Ah, two of the four answers were related locos while the other was the old designation for a loco and the last was an abortion of a loco by EMD. Not hard at all.
-- Why isn't there an Ozone Hole at the NORTH Pole?
I'd give you a 9.9 on that. The thing that got me on that question (still got it right) is that it was the only question that wasn't multiple choice. I'm not used to saying that phrase as a singular so I typed in the plural and that is the really right answer.
-- Why isn't there an Ozone Hole at the NORTH Pole?
Maybe Alex Trebek was running the quiz...you know how picky he gets on Jeopardy! now and then!!
Because THAT was the train for which ATSF specifically ordered the first of the high levels for. Although they eventually showed up on most all ATSF first line trains, they were the showpiece of the re-equipped El Capitan in the mid 50's (1955 IIRC).
So, not so obvious in my opinion, unless you knew the answer.
Ken Jennings would have gotten it right.
9 of 10. Missed the one about DL-109s on the CNW....
Kennedy
The El Capitan was renowned for the bi-level cars.
Kennedy
Mark=A0Mathu wrote:
--------------------------------------------------- Fun! Thanks for sharling, Mark.
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