New look is good…
Shame to have so much wasted space where the picture is… Be nice, if it could be like 3 pictures, side by side… 
Well IMHO I don’t like the way the forum posts are now set up, but we’ll see what the others say about it!! Used to be more listed than are now, But I guess what da ya want for free!! Hee Hee LOL Regal
I like the new forum read out. I can see what is going on and what he post is about with out having to open it up. Great job Bob.
Nice
Two thumbs up from me too. Very nice clean look. I thought my browser was screwing up at first then quickly realized the code was correct. What software do you use (if you can reveal that - if not, no problem).
Al
Looks good
Noticed it right away. Pretty slick. Oh, sorry, “Swishy.”
Geoff George said:I'm not too sure I like the first few lines of a post on the front page ;) And I kinda miss the diesels. But nothing I can't get used to. Looks pretty good :) Ralph
I like the new forum read out. I can see what is going on and what he post is about with out having to open it up. Great job Bob.
The logo is gonna get reworked to include locomotive, like before. Stay tuned
Good to hear. I rather missed my daily dose of EBT.
Later,
K
I thought I was on the wrong site, backed out and got back in then figured it out. Thought it was someone elses logo, I too dont pay attention to things.
Nice swishy look.
tom h
I noticed right away, thought i was in the wrong place.
after the other site did there recent upgrade (last year?) i have found it harder to use.
so I spend more time here.
regards
Dave
Hmmm. I prefer the use of the word ‘spiffy’.
For those old enuff to remember, Liberace was ‘swishy’…
tac
www.ovgrs.org
Careful TAC, your homphobic paranoia is showing. 
From Wiki answers.
“The term is used for frequently probably by older people… meaning, looking very smart or well dressed…(tuxedo,shirt and tie) you’ve probably heard your granny say this to you at one stage or another?”
http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_does_the_term_looking_swish_mean&src=ansTT
Tony,
Around these parts, Liberace was “swishy” and I’m not talking about his suit.
Granny didn’t use “spiffy” or “swishy”…but then she was German.
I guess I’m not old enough to remember when “swishy” was in vogue
Ralph
I’m sure if Bob was offended by the term “Swishy” he would say so.
In the meantime I think we can leave out the derogatory personal opinions of what “Swishy” means. It only strengthens the opinion of others, just how narrow minded some people can be.
David: Harder to use is not one of my goals here!
Yea, I’ll, go with “spiffy” since it doesn’t need a explanation…
Dear Mr Walsham, I am not a paranoid homophobe, and I object strongly to the accusation that I am.
I AM, however, a pedant.
Please read -
swish·y (swsh)
adj. swish·i·er, swish·i·est
- Producing a swishing sound.
- Slang Effeminate.
The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition copyright ©2000 by Houghton Mifflin Company. Updated in 2009. Published by Houghton Mifflin Company. All rights reserved.
swishy [ˈswɪʃɪ]
adj -shier, -shiest
- moving with a swishing sound
- US slang effeminate and homosexual
Collins English Dictionary – Complete and Unabridged 6th Edition 2003. © William Collins Sons & Co. Ltd 1979, 1986 © HarperCollins Publishers 1991, 1994, 1998, 2000, 2003
That’s all I have to say.
tac
www.ovgrs.org
