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Re: Are you the guy that hates The Deshler Word Pile?
Author: yogi bear
Date: 03-05-2020 - 05:45
The internet railfan world is full of minefields.
For pennies a day, one can pontificate on Amtrak dining, Amtrak leadership, and the pros/cons of PSR. Beware the wrath of various characters who disguise their content with their overwrought opinions and political agendas.
On VR, everyone is an expert as long as its not longer than 200 characters.Bringing back Morse code could only improve that lot.
Deshler Word pile makes a good case for banning of Brits and Euros from Amurican train forums.
Choo magazine has the same cast daily, seasoned with low-info souls such as a Lithonia never was an operator.
RYPN has little of value, just wants to avoid legal action, but the esteemed ADMIV is always available to weigh in.Were the previous 3 ADMs as insufferable?
On all channels there seems to be an Overmod who tends to be a bit Overbroad.
FB is a refuge for the disability afflicted and learning disabled younger set who see history as a hindrance for their lack of intellectual capacity.
It's enough to make one wish for a return to just print mags and newsletters, AP would have been as entertaining in 1990 as today...
For pennies a day, one can pontificate on Amtrak dining, Amtrak leadership, and the pros/cons of PSR. Beware the wrath of various characters who disguise their content with their overwrought opinions and political agendas.
On VR, everyone is an expert as long as its not longer than 200 characters.Bringing back Morse code could only improve that lot.
Deshler Word pile makes a good case for banning of Brits and Euros from Amurican train forums.
Choo magazine has the same cast daily, seasoned with low-info souls such as a Lithonia never was an operator.
RYPN has little of value, just wants to avoid legal action, but the esteemed ADMIV is always available to weigh in.Were the previous 3 ADMs as insufferable?
On all channels there seems to be an Overmod who tends to be a bit Overbroad.
FB is a refuge for the disability afflicted and learning disabled younger set who see history as a hindrance for their lack of intellectual capacity.
It's enough to make one wish for a return to just print mags and newsletters, AP would have been as entertaining in 1990 as today...
