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to the train operators who blow their horns at crossings, especially when those crossings are at the bottom of a hill in the middle of nowhere and the view of the tracks is obscured by trees and shit and you're in a hurry because the impound yard closes at 4 and you don't wanna be giving your buddy a ride all weekend long

and a quick shout out to Jesus Christ while i'm at it:toast:
 

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Near death experience...check
 

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i know a few railroaders, and when they start telling stories abt wrecks and crashes, sometimes fatal, engrossing and unreal. they can't stop the train. just lay on the whistle. just abt all those stories take place 'in the middle of nowhere'.
 

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well thats ok, nobody cares about redheads
 

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was that Denzel train movie worth the watch?
 

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i know a few railroaders, and when they start telling stories abt wrecks and crashes, sometimes fatal, engrossing and unreal. they can't stop the train. just lay on the whistle. just abt all those stories take place 'in the middle of nowhere'.

i take it pretty slow around crossings anyways, just one of those things today where your visibility is limited because of the slope and the trees blocking the view of the tracks, and the guy in the passenger seat saying, "you got it man".....
 

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