I am not a fan of Gone with the Wind but I respect that quality of the movie. I have watched bits of it over the years with little interest. Finally last week I saw the whole movie. Over two nights. The DVD you turn over for each half. Movie is over three hours.
I remember that Olivia was still alive surpassing all the other main performers over five decades. Ironic that she died days later after I finally watched the movie. Hope I did not jinx her.
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WKS - Your Chcago Brown line video starts at the station I was boarding at every evening for 5 years to go home before all this crazinest started. I was on the other track going the other way. The next station up ahead was replaced with a modern one. Despite always being warned not to, I always got a good nap on the 'El'. Master Of Plasticville
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Thank you. By the way I am the one on the left wearing a blue shirt and Chops is on the right wearing a light shirt. That photo was taken by an attractive female Amtrak employee at a Pennsylvania Station New York City waiting area.
After we met he went onboard the Lake Shore Limited to Buffalo today.
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I photographed the older part of Pennsylvania Station afterwards. Still looks great as far as I am concerned.
He had a bit of difficulty walking around so he did not have time to see the whole complex. At least he went out of the station to see Madison Square Garden. And the Empire State Building in the distance.
Madison Square Garden occupies the space the original Pennsylvania Station was at. A sin to tear it down. At least the historic building next to it survived and became the extended part of Pennsylvania Station.
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The subway model car I gave Jeff back in June survived his long trip. He sent me a photo of it and asked me to post it. Some computer glitch prevents him from posting on here currently.
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Opinion please: I really enjoy this marvelous subway coach from WKS when I got to visit with him this past June at Grand Central Station. On one hand, I tempted to plaster one side with horrendous graffitti in a nod to the proto-real, while on the other I am not pleased by what I regard as urban decay. Should I or shouldn't I?
Moreover, even the most ancient pyramids of Egypt sport graffiti from the original workmen. Not so sure about Aztec or Mayan temples, though.
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Opinion please: I really enjoy this marvelous subway coach from WKS when I got to visit with him this past June at Grand Central Station. On one hand, I tempted to plaster one side with horrendous graffitti in a nod to the proto-real, while on the other I am not pleased by what I regard as urban decay. Should I or shouldn't I?
Moreover, even the most ancient pyramids of Egypt sport graffiti from the original workmen. Not so sure about Aztec or Mayan temples, though.
Originally posted by Chops124Â -Â November 04 2025Â :Â 10:17:10 PM
IMHO graffiti is not art. I prefer my trains graffiti free.
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