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Re: Hello,I am a maniac, define terms
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Date: 
Thu, 15 Oct 1998 02:48:00 GMT
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"Louise Belles" <belles@flash.net> writes:

   I especially enjoy trains and monorails.  I have always loved trains, but
the O gauge required too much room and too much patience to keep them running.
So Lego trains have been the perfect solution for me.

Right, in exchange for the totally ridicuously tight/unrealistic curvature, we
get layouts that can fit on card tables. Not a bad trade. O scale curves need
to be 48 radius or bigger to look good. I find LEGO(tm) trains ideal for me (Ex
HO modeler) as I am too fat fingered to treat HO gently enough for it to be
reliable.

     I have been reading the net pages and was confused by the term point.  I
think I figured out from context that it is the British term for switch.  Is
there any place with a glossary of terms for model railroaders?

There is a partly done glossary at my web site... surf to
http://my.voyager.net/lar/gloss.html

I welcome requests for additional definitions. Send email to my CTP address, or
post here

My family found it on clearance sale at the Walmart in Evergreen, Colorado.

Hm... where is Evergreen in relation to Denver?? Hmm! 15 miles from Lakewood. I
feel a road trip coming on this weekend. :-)

-Larry Pieniazek, lpien AT CeeTeePee DOT COM (unspell out the CTP)

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Subject: 
Re: Hello,I am a maniac, define terms
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TrainatWalmart
Date: 
Fri, 16 Oct 1998 23:22:00 GMT
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Larry Pieniazek writes:
"Louise Belles" <belles@flash.net> writes:


(Ex HO modeler) as I am too fat fingered to treat HO gently enough for it to be
reliable.

You may blame the trains, they are plain tricky to work with.

There is a partly done glossary at my web site... surf to
http://my.voyager.net/lar/gloss.html

Thanks, I have been to your web site but mostly drooled over your trip • pictures.

My family found it on clearance sale at the Walmart in Evergreen, Colorado.

Hm... where is Evergreen in relation to Denver?? Hmm! 15 miles from Lakewood. • I
feel a road trip coming on this weekend. :-)

I was beginning to wonder when someone would notice the sale reference.  I do
not know if there are any left, but will check if you e-mail me.  There were a
lot to begin with, but the word did go out on the Mommy net (faster than the
internet, you know.  But were you just kidding?  Because I got the impression
from your web page that you lived back east.

Make it a good day.  Louise


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Subject: 
Re: Hello,I am a maniac, define terms
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Date: 
Fri, 16 Oct 1998 23:45:01 GMT
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Louise Belles writes:
Thanks, I have been to your web site but mostly drooled over your trip
pictures.

Thanks, do let me know if you have stuff that needs defining.

But were you just kidding?  Because I got the impression
from your web page that you lived back east.

Yes, you'll learn that I am unusual in that I bop around a lot on biz. I am in
CO for a while on a fairly long term project. Evergreen is a 10-15 mile road
trip for me from Lakewood. I happen to be here this weekend but most weekends I
fly home "back east". (1)

++Lar

1 - although I prefer to think of Ada as in the MidWest. :-) Back east is where
those rude New Yorkers live. :-)

PS - Louise, there is something you're doing that is changing the newsgroups
line... I dunno if you're using the web interface or not, but your followups
are set to funny things.. the post I am referencing has the followup set to
"TrainatWalmart" which breaks the posting process. If you want to change
subjects, do it in the subject box rather than the followups box. Followups are
to direct posts to another newsgroup from the one you are on.


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Subject: 
Re: Hello,I am a maniac, define terms
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Date: 
Sat, 17 Oct 1998 00:11:01 GMT
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PS - Louise, there is something you're doing that is changing the newsgroups
line... I dunno if you're using the web interface or not, but your followups
are set to funny things.. the post I am referencing has the followup set to
"TrainatWalmart" which breaks the posting process. If you want to change
subjects, do it in the subject box rather than the followups box. Followups • are
to direct posts to another newsgroup from the one you are on.
And a web interface would be ? • But I see the followup is to an other newsgroup.
Really I am a newbie, and my teenagers are too busy to help me.
Thanks for the gentle help.
Louise
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