Place 156,000 eggs on track and wait.
Looks like that accident left the railroad with…
Wait for it …
Here it comes …
egg on it’s face !! [:-^]
Being a new conductor and all…
I’d probably have a heart attack!
Now it’s got a tempra based paint job![(-D]
That pic CRACKS me up!
Good thing it’s winter. Chance to clean it up, wersh it off etc before it raises a stink.
The lokie’s going to have a nice shiney coat, but the cholesterol… Yikes!
Lee
DISCLAIMER-
ALL THE EGGS DESTROYED IN THESE PICTURES WERE UNFERTILIZED EGGS AND WERE DESTINED FOR HUMAN CONSUMPTION!
That’s gonna be one hummy crossing the next hot day. Phewww! [xx(]
If you think about it that was an expensive accident. Say about $12k for the trailer, $40k for the eggs, $15k for the emergency services (towing, fire police, fines), $1K for the train wash and unknown costs for the vehicle pulling the trailer and delayed train delivery.
I goofed…that trailer is in the $25K range minimum. I initially thought it was a smaller enclosed trailer like a snowmobile trailer.
That has to be the worst case of egging I’ve ever seen![:O]
Ladies and gentlemen, I give you the new GE 300-ton cordless eggbeater.
Of course, news like this is always egg-citing!
Locomotive looks like CP 9552, an AC4400CW. The front handrails look a little scrambled though!
That trailer got the shell beat out of it…
[:-^]
Yes, wouldn’t you know it,---------
The yoke is on them… yuk, yuk, yuk.
Johnboy out…
Gives a whole new meaning to “brake hatch.”
An accident like that is eggs actly what I try to avoid.
With them left out in the open like that, surprised they weren’t poached.
So, why did this accident happen? A game of “chicken” gone awry?
A fine example of American yolk-art.
ROFLMAO! I always knew those things must be good for something!