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When is Enough?

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#21

Quote KenB, over on another forum where this question was also posted:

“Let’s just face the obvious. Most of us are just big kids in regard to trains. When does a kid have enough candy?”

What a great answer!!!

I really have enjoyed all the great answers and ideas expressed in this thread.

Thanks to all of you that posted.

JimC.

#22
Gary Buchanan said:
He who dies with the most toys, wins !
Its actually...

“He who dies with the most toys, …still dies,
…so ya better enjoy’em while yer still kickin’ …”

Just say NO to queens

As in no shelf queens, no mantle queens, no garage queens, no trailer queens…
…run’em if ya have 'em … :wink:

#23
Victor Smith said:
Just say NO to queens

As in no shelf queens, no mantle queens, no garage queens, no trailer queens…
…run’em if ya have 'em … :wink:


Victor, You have nailed it! I’ll buy the tee shirt!

Jack B.

#24
Jim Carter said:
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“Let’s just face the obvious. Most of us are just big kids in regard to trains. When does a kid have enough candy?”

What a great answer!!!

…

JimC.


As soon as he barfed from too much candy and then remembers it! :wink: :slight_smile:

Sounds like too much alcohol, a lot of people have problems remembering that too.

#25
Victor Smith said:
...Just say NO to queens
What about Brooklyn?

Heck, so far as I’m concerned, just say NO to all of downstate NY. :wink: Blasted money pit that sucked all of my upstate NY tax dollars!

Later,

K

#26

We have the same problem here in Washington State. Those of us living in Eastern Washington pay state taxes to support the Seattle area and then have to raise bonds to take care of the problems that our state taxes should handle.

#27
Warren Mumpower said:
We have the same problem here in Washington State. Those of us living in Eastern Washington pay state taxes to support the Seattle area and then have to raise bonds to take care of the problems that our state taxes should handle.
It's called "The People's Republic of Seattle." They never met a tax they didn't like. With few exceptions (TOC among them), they are very strange to talk to.

They can’t ski very well, either. :lol:

Shields up! Arm Photon Torpedoes. Draw swords and prepare to repel boarders! Artillery lends dignity to what otherwise would be a vulgar brawl.

#28
Steve Featherkile said:
Warren Mumpower said:
We have the same problem here in Washington State. Those of us living in Eastern Washington pay state taxes to support the Seattle area and then have to raise bonds to take care of the problems that our state taxes should handle.
It's called "The People's Republic of Seattle." They never met a tax they didn't like. With few exceptions (TOC among them), they are very strange to talk to.

They can’t ski very well, either. :lol:

Shields up! Arm Photon Torpedoes. Draw swords and prepare to repel boarders! Artillery lends dignity to what otherwise would be a vulgar brawl.


Steve,

You forgot: “And then they saddled the Earth with Microsoft!”. How could you possibly miss that one? :lol: :lol:

#29

OH Dear!!!
I just bought 32 axles of metal wheels, an Auto Carrier, and a 2K2 Phoenix shound card…and then a computer interface for the card. [:p]

I guess I didn’t have enough[despite what Wifey says[:D]].

JimC.

#30
Jim Carter said:
OH Dear!!!!!! I just bought 32 axles of metal wheels, an Auto Carrier, and a 2K2 Phoenix shound card....and then a computer interface for the card. [:p]

I guess I didn’t have enough[despite what Wifey says[:D]].

JimC.


Hey Jim,

Perhaps “Enough” is when some one says “Uncle!” :wink: :slight_smile: