Re: East Broad Top: CLOSED for "AT LEAST ANOTHER YEAR"
| April 21, 2014 10:12PM |
extra16south Wrote:
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> You can have all the money in the world, but if
> the owner of the railroad won't play ball, you're
> money does no good. Kapische?
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OK, so Foamer A spends a lifetime dreaming of saving his scheckels so he can go to see the C&TS or other attractions.
Foamer B sees the light in bailing on the excess foam and gets a productive degree in business or technology and sets about making mountains of cubic green rectangles ...
Who is going to be a more positive influence or have the greater opportunity to make things happen in the rail preservation field ?
Gee, Mr. Obvious ... I am having a hard time figuring that one out !
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> You can have all the money in the world, but if
> the owner of the railroad won't play ball, you're
> money does no good. Kapische?
=======================================================
OK, so Foamer A spends a lifetime dreaming of saving his scheckels so he can go to see the C&TS or other attractions.
Foamer B sees the light in bailing on the excess foam and gets a productive degree in business or technology and sets about making mountains of cubic green rectangles ...
Who is going to be a more positive influence or have the greater opportunity to make things happen in the rail preservation field ?
Gee, Mr. Obvious ... I am having a hard time figuring that one out !
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