brilliant shows. RIP
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1990's Irish Railways Archive by Dave Sallery
108 replied to Robert Davies's topic in Photos & Videos of the Prototype
Hi BosKonay. They were livery experiments before the 201's arrived. Never ran in service. -
Ahhh. B108.
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Oscar Wilde: Bigamy is having one wife too many. Monogamy is much the same.
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Feck. I meant to say SOUTH end in the above post.
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Hi Mayner. Thanks for that but I remember that the 201 PP sets had the loco at the north end most of the time throughout the 70's. there always seemed to be 2 PP sets stabled on the viaduct sidings at Connolly with the loco at the station end in the middle of the day.
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Hi All, I know that the Mk 3 sets, de Dietrich's, NIR Mk 2's with Hunslets and 121+PR set used on the Bray shuttle usually ran with the loco at the north end of the set. Does anyone know why the C class + PR ex-railcars usually had the loco at the south end Thanks in advance. P
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A common mistake that people make when trying to design something completely foolproof is to underestimate the ingenuity of complete fools. Douglas Adams.
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Certainly knocks spots off the usual Talentless/Dancing/Soap/Reality drivel. Roll on next series.
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Lol. Tune in next year. It'll be like "who shot JR"
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It was the brother of the lad killed in ep. 1, I think.