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Re: the meaning of gunzel

Subject: Re: the meaning of gunzel
From: "Al" <alpout@optusnet.com.au>
Date: Wed, 18 Apr 2001 22:35:55 +1000
Newsgroups: aus.rail
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> Back in the mid 60's you generally didn't make it public that you were
> interested in trains. If  you did, you'd get some weird looks. You certainly
> didn't mention it to females of the same age you were romantically
> interested in. In those days trains were considered dirty, smokey, noisy
> things. They were old, worn out and slow.

What's changed??  The same trains that were used in the 60's are still used in
the Hunter Valley.

References:
- the meaning of gunzel
  - From: "<Type your name here>" <csinn@netlink.com.au>
- Re: the meaning of gunzel
  - From: David McLoughlin <davemcl*PISSOFFSPAMMERS*@iprolink.co.nzzzzz>
- Re: the meaning of gunzel
  - From: "Kerry" <kerry@capebyron.com>

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