Re: Two Trains collide near Airport???

["avachat" <avachat@dingoblue.net.au>]

Tezza <tezza2000@dingoblue.net.au> wrote in message
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> "Taliesin Walker" <taliesin@nospam.chariot.net.au> wrote in message
> > > Apparently a FC crew locked their train in the Master Siding at Mascot
> and
> > > sunk the staff at the intermediate staff hut. Unfortunately, their
train
> > was still foul. D106 hit the back of the train in the Master Siding
around
> 4pm
> > > and derailed at least the loco.
> >
> > Can someone explain that in plain English? I'm not that up on jargon.
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> Apparently - I don't know for a fact i.e. someone told me.
> FC - FreightCorpse, nee FreightRail
> crew - Rappers
> locked - secured, stowed
> their train - choo choo
> Master - one in charge in S&M
> Siding - what they put on the outside of houses
> Mascot - Where to find the aerial equivalent of gunzels
> sunk - inserted
> staff - stick
> intermediate - between the ends
> staff hut. - Where they keep the sticks
> Unfortunately - better if it hadn't happened
> their train - choo choo
> was - past tense verb of to be
> still - snap, piccy
> foul - KFC
> D106 - Trip train hauling trucks from yard/siding to yard/siding
> hit - What the Master does
> the back of - opposite to the front of
> the train - choo choo
> in the Master Siding - where it was
> around - approximately
> 4pm - 4 hours after big lunch
> and - also
> also - and
> de - part of a frog name
> railed - ranted
> at least - no less than
> the loco - nut case
>
> I hope this has been of assistance.
>
> For gods sake Tezza, stick ta horizontal lift driven ok.
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