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Jolly, here are the plans for the Lazy Susan layout if you feel like dragging your trains out of the garage.
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Went to see the doc again today, I have fractured my tibia down were it meets the ankle. Its been two weeks now and the doc tells me it will be another 2 to 4 weeks before I can go back to work....
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I'll see if I can squeeze it in the scanner this evening. Maybe it will work.
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Me too Eddy, I scored 4 boxes of old PS and PM a few years ago, haven't went through them yet, I may have it.
Tony, Roaring Gap NC. 1980 W900 Any advice from me is worth what you paid for it! What other people think of me is none of my business.
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Sure would like to see the article listed on the front cover!!!
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Jolly, you can build one of these lazy susan layouts while your healing. This is taken from an April 1960 Popular Science magazine with an article on Western Express' Turnpike Trains.
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Jolly from my expierience with both broken and sprained I will take a minor fracture over a bad sprain anyday they seem to heal faster, but I would take a bad sprain over a major break. I've had all 3 types
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We need a new smily face for HI-JACKED threads.
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| Dean. its been emptied. the history of why my leg don't work well in cold weather is we had a deer lease badges or prior badges only in East Texas. 10 of us 1 Texas Ranger 3 Sherriff deputies 2 State hwy patrols 2 city Drug emforcement detectives 1 parks & wildlife. and one prior (me) my acromym I won't mention for protection of the guilty. while clearing brush from a spot for one of the guys to set up his stand in August, I had my S&W model 29 8&3/8 barrel 44 and my old Haws with me. the S&w was in a shoulder holster the Haws in a western hip belt rig it kept getting in my way so I took it off and hung it from a limb figurig that I could get the S&W quick enough to pop any rattlesake without needing the quick draw western rig. Billy was hacking away at some vines in the bush brush a few feet away from me while I was reaching deep under the scrub trees hacking at some vines with a Panga For those who don't know what a panga is , it is a curved knife with an 18 inch blade the cutting edge to the inside of the bannana curve Malaysian in origin. anyway while hacking away at some vines I hear a shot. I thought Damn that souded like my Haws then I looked down at my right leg and it just folded out from under me. 40 miles to the emergency room I thought that Billy was going to get us all killed. I kept telling him to slow down it wasn't like I was shot in the chest of anything. A couple of days later Billy had decided he wanted to know how the gun had discharged so while inspecting it in my small tool shed with the door closed Jim came over and asked where Billy was I was sitting on my proch not watnig to try and go to the shed or to even do any walking. I told him where Billy was so he slammed against the door thinking he would scare Billy, this caused Billy to drop the old gun and it went off hitting him in his vest. A few months later I replaced the flat spring called the battery sear spring that works the hammer lock SO Now you know the rest of the story without having to see the carnaige BTW it was a vine that Billy had been cutting on that hit the Haws. And partialy why I don't associate with any cop friends
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Its like this, As long as the dog is in her good graces I'm golden! 
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