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Model Railroading > Take a model train to work day?Date: 11/01/07 14:37 Take a model train to work day? Author: atsf5701 I vaguely remember reading that in November, there would a "Take a model train to work day." Can anyone confirm this and tell me the date?
Date: 11/01/07 14:46 Re: Take a model train to work day? Author: chessie7602 I think it is the 16th of November if I remember correctly.
-Ken Date: 11/01/07 18:24 Re: Take a model train to work day? Author: msheets That date is correct - http://www.greatesthobby.com/wgh/default.aspx?c=a&id=88
Date: 11/02/07 01:38 Re: Take a model train to work day? Author: conrail767596 "Take A Model Train To Work And Get Laughed At Day"
After suffering through middle school, high school, college, and work tauntings about model trains, I leave 'em at home. Date: 11/02/07 05:52 Re: Take a model train to work day? Author: rschonfelder conrail767596 Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > "Take A Model Train To Work And Get Laughed At > Day" > > After suffering through middle school, high > school, college, and work tauntings about model > trains, I leave 'em at home. Start taking steroids! You might hit a "home run"! ;~) Date: 11/02/07 10:11 Re: Take a model train to work day? Author: KV1guy Myself I plan on taking a Bachmann CR C40-8W and running it over with a real -8W if one happens to be sitting around.
Date: 11/02/07 12:13 Re: Take a model train to work day? Author: EL-SD45-3632 conrail767596 Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > "Take A Model Train To Work And Get Laughed At > Day" > > After suffering through middle school, high > school, college, and work tauntings about model > trains, I leave 'em at home. Amen to that statment, I can't take "you play with trains" anymore. I stopped discussing the model railroading thing at work years ago. Date: 11/04/07 05:16 Re: Take a model train to work day? Author: birdman If I tried that, I might get fired. Where I work, there is no tolerance for things going on in the work place that are not work related.
Date: 11/04/07 18:53 Re: Take a model train to work day? Author: WC6497 I already do folks.I own a Rod & Reel Fishing Shop.Have had an overhead oval of 72' of HO track & trains running 6 days a week since January 18th, 2002.Its mounted on plexiglas.Cost to build & install just over $1,000.00
Plus have a 90 watt Reciever,2 Advent Baby II's,and an Onkyo Double Deck Cassette. My customers can hear trains climbing Cajon & Tehachapi.. Have done extensive research with every fishing shop in North America,and found im the only one folks. David & Judy Digney Bobs Rod & Reel Madison,Wisconsin Date: 11/05/07 11:21 Re: Take a model train to work day? Author: WP282 SCREAMIN-EAGLE Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > conrail767596 Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > "Take A Model Train To Work And Get Laughed At > > Day" > > > > After suffering through middle school, high > > school, college, and work tauntings about model > > trains, I leave 'em at home. > > > Amen to that statment, I can't take "you play with > trains" anymore. I stopped discussing the model > railroading thing at work years ago. I did take my model trains to work at one time at my last job. I would bring out a kit during lunch hour to work on it. All it gained me was a reputation with my boss for goofing off. I had fellow employees with lots of model cars, etc on their desks who had no problems. Our hobby is just not accepted in a lot of circles. Use your own judgement, but when in doubt, keep it quiet. WP Mike |