American Flyer S Scale Track Lot Bid: $5.83

Dec 29, 2007 8 Replies

You are bidding on a lot of American Flyer S scale train track. There are



45 curved pieces of track and 21 straight pieces of track. There is rust on quite a few of these pieces but most should be usable.

Auction: 170181316131 at

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No I'm not. But YOU are a grade A asshole.

I've been away from RMR for about a year and it's sad to see that the language, rudeness and all around bad manners of the group and Greg Procter and his comments haven't changed much.

-- Merry Christmas & Happy New Year

Roger T. Home of the Great Eastern Railway at:-

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On 12/29/2007 12:23 AM Roger T. spake thus:

So speaking of rudeness, are those comments directed towards Steve or towards the eBay-posting abuser?

The person who wrote the "grade A" above.

Plus others who seem to have an attitude when they post on what is, after all, simply a newsgroup to discuss "toy trains".

I was hoping it had improved but I guess not. The only imporvement is all the political crap seems to have faded away.

-- Merry Christmas & Happy New Year

Roger T. Home of the Great Eastern Railway at:-

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David, I'm not the eBay posting abuser. This is a newsgroup about toy trains isn't it? Please post the scope and use of this newsgroup for all to see or shut-up.

Funny, you could have fooled me. Must be all those messages about junk you've got on Ebay.

This is a newsgroup about toy trains

Actually, no it isn't. It's about model railroading - there is a difference.

Don't bother responding - I won't see it - I never read my killfile.

They are all toys...to perpetuate differently is elitism!

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Uh, in the same sense that *most* human possessions are toys, yes.

Nothing wrong with being elite. Only people it bothers are those who'll never qualify as such themselves, and who know it.

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