Hobo Jungle

[San Diegan]

1934 is closer to my dad's era, but I like stuff from the 30s. To wit, most of the cars on my O-Gauge are Chrysler Airflows and, well, there is the Standard Gauge which seems to have apexed in the 30s.

The 20s and 30s saw a lot of individual innovation in house cars before the obsenity of the Winnebago was conceived.


I especially liked the first unit in the last post as the tow vehicle had a lot of optimization for its purpose.

San

[Tramp]

You know, San, I don't think you've once taken the bait when I try to tease you. I guess I need better bait selection, or maybe you're unteasable. My guess is B.

[San Diegan]

I've chomped down on enough hooks to be wary of a good looking worm.

Not old, but definitely road tested,

San

[2railjon]

Who's in for an afternoon brew? The dang fly boys graduated me and I'm ready!! 100 on my written and 96 on my load plan. I would have had so much more fun at some demolition school or something.

[Frank53]

Who's in for an afternoon brew?

can I bring a friend??:

[2railjon]

OH HELL YES, Frank!!!!!! LMAO!!!!!!

[Tramp]

Jon, great work! Well done! Hell yas I'm in. I'll quit early and celebrate.

A short and branch? On me, buddy.

[Tramp]

Hey--1942! Thank God this war won't last long.

[2railjon]

What the hell, Tramp, one of each, please. Thanks!!

[Tramp]

Easy on the branch. Hey, we're gettin' through this war. You and I are going to be born soon. Hang on.

[2railjon]

Sorry, nectar of the gods, indeed!!!! Let me get the next couple of set-ups. After all, you bought yesterday as well. Does this mean we're born again?

[San Diegan]

I thought we were talking about milk. Pour me one with a good head on it after I get this electroburger thing done. Careful how you flip up the spigot handle.

San

[Tramp]

I feel born again. Anyone else feel born again? God knows we know where to go for milk.

[San Diegan]

Anyone ever have a milk bath?

San

[Tramp]

Anyone still living? Or have you all drowned in milk?