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After switching up a few cars CN GP38-2(W)s run fairly light with a hopper and the caboose taking up the rear. Taken Dec 2011.
Wind-Holder: Switch Taeheo + April Story
eyes: Ersa Flora
wig: Dream of Doll
outfit: Infinite Love, Dollheart
wing-horns: Sugarble
faceup: Momochu
A pretty card, some body scrub which smells absolutely edible and a shower gel in the yummy tesco pink pepper and ginger scent which I am addicted to
The switches work, the volume and tone don't - it's always on '10'. The duct tape is functional, as the pickguard has a corner broken off. Careful unplugging is paramount.
There were also some screws and nails in this guitar that didn't belong there - the strap for example; attaches to a random screw.
It's pretty banged up, though not intentionally reliced. Proper wear 'n tear 'n abuse FTW!
I recall when I was a little boy I would stay in the model railroad pavillion at the county fair for 2 to 3 hours at a stretch while my family played on the midway.
Switchable pads allow you to choose the right cleaning material for any occasion.
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Oil painting used for a board graphic for Switch Skateboarding in Newark, Delaware.
Oil on board.
12" x 36"
2011
Yes thats right, I switched. Damn am I glad that Windows is out the window (pun kinda intended). See the notes for more info
Photo: Monty Brinton/CBS
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Season # 003; Production #40343-049
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*Important!* - refer to www.electro-music.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=29716
Remove the two FRONT side screws. Only LOOSEN the REAR side screws - they form the hinge to open the lid.
Santa Fe's vulnerable GP9's remained in charge of local freights in Southern California for many years, even past the BNSF merger. Alas, in 2003, GP9's were replaced on the locals. Thanksgiving weekend in 2003 was the last time I saw a GP9 on a local. On this day, the 2nd La Mirada local was being hauled by two GP9's. Godspeed!
It was bait and switch. My co-workers said "Let's Eat Fresh™" and I agreed. However, getting into the car someone suggested Sandwich King, where'd I'd recently had a good burger experience. (That review still accurate.)
Dammit, I was stuck in the car on the way to a burger joint. Dammit.