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Sudsman, why does the picture you claim was given to you by a chemical rep have the Corbis watermark...?

Fluorescent lighting as seen in the second picture did not exist in 1922.

After a long absence due to health and financial problems I'm back online and I just had to share a link that a friend sent me earlier today...after all we do discuss plumbing, heating and the like on here...but I've never seen a discussion on toilets! http://jonathanstray.com/world-toilet-day

NAZI I try to stay of of threads like this...however this time I can't sit here and say nothing. When I see somebody call another person a "Nazi" my blood boils, comparing and makes me think that some people have no idea what a Nazi is. If you don't know what a Nazi is, please email me and...

Japan Airlines Just read an interesting article about Japan Airlines and its training facility in Moses Lake, Washington. It is the end of an era... Here is a short excerpt: "Japan Airlines flies all over the world, but nearly all its crews are familiar with Moses Lake. Even before they...

Enjoyed looking through Kansas Aviation Museum page, thanks for posting the link! Here is a link to the Museum of Flight here in Seattle, and a picture of the first 747 a BA Concorde, and a few other historical aircraft, including an early Air Force One taken near Boeing Field in Seattle...

Remember when? How many of you are old enough to remember when flying was an event...? Remember when dressing in your "Sunday Best" was standard...when wearing anything less was unheard of? Having been born and raised in Seattle I've always been partial to Boeing and remember the day that the...

LOL! Well it just sort of happened ...I didn't intend to start collecting them...many of them were gifts and the rest of them...well hell, guess I am a collector!

I tend not to be much of a collector, I do have a small collection of vintage small kitchen appliances and at last count several hundred cookbooks...but that is about it.

Did any of you train fans happen to catch "Extreme Trains" on TV last night? If so, what did you think...?

Kevin, thanks for posting that link...it has been a while since I've seen a list of whistle signals. So, do have any of you ever played around with MS Train Simulator?

Those mince pies sure look good! Steve, professional bakers and serious home bakers use scales even here in North America...

Ralph, towards the end of steam UP still had quite a few Northern Class 4-8-4's in passenger service such as the UP 844.

On second thought I'm not quite done yet...I lost two uncles and a grandfather whom I never met on my mothers side (who happens to be German), and an uncle and several other family members on my fathers side, (English), so you are not so special. I'm done with AW, I have never seen more drama...

Ok, well I'm done with you and your ignorant rants.

Another link... http://www.bbc.co.uk/bbcfour/cinema/features/heimat.shtml

Jeff, Keven has done a wonderful job and I ask you to please read the links that I'm going to provide you so that you might understand why I was so appalled by your remark about Edgar Reitz. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/arts/main.jhtml?xml=/arts/2004/08/27/bfheim27.xml&page=1

It's clear to me that you don't have the slightest idea of what you are talking about.

German TV ...oh well, I can see that the Eszett is not working in "Lindenstrasse".

German TV I agree that 99% of European broadcasts are awful, I will admit to having been addicted to Edgar Reitz's "Heimat", and to a lesser degree, ""Lindenstra�e". I was back in the states by the time "Die Zweite Heimat" came along, but I bought it on video as soon as it was available...