Thanks all of you guys. I have the google tool bar on explorer & this morning it gave me no results neither did amazon & a UK book search engine. Tonight it comes up with the works so finger trouble or a glitch? Who knows.
Norman
Hey sunshine, inept I may be but you keep on proving that you're the only idiot around this newsgroup.
Err no, you are proving that you are, you are the idiot who admitted that you could not find
Face it "Norman", you might well be trying to be the latest idiot on Usenet, I've got news for you, you're failing totally - you ARE the latest idiot on Usenet!
Apart from personal attacks & foul language do you contribute any else to this ng Jerry? Are you so small minded that you have to keep asserting your "manhood" by attacking those who come seeking knowledge? I see in your reverse smiley that you use a 'broken' nose, could this be because you have provoked others to such an extent that they have punched you there, often & hard? You are the classic example which proves that advancement in years has nothing to do with maturity. Now go away & reflect on the parallels between your assertion of Thomson's disgusting and vindictive actions & your persistent, disgusting & vindictive attacks on me.
Norman
*phrase* -
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I call a spade a spade, if you don't like it stop acting like a moron, moron!
Unlike yourself, yes....
Take your own advice.
I don't often post in this e-group nowadays because I'm only active in large scale (16mm) in the garden at present.
I have always been a prototype rail enthusiast, however, and for many years was Chairman and later Vice President of one of the UK's major railway societies.
I have just uploaded an image file to Fotopic which depicts the final (official) run of BR's Push & Pull trains using LMS non-corridor stock and Ivatt Class 2MT 2-6-2T locos.
This took place exactly 40 years ago to today's date (5 Feb) and was so popular it had to be repeated. The file is at:
Enjoy!
I wrote last night:
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It has been done as of 10.00 today.
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