RailroadBrony

Thank you for the fav

Thanks for the fav!

Saw your comment about the Edmund Fitzgerald model. You made a statement that your great-great-great-great-great uncle served on the Fitzgerald and went down with the ship in 1975. Are you a year old or are you 85 years old? Assuming a minimum age of 18 to be employed on the ship, your great-great-great-great-great uncle was born in 1957 and passed in 1975. Or, let's say he's retiring early, at age 50. The ship sank in 1975, so your great-great-great-great-great uncle was born in 1925. Even if you were born in 1931 and you and all 6 generations of uncles are each only a year apart, you would have to be 85 right now. You cannot possible have 6-generations of uncles that only date back 85 years. With your logic, more than likely all of you are still alive. Except for your great-great-great-great-great uncle of course. Using a conservative life span of 60 years each for your 6 generations of uncles, your great-great-great-great-great uncle was born in 1826 and he would havd been 149 years old while serving on the Fitzgerald in 1975. Don't mean to be offensive but your distortion was ridiculous.

Thanks for the faves on my photography!

Thanks for the Fave.  Just remembered the funniest thing I saw on a model railroad, a three track car ferry with a micro switch load two cars on either side track more than the other and it would sound a buzzer and a sign with the word tilt on it would flash when the buzzer sounded on, off, on, off.

thank you for the fave