I Haz a Choo Choo Train Problem
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How many foamers does it take to change a lightbulb?
“No, NO!!! Not until I get a picture of the old one!!!”
Ahahahaha! That’s fantastic!
Don’t forget the foamer who buys it for 600 bucks because it’s a 1917 Westinghouse design and adds it to their collection, even though it doesn’t work!
(Source: spikesys.com)
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Hey YOU GUISE!
Guess what? I Haz a Choo Choo Train Problem has an actual website now @ ihazachoochootrainproblem.com!
All the action’s gonna be going down there from now on - although, I may pop in here from time to time to reblog some cool, semi-relevant stuff that we all know Tumblr is good for.
Also, be sure to subscribe to the RSS feed :)
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Yes, I’m a dork that takes a picture. Of a picture. Of a train.
Or I’m just sitting in my car bored as shit. You decide.
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Spotted at Whole Foods. Of course I bought it.
I originally saw the Boston one, and was like “WTF, why no New York one?”
Upon digging deeper on the shelf - which was an easy to miss end cap, I found it! Anything above 103rd St in Manhattan is chopped off, as is anything south of Brooklyn Heights. Half of Queens and all of the Bronx are missing…but I had to have it. $15 for a metal water bottle - sure. I’ll actually use it at work, and it will give me something to stare at when bored at work/plotting some sort of New York adventure at work. (Trust me, my job is repetitive enough to do on auto pilot - and my mind wanders freely…m’kay?)
They have bottles for several transit systems - Boston, DC, San Francisco, New York (obviously), and so on. They’re sold at this link - and like I said, I found mine at Whole Foods in West Hartford, CT so maybe give your local Whole Foods a try.
And unlike the flimsy $7 aluminum water bottle I used to have - this sucker is thick walled. Which is nice.
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Railroad Crossing Fireworks (by TucsonRailfan - phasing back on to flickr!)
Happy 4th of July!
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Happy 4th of July!! Hope your holiday is filled with the bright light of sunshine and fireworks!
Above: Ingo Fast, On and Off the Boardwalk, 2011, Beach 67 Street Station, Rocakway, Queens
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Housekeeping…and reminders.
I fixed the Disqus comment system after breaking it many moons ago. If you click the arrow next to posts - or “comments and reactions” on a specific post - you can leave comments.
Yay! BTW that’s supposed to be a huge hint to, ya know…do it.
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Anyhoo: new readers, be you Tumblr followers or otherwise…thanks for humoring me and looking at my train-related drivel :)
