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How did you guys come up with your names? I thought up mine when I was bored on the bus going to school and I was sitting with my head cocked to the side staring into space like an idiot and I thought about how cool it would be to drive, no fly, a steam locomotive to school. So, I came up with Hovertrain.

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hehehe...a flying steam train, huh? That would be pretty cool. I've got that scene at the end of "Back To The Future 3" stuck in my mind now, with Doc Brown and his Steam Train Time Machine! Well, as far as where my forum name came from, I just used my e-mail screen name. I got the screen name "gatecityca" after I had done research earlier on the history of the area where I live. I live in San Bernardino, California. Anyway, San Bernardino was, and to some extent still is, a major railroad transportation hub for southern California. In fact, the city pretty much owes its existance to the Santa Fe RR, otherwise it probably would have just stayed a Mormon camp with citrus groves and a couple of sheep. San Bernardino developed into such an important way point to the rest of southern California that it earned the nickname "The Gateway City." I thought that was pretty cool, so I used it for my screen name. Gatecityca is "Gate City, California."Chris

Chris T.
San Bernardino, California

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Doc Brown and his Steam Train Time Machine! That sounds like something that someone could create, with the Flux Capaciter, The high-beam headlights, and all the gadgets and stuff.

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I'd hate to stoke a flying steam train. Being the fireman on a steamer going up a grade is hard enough

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Actually, I was thinking of converting a 6-8-6 and using, lets say, plutonium or uranium as a fuel source. Like that will ever happen.

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Much as I support nuclear power, thats too dangerous. If you had a derailment and the coolant leaked out, you'd have a meltdown. Also a juicy target for terrorists.

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Alright. Um. Maybe I'll use a Mr. Fusion (Back to the Future II) to convert all the trash aroud my house into fuel!
-Hovertrain

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I came up with my screen name in a unusual way. I was trying to find a AOL screen name that wasn't taken and became frusterated, so I gave the keyboard a smack and this is what came up.

Mike Suitts

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XLSpecial was a named freight train the Milwaukee Road started in 1963 or so. 261 was it's number.Before the Super C (Santa Fe) it, along with it's eastbound counterpart the "Thunderhawk", was the fastest transcontinental freight train. Averaged over 60MPH over much of the route that was not in the mountains.Todd

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LAST EDITED ON Dec-20-02 AT 11:02 PM (EST)

Obviously my name comes from the GM SD70MAC and 666 is the number of the devil. Offsets it from everyone els. I also have the Star of hell and 666 under it tatooed on my right arm

Hey do you love me like a beautiful thing yeah
Get into the god All american Dream
Demon Speeding: Rob Zombie
The vision comes and goes
but tonight I saw very clearly
Transylvania Transmissions Pt.1 Rob Zombie

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In 1904, the Interborough Rapid Transit Company began operations of a nine mile route from City Hall to Harlem.
The stations were as follows:
1 is for the local train
3 is for the express train
City Hall: 1
Brooklyn Bridge: 1,3
Worth Street: 1
Canal Street: 1
Spring Street: 1
Bleeker Street: 1
Astor Place: 1
14th Street: 1,3
18th Street: 1
23rd Street: 1
28th Street: 1
33rd Street: 1
Grand Central: 1,3
Times Square: 1,3
50th Street: 1
59th Street Columbus Circle: 1
66th Street: 1
72nd Street: 1,3
79th Street: 1
86th Street: 1
91st Street: 1
96th Street: 1,3
Past 96th Street all trains made local stops:
103rd Street
110th Street Cathedral Parkway
116th Street/Columbia University
125th Street
137th Street City College
145th Street
Later that year the line was extended north:
157th Street
Not long afterwards the 3 train started using the Lenox line and just 14 years after the subway was opened, the current "H" system was put into place (Broadway/7th Avenue, Lexington/Park/4th Avenue, Shuttle). The tunnel to Brooklyn was opened within a few years of the first subway. The line ran with composite (steel/wood) cars until the first Hi-V all steel cars arrived. They were supplemented by the more well known (and more common) Lo-V cars, a few of which are still operable.
Today the IRT (Division-A) is comprised of 9 lines (1,2,3,4,5,6,7,9,S) and runs in all four boroughs served by the subway. It dominates the Bronx (6 lines to the IND's 2) and is less dominant in Brooklyn and Queens (4 in Brooklyn and one in Queens). Their cars are shorter and thinner than the cars of the BMT/IND (Division B).

This is not the J-train. This is a special excursion train for ticket holders only. Next stop Alabama Avenue, stand clear of the doors.

John

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My name comes from me growing up around the SSW in southern Arkansas. And 96 was the last year for the SSW before the UP took it over. Tragically the SSW & the WTC all came to a end on Sept, 11.SSW=R.I.P. 9-11-96
WTC=R.I.P. 9-11-01

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My nickname is Homer, and he's also my favorite cartoon character.I also race a 125cc shifter kart in WKA and SKUSA. I chose #13 because it was not only the number my father wore in HS and college basketball, but I wore it playing HS hockey. SKUSA requires letters in regional racing and "J" represents the Great Lakes region, so my number is 13j.If you are at any midwest kart races next year look for me:Homer #13j

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LOL!! - mines a mistake - when Gennesive & Wyoming (cant spell thier name :S) - the owners of Buffalo & Pittsburg, took over Westrail, they began painting our locos into the orange with 2 black lines. Q301 was the first - it came out with ASR logos on it - but were changed to AWR some weeks later Homer13j - homer is a champ!! - and principle skinner
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I got my name last year. I won the Durham Elementary spelling bee, and my friend Hayden started calling me zachattack. Now, everybody knows me as zachattack. Even my teacher calls me that sometimes!
Zach, future Trinity Railway engineer(I'm only eleven)

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Hi peoples,My name was derived from something totally unrelated to trains. Way back when I was a young fart, I was a geek, a real honest to goodness nerd. This was way before calculators and I want around with horn-rimmed glasses, my ever present pocket protector, and my slide rule hanging off my belt. And oh yes, I was skinny as a rail.I got teased a lot in high school - by both the jocks and the cool girls,and back then I didn't like it at all - but I was too socially inept to know how to go about changing my image.Now, I'm 60 years old, and frankly, don't give a rats a$$ what people think. I ended up with a damn good job, a terrific wife (who obviously saw something in me others didn't) and a great life. Great enough that now I can look back and actually joke about being a geek in school. I'm not really proud of it, but I accept it as part of what I am and, at times, even joke about it, like I was doing when I had to pick this name. It's actually my login name at work, too.Have a Happy Holidays,everybody,Larry

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Stumbl just falls down a lot and nope , he don't drink either

"I do what my Rice Krispies tell me to do"

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Delamaize: Translation, "of the corn" in spanish. now you ask
"why the heck "of the corn"? well it actually is the last name of a charctor that I played in high school. so I figured that it would be a unique name that wasn't soemthing like "trainlover132452" like everyother person I see on the 'net. and I feel safe saying that I'm the only one on the net with this name.


Delamaize
"Long Live High Speed Rail In The USA"

Chasis Builder, Boiler Builder, and Builder of any other parts that need to be fabricated.

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LAST EDITED ON Dec-22-02 AT 04:15 PM (EST)

Well, let's see...
At 56, I ain't young, and middleaged takes too long to type. The rest is self explanatory - I'm just glad I got there first, so I didn't have to add a number. It's been mine on other Forums and Chatrooms ever since we were all using 8k modems and 8meg 8088's and thinking they were fast. (Edited for spelling)

JOhn
Oldrailfan
Railfan means anything on rails! Trains Trolleys Rollercoasters - you name it.

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The name I use is the same name that I got when I was christend.
My entire name is Björn Jonatan Grönoset.
My mom didn't like Björn Grönoset (just listen to it, sounds crazy.) So they decided that it'll be Jonatan (it CAN also be spelled Jonathan.)
Now you know how I got my name.

When things screw up, there's only one thing left to say "Doh!"

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LAST EDITED ON Dec-23-02 AT 08:14 AM (EST)

look what i found on the net - AWR Q 301 - thats what my name is meant to be - not ASR!!! Q301 - lolcheers
mike "There is no emtioncon for what i am feeling right now"

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gee, your's all ar einteresting, ines jsut my firstname, haha!P.S. its spelled Genesee jsut incase you ever feel like performing an internet search sometime.

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>My mom didn't like Björn Grönoset (just listen to it, sounds crazy.) ... I like it! Anyway, I lived for years on my middle name, so I guess it's OK. (I had to grow up, move away from home and join the Army before I could get people to use my "proper" first name) My family STILL calls me "Nat" - they're the only ones, though.
Worse yet, I was named for both my Grandfathers, so I was: John Nathan. For some reason, people try to push them together and name me Jonathan - not that it is a bad name or anything, but it's JUST NOT MINE!
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Yes, I know what Björn translates to in English. I still don't think its a strange sounding name.

JOhn
Oldrailfan
Railfan means anything on rails! Trains Trolleys Rollercoasters - you name it.

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Remember the number of the default Dash9?..... yep thats it.*~þHÃt*Rat~**~classic american playa~*


www.atlanticsystem.tkSkinner #2 at Atlantic System

September 11th, 2001: I stand united! Peace to those who perished... R.I.P

TTC Y-U-S subway line - 5% complete

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When I learned HTML, I somehow thought up calling me webservice Dave Pages. When I got Hotmail DavidPages was taken up, so I thought of davidpagesweb and when I signed up here I decided to go with that.
Thanks!
DavidPagesWeb

The "Metra Man" David Kuntz, 13 year old Simmist

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LAST EDITED ON Dec-24-02 AT 10:00 PM (EST)

I think mine's a little 'out there', so to speak..It all started a year or two ago, in an online 'RPG'..My RPG character was the son of a werelion, whose last name was 'Darkfyre'..I guess it stuck, after all this time..I kinda grew into it..Now, whenever I go online; I simply think of myself as 'Darkfyre'


...Runnin' on Soda...

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my first name is Christopher so i came up with the name somonenamedchris

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Hi all,I came up with bnsf cuz I model BNSF in N scale and I work close to BNSF mainline in Berwyn, Illinois. I wanted to use 4723 but, it was taken already. No problem. I had to think of the number fast so I use the year that I was born in instead. I wanted to use BNSF733 cuz I have seen it past through Berwyn a few times. Ah well, it's too late, now.
Ken
"United We Stand."
"Love America or Get Out!"

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Hi all, Well, FWIW, ACE is my nickname/stage name since high-school, and 6879 is the first SD40-2 I ran, back in 1983 on the CNW. Ironically, it and the UP United Way unit, are in Rochelle, IL at the new Global 3 intermodal facility, albiet the 6879, is now the UP 3044. SIGH...First time I seen her in 10 years, and it just HAD to be in Grease grey and cat crap yellow!!!Anyhoo, put the two together, and you get ACE6879!!!!Merry Christmas to all!!Kelley D. Ellison



CSX A-Line Chief lighting engineer
NALW Lighting engineer
Dekosoft Lighting engineer

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what is 1959 - is it a C44-9W in Heri 1 scheme? - or is it a Geep?there is no emtioncon for what i am feeling right now

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Errr... Because I'm Stooopid?

------My favourite LUL train------

This is Notting Hill Gate......Change for Circle...and District lines...............This train terminates at Hainault...via Newbury Park......(Don't you just love the SONIA? If you haven't heard it, play BVE Central line to hear it!)

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Yep, you guessed it. I'm a railroad dispatcher, but before you go off thinking of some guy sitting behind a desk with a thousand little lights, computers, and a complex network of lines representing a thousands of miles of railroad above him...... I only have 16 miles of mainline, 5 mainline sidings, and a small yard to worry about in northeastern Utah on the Heber Valley Railroad. It sounds super easy, and it is for the most part, but there are days when things get exciting. (Winter 2001: Snowmobilers wreck themselves in the frog of a switch near a major highway grade crossing. Tow truck gets stuck trying to pull them off the tracks, and needs second tow truck to help. Train held up for an hour. Passengers disgruntled to say the least.)I'm also a qualified brakeman, conductor, hostler, etc. but "dispatcher" is my highest ranking title. Some people confuse me for an EMT dispatcher, which wouldn't be fun for me at all.618 is one of our steam engines. - dispatcher618

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LAST EDITED ON Dec-27-02 AT 08:42 AM (EST)

er, I got my name because I create Pac-Man comics almost everyday at school. Hey, ya gotta do someting in first period algebra.-Matt, Future Cirque du Soleil musician-Creating Pac-Man comics for the humorless people out there

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I guess the the forum name explains it all. Hey, I love the NW and its long gone Y6b's, A's and J's. Dont ask about the freak part, I'm not a freako;) I'm just a big fan of the old N&W.
-Mike

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MSTS lets me model any size railroad in real life proportions without limitations(other than my computer). MSTS allows me to be an "extreme" model railroader. It is a bit tongue-in-cheek though, since model railroading is a pretty laid back hobby.

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>It is a bit tongue-in-cheek though, since model railroading is a
>pretty laid back hobby. Amen to that. You should try real railroading. - dispatcher618

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>You should try real railroading

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As my name suggests and what Popeye said, " I am what I am and that's all that I am!" Railnut pretty much covers it....

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hehehe...ironically, that's what a lot of people around here call me! Especially my friends. You're lucky I didn't choose that screen name first . Actually, there's an interesting story about how that nickname got circulated. I've been a rail buff since I was a little kid in Illinois (I'm 25 years-old now). Well, anyway, about a year ago, on a sort of spur-of-the-moment decision, a group of friends and I decided to take the Metrolink commuter train into Los Angeles. I've been on it many times, but some of the others had never even been on a train before, so it would be a new experience for them. It was the last day of the semester, and it had been a rough semester for all of us at that (I go to San Bernardino Valley College), so we decided to take the train just to goof off and get away for a while. We went to Bakers before we went down to the station to get a quick lunch to take with us (Bakers is a fast-food joint in case you're not familiar with it, since it seems to be just a southern California place). It was off peak time, so there weren't a whole lot of people on our train, at least until around Rancho Cucamonga (it's the second stop after departing San Bernardino, en route to Los Angeles). We pretty much had a car to ourselves for a little while. Now, if you imagine a group of college students just starting their summer break on a fast train to the big City of Angels and you know something is going to happen. Well, of the many ways we got into some mischief is we got into a food fight on the train, had the proverbial french fry war! Of course, being a rail buff I made sure we picked up everything afterward, no reason to ruin a perfectly good train. But not before the conductor announced the next station on the PA and also said "...and I should also remind certain passengers about boisterous behavior" hehehe. A few people looked at us...everyone knew who he was talking about. Now, you'd think I would be embarrassed, and I probably was a little, but like I said it had been a rough semester so I apparently unwound with a little regression
Besides, I figured I'd never see those people on the train ever again anyway, and out of the many things in their busy lives surely they wouldn't remember the time a bunch of college kids got a little rowdy on the Metrolink?? Well, we did a little sightseeing in Los Angeles and rode the Red Line subway up to Hollywood and saw the Walk of Fame. Oh, by the way, for those of you who do live in southern California, this is actually a pretty neat trip because the Metrolink ticket will give you a free transfer to the Red Line for unlimited rides. All counted, the trip on the Metrolink train from San Bernardino and including the transfer to the subway, it only took us about an hour and 20 minutes to get to Hollywood. It was a pretty good trip. Anyway, when I came back to school the next semester, everyone started calling me "rail nut." It's one of the many nicknames I've been given over the years
But don't worry, Rail Nut, your forum name is perfectly safe! Besides, I just used my AOL screen name, as whereas there could be an untold number of other users with the screen name "Railnut" there is no one else with the name "Gatecityca" Chris T.
San Bernardino, California

Chris T.
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Interesting story indeed! I was smitten by the rail bug when I received my first steel Lionel trainset when I was 7. Really got bit by the bug when I was 9, living near Binghamton,New York where you had two great railroads keep the rails ever shiny. Erie Lakanookie and the D&H. Great Stuff!! Moved to Brockton.Ma with a small rail yard in my backyard. Whoopee! Trains, trains and more trains.Upgraded to HO scale in 1967. To my dismay, I have boxes and boxes but no place to set the bugger up. Somehow, the good basement clause insn't in the marrage contract, dammit!
PennCentral and Conrail all but destroyed freight service on the South Shore here. Poor service and lousy MOW. CSX and Bay Colony shortline now handle what little freight traffic there is. The MBTA has revamped and renewed the rails for commuter service but I don't find that very exciting. Trainmaster and MSTS has totally rekindled my interest in railroading again. Railnut

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Ok i am very unoriginal...I go to Belton High in Belton, Texas...and our mascot is the Tigers...so basically that explains my name...i used it cause i play football and i thought TigerFootball sounded dumb....i have a feeling my name is original..lolKyle Penn
Belton Tiger WR #5

Quarterbacks don't make receivers look good..it's receivers like me that make QB's look good

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My youngest child could not say my forname quite right, it sounded like Mazzzzzz... Rather pretty.. My real forname is Mats, so thats where mine forum namn came from.He was about three years old by that time, now he has grown to be a big boy at eight yers old.. /Mats Abramson

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I can't beleive that my post has 40 replies! I just started posting stuff in in like the first week of december!
-Hovertrain

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Maybe we have another canidate for Blabbermouth of the Yr award...lol..i've been here since like freakin april and only have a little over 100 posts..something to be said about people who only say what is neccesaryKyle Penn
Belton Tiger WR #5

Quarterbacks don't make receivers look good..it's receivers like me that make QB's look good

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