Due to an error on the behalf of my esteemed web host providers, INTERLAND of Atlanta, GA, the Interchange Board was done for a period early today. As a consequence the following messages were corrupt and had to be deleted:

Memphis Transportation Museum - Tim Stuy
Boiler Water - Jim Wrinn
SP&S 700 Issues - Rob Davis

If those people would care to repost their lost messages maybe Dave will get off my back.

Oh yeah, both my cats are fixed too, but I don't let them use the computer because I'm afraid of the type of sites them might visit anyway. Maybe if more people were as responsible with their cats as I the world would be a better, safer place.

Railway Preservation News
hkading@rypn.org

To the above list of lost messages add 3 posts by Jim Robinson on the subject of the WK&S, and 1 post by Aaron B. on the same subject.

If you see any other lost messages, i.e. you get a server error instead of the message, live with it, or send me a detailed description of the message including subject, poster, and date and time posted, written in blue of black ink, or typed, on the back of a $20 bill.

Railway Preservation News
hkading@rypn.org

Bless ya', Hume. I'd like to see a couple of the missing posts myself and maybe we'll be luck enough they'll resurface for us again. This must be awful trying for you and your efforts on behalf of all of us are so very appreciated.

By the way, all my cats are fixed too and well before I had to break them. Have had some rude suprises however as a result of kitty on the keyboards.

Ladypardus@cs.com

Moi? Never.........

Anybody know how to break the habit of a kitten who likes to walk on the keyboard? Yes, he is also fixed already.

Dave

irondave@bellsouth.net

> Moi? Never.........

> Anybody know how to break the habit of a
> kitten who likes to walk on the keyboard?
> Yes, he is also fixed already.

> Dave

Slowly, carefully, introduce him/her to concept of using the Mouse instead of keyboard! I don't know if cat should be well fed or hungry for this. Some experimentation might be in order.


Bonsai Kitten
bilburns1313@ameritech.net

EEEEEEEK, My cat ate my mouse

Ladypardus@cs.com

Katie, my 9 year old Scottish Terrier would never think of playing with my computer. However, if she was still a puppy, I would have to worry about her chewing on it. FYI Hume, she was spayed at the age of 9 months.


kevingillespie@usa.net

> Katie, my 9 year old Scottish Terrier would
> never think of playing with my computer.
> However, if she was still a puppy, I would
> have to worry about her chewing on it. FYI
> Hume, she was spayed at the age of 9 months.

Well, in addition to the cats, we have a Great Dane (fixed) as well. Well, a not so Great Dane as she only weighs about 85 lbs. (the runt of the litter). Anyway, we must be doing something right as she's 14 and still walking (not running a whole lot though).

And speaking of cats and dogs, what's worse than raining cats and dogs? Raining cats and dogs and hailing taxis.

My, this certainly has digressed. Where is the board moderator when you nedd him?


Railway Preservation News
hkading@rypn.org

> Well, in addition to the cats, we have a
> Great Dane (fixed) as well. Well, a not so
> Great Dane as she only weighs about 85 lbs.
> (the runt of the litter). Anyway, we must be
> doing something right as she's 14 and still
> walking (not running a whole lot though).

> And speaking of cats and dogs, what's worse
> than raining cats and dogs? Raining cats and
> dogs and hailing taxis.
I once found two tiny kittens under a Shay crank bed at work and took them home. They grew some, one weighs 25 pounds and the other 30! Do wonders to your peace of mind when they land on you at 2 a.m.

> My, this certainly has digressed. Where is
> the board moderator when you nedd him?


ironbartom@aol.com

Greetings,

My dog leaves my keyboard alone, however trains are a different story. I live next to the BNSF mainline through Omaha. When a train comes, she likes to chase it. She is smart enough not to try to bite it though. Unfortunately, she is getting old and doesn't do that as often. Lately, she just barks and watches them from the yard.

God Bless,
Gerald Kopiasz, President
Heartland Railroad Historical Society

Heartland Railroad Historical Society
hrrhs@aol.com