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Red Barchetta? I dunno.

Knew that

I could hide, 'neath the wings Of the bluebird as she sings The six o'clock alarm would never ring

Yep. That's the way I re-discovered it. As Walt is dying on the floor of the lab, it plays and the camera raises up as the cops come in to see the body.

I don't agree on the wheels looking like they do, but otherwise it's a very agreeable looking little MR2.

I definitely think rallying is the toughest racing type. I can't say from experience other than ten years of playing rally racing games... I remember distinctly at five years old, playing Gran Turismo 2 on the PS1 with my dad, rally racing with the wheel and pedals.... I remember dad drifting his Audi Coupe GT in the snow, nearly sideways through corners, sitting in the back seat.... Thing about rallying is quick reflexes, low light situations, corners in very fast relation to each other, bumpy or unstable (sand, gravel, etc.) surfaces, water.... Things you don't get in NASCAR, where all the cars are more or less the same, driving on a flat, well lit track.

Guess I got what I deserved Kept you waiting there too long, my love All that time without a word Didn't know you'd think that I'd forget Or I'd regret a special love I had for you

And I was just reading a book on Mogs not two hours ago.

She gave me the queen, she gave me the king She was wheelin' and dealin', just doin' her thing

One of the steamers coming round to the lower curve of the layout. It's not finished yet, but all the track is down and is soon to be wired, in straight DC, mind you. DCC is too expensive at this point. The time is around the years 1940-1955, give or take. It allows for a good mix of engines, hood units and steamers alike. I myself really like switchers, like 0-4-0 Docksides or GE 44-tonners.

I knew right from the beginning That you would end up winning I knew right from the start You'd put an arrow in my heart

I didn't get it yet, but I should soon be getting an HO scale Proto 2000 Alco FA1, decked out in Great Northern gear. What're you getting/ what'd you get today?

Yeah. I hate em just because they never line up right like the one-piece tubs do, just like the windows that are separate. I suppose it's not unrealistic in the way they're multiple piece, but how they line up with the doors. Also, dogleg hinges. Geez, they're annoying.

Whoever gets the ball the most?

MIG welding? Easy! Stick welding? Like toothpaste on metal. Good for large areas. TIG welding? PITA. I don't mess with it.

With my T Fruitwagon, I opened it in the Hobby Lobby parking lot.

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This ^^ Also... -floating alternator -chrome belt -license plate with car name or car year on it -windows in multiple pieces -multiple piece interiors

I don't mind A guy's dancin' with my girl That's fine I know em all pretty well But know sometimes I Must get out in the light Better leave her behind This one is EASY.

Well I suppose I like both ways, then. People should listen to more Zappa and drop the Zep.

Well that's for you all to decide. I take pride in it

Switched-On Bach by Walter Carlos All Bach songs performed on the Minimoog synth.

Once again I have stum-ped you alls. This is Excentrifugal Forz by Frank Zappa, off the extremely rad Apostrophe album. This album is why I hold firm to my belief he is the best guitarist ever.

Bob Marley - I Shot The Sheriff

Hint: it's a Zappa song