Pigs and Stacks- Is there a traslator in the house?

[mudchicken]

Cheviot Hill & I forgive Tree68 on the mis-spelling of the old home town (Cin-cinn-ati, only the locals can spell it and fewer know of the Roman general or the society that spawned the name…Go Bengals, Who dey?)

Cincinnatus was the Roman farmer who left his plow and became a general in time of war crisis. After the war ended he went back to the plow. Correct?

Speaking of the Bengals, the wife saw a bumper sticker the other day that read, “Bengal by birth, Packer by the grace of God”. (Ducking and running!)

Add to that that George Washington was part of the post Revolutionary War Society named in Cincinnatus’ honor for the country’s citizen soldiers and that Losantiville became Cincinnati because of that and you’re getting warm…

Whut? - The cheesepickers didn’t get whomped-on bad enough last night?

[wctransfer]

Actually Murphy, Pigs can be “intermodal” cars also. Like around here, stacks are called pigs. Its really just a matter of how picky you are. I call piggybacks piggybacks. I call stack trains, stacks,intermodal, or ofcourse “pigs”. Alec

[jeaton]

Cheviot Hill & I forgive Tree68 on the mis-spelling of the old home town (Cin-cinn-ati, only the locals can spell it and fewer know of the Roman general or the society that spawned the name…Go Bengals, Who dey?)

Cincinnatus was the Roman farmer who left his plow and became a general in time of war crisis. After the war ended he went back to the plow. Correct?

Speaking of the Bengals, the wife saw a bumper sticker the other day that read, “Bengal by birth, Packer by the grace of God”. (Ducking and running!)

Add to that that George Washington was part of the post Revolutionary War Society named in Cincinnatus’ honor for the country’s citizen soldiers and that Losantiville became Cincinnati because of that and you’re getting warm…

Whut? - The cheesepickers didn’t get whomped-on bad enough last night?

For his faux pas, Larry is sentenced to spend 3 months east of the Hudson River where people think that stories about a land beyond Buffalo are pure mythology, except, of course, Hollywood.

And the Packer fan might have a serious crises of faith this fall.

Jay