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Favorite childhood toys and youthful memories

By Mr68

8 years ago


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#5750 2 years ago

My grandpa had a hobby store back in the 90’s. I vaguely remember it, and his garage, which had a floor to ceiling model railway in it. Unfortunately he and grandma had to move into an apartment, so it was likely trashed.

Grandpa used to shovel coal on steam locomotives, and his biggest regret in life was leaving the railway.

Anyways, my favourite book growing up was one that grandpa gave me. The book is called Train Wrecks. I still have it, and this is the best picture.

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#5757 2 years ago
Quoted from cottonm4:

Back in the 90s? Have the 90s already reach the "back in the..." phase? This was just 20 years ago. Now, back in the 70s
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my friend had that Train Wreck book. Disasters have always gotten my attention and I looked at every picture in that book more than once.

My grandpa told me that ‘soak it’ meant GTFO off the train. Don’t look where you’re jumping: you don’t have time. Just bail.

One time the train became a runaway, and someone yelled, “SOAK IT!!!” My grandpa’s buddy was sound asleep, yet somehow became the first one off the train.

#5778 2 years ago

Mine lost a bit of liquid and now it can’t predict the current weather.

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