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Michael A. Terrell

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Michael Terrell wrote:

I saw a lot of them that loose as a kid. We would use a railroad
bridge to cross a creek, and a lot of them could be pulled by hand. The
scary part was it was a private line that was used by a steel mill 10
miles away to haul slag. The bridge had a platform half way across, so
people could get off the track if a train came around the bend while
they were near the middle.

Yeah well, if I were iggy, I'd just call a crane and leave pulling everything out to them. Its probably safer too, because all this speculation and do-it-yourself crap is for the birds.

I'm sure you would, since you never do anything but complain.

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