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07/28/2008 8:26 PM  

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07/29/2008 3:47 PM  
other = None of the above

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07/29/2008 3:59 PM  
Which ever one does it will deffently win points for my vote

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07/29/2008 4:22 PM  
Other---- Ed Harvey

Let's hear it EVERYBODY!!!

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07/30/2008 5:52 AM  
Steam or Diesel?

Battery or Track Power?

Freight or Passenger?

Too many variables!


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07/30/2008 11:59 PM  
"Which of the presumptive presidential candidates do you think would be most likely to add a garden railroad to the White House Rose Garden?"

Do you know of any politicians at that level who even know what a garden railroad is? Anyone ? 
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07/31/2008 6:55 AM  
Good point.

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08/01/2008 9:13 PM  
I have a funny feeling that you guys just aren't getting it.  


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08/02/2008 11:19 AM  
I gotta agree with Blackburn on this one. These men already have a hobby, and thats politics.
A better question would be, which one if these candidates is more likely to legislate against Garden Railroading if it were disclosed to the public how addictive it is once you've tried it ;)


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08/04/2008 2:38 PM  

Forget the list, Had one of them in Berlin holding a speech to American tourists recently.  Hamster for President.

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08/07/2008 9:10 PM  
There is something very misleading about the title to this thread. I saw it and immediately thought "Lincoln's funeral train" OR "Truman's campaign train" or "FDR's NY limo train." But NOT garden railway. The title just does not work for me.  Nor can I even remotely imagine ANY prospective president being a model train enthusiast in any scale. It's a huge disconnect--doesn't fit.  
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08/08/2008 6:50 AM  
I love the absurdity of it--picking a president by garden railroading. But then, to me, incongruity is funny.


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08/10/2008 1:47 PM  
I do not recall ANY president EVER being noted for his hobby pursuits, POSSIBLY excluding collecting things (stamps, coins, antiques), which is almost not a hobby at all.
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08/10/2008 2:12 PM  
Clinton and interns? But I digress.


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08/11/2008 7:07 AM  
President Lincoln owned a printing press and would relax setting type.


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08/11/2008 5:17 PM  
[quote=blackburn49]Nor can I even remotely imagine ANY prospective president being a model train enthusiast in any scale. It's a huge disconnect--doesn't fit.
Ronald Reagan was an avid model railroader. He did mostly 0-Gauge 3 Rail, but collected LGB, also.

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08/14/2008 4:26 PM  
The Presidents can't run a country, how would they run a railroad?

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08/14/2008 5:26 PM  
They'd run a railroad the same way they run the country... in the ground.

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