Large Scale Central

Woa! Am I in the right place?

General Discussion
#1

You’ve rather rearranged the dust.

Love what you’ve done with the place.

#2

I agree with Tom. It’s maybe the nicest setup of all the large scale forums I belong to or have visited. Like the new features & navigation tool. Good work Bob.

#3

Rearranging the dust is right. The site has had a pretty static look for 10 years this June 28th. Time for a bit of updating.

#4

What was changed?

:wink:

#5
Ric Golding said:
What was changed?

:wink:


Nothing, Ric, nothing.

Oh, and don’t clean your glasses…

#6
AL McEvoy said:
I agree with Tom. It's maybe the nicest setup of all the large scale forums I belong to or have visited. Like the new features & navigation tool. Good work Bob.
Agreed!
#7

Now it looks neat and clean. Way to go Bob.

Cheers, TOF

#8
Bob McCown said:
Ric Golding said:
What was changed?

:wink:


Nothing, Ric, nothing.

Oh, and don’t clean your glasses…


I got it, Bob, that was sarcasm right? Hmmm, you never can tell on these confusers.

#9

Should we change our now microscopic avatars?
Ralph

#10

i still like the yellow background better. :slight_smile:

#11

Steve,

The background is yellow, you need to take off the rose colored glasses. :wink:

#12
Steve Featherkile said:
i still like the yellow background better. :)
internet said:
Yellow strengthens the nervous system. It makes you more clear-headed and alert. It is a happy and uplifting color, allowing clear-thinking for decision making. Yellow will help with an optimistic attitude!
:) ;) :)
#13

So what about that awful “Institutional Green” they always paint schools? For making small boys loose their lunch?

#14

That one is the prep for your hospital visits! :lol:

#15

Oh, and I wondered why they call it “puke green”!

#16

Green is also supposed to be a calming color.
I don’t like it on the interior of a caboose or loco any more than I did in the schools or factories.
Ralph

#17

But why did they paint the interiors of cabooses that color? It seems like you wouldn’t want a relaxed train crew!

#18
Doug Arnold said:
But why did they paint the interiors of cabooses that color? It seems like you wouldn't want a relaxed train crew!
You don't want them beating on each other either ;) I believe it also helps make the interiors less claustrophobic. Ralph