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That is just the sort of nonsense up with which I shall not put.

That is just the sort of nonsense up with which I shall not put.

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Yes Yoda.

I didn't forget it, I was lamenting the loss :-).

Must be a pretty small library. Ours, in a medium size county, has about a dozen books and a subscription to MR. You do know that most libraries will order stuff that people ask for if the budget allows, don't you?

Yes, I know that. I know ours did - but they seem to be having a rather rocky time with a new director - I don't know how they are now.

That is just the sort of nonsense up with which I shall not put.

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Nor sword sleep in my hand ...

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One point you do not bring out is that mags like MR are no longer supporting their readers. They only push what they think is the way to go. HO or N. In the 70s they covered every scale including Live Steam. I happen to be a Live Steamer and an On30 and HO Civil War. MR used to be fun to read and I read every scale, now it is a waste of time for almost every issue.

It does seem to be a lot more about advertising than it used to be. I prefer Model Railroad Craftsman, but I do still take them both.

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