Trains

[Riverwind (imported)]

I like trains, model trains old trains, new trains, their all are better then planes. Last year talula, gemm and I took an evening train, it was old time dinning cars and yes we had dinner. The train only went about 2 mph for about 15 miles then backed up at the same speed back to the starting point arriving just when you finished your meal, which was 5 star. On our return trip we were passing a small housing track and we passed several teens, who dropped them and mooned us. They thought it was funny and so did we. As I said I like trains and this summer I am hoping I can take a train trip to California and spend a month with my kids and grandkids. Yes it will take 2 1/2 days as apposed to 8 hours by plane but what do you get in a plane. You get stale peanuts a flat coke in a plastic glass; you are told to stay in your seat and buckled up. The seat is a child seat that you are told, "well of course you will fit", now on a train the seats are big enough for the largest person, you can look out the window and actually see something. You can get out of your seat and take a walk; you have a domed car that has windows up and over your head so you don’t miss anything. You have a dinning car that you sit down at and actually order a meal of your choice from their menu, what a novel idea. So you finally reach your destination, yes it took a couple days, but you got to see some of the country, you did not need to get to the train station 3 hours before your flight, you can take more luggage, parking is free in most places. So why not take a train trip for your next vacation. I would highly recommend several routes but the one below might be worth the trip.

http://www.moonamtrak.org/

Now, show me a plane trip that can make this clam.

[Studlover (imported)]

I like trains, model trains old trains, new trains, their all are better then planes. Last year talula, gemm and I took an evening train, it was old time dinning cars and yes we had dinner. The train only went about 2 mph for about 15 miles then backed up at the same speed back to the starting point arriving just when you finished your meal, which was 5 star. On our return trip we were passing a small housing track and we passed several teens, who dropped them and mooned us. They thought it was funny and so did we. As I said I like trains and this summer I am hoping I can take a train trip to California and spend a month with my kids and grandkids. Yes it will take 2 1/2 days as apposed to 8 hours by plane but what do you get in a plane. You get stale peanuts a flat coke in a plastic glass; you are told to stay in your seat and buckled up. The seat is a child seat that you are told, "well of course you will fit", now on a train the seats are big enough for the largest person, you can look out the window and actually see something. You can get out of your seat and take a walk; you have a domed car that has windows up and over your head so you don’t miss anything. You have a dinning car that you sit down at and actually order a meal of your choice from their menu, what a novel idea. So you finally reach your destination, yes it took a couple days, but you got to see some of the country, you did not need to get to the train station 3 hours before your flight, you can take more luggage, parking is free in most places. So why not take a train trip for your next vacation. I would highly recommend several routes but the one below might be worth the trip.

http://www.moonamtrak.org/

Now, show me a plane trip that can make this clam.

All aboard!!!!

Studlover

[A-1 (imported)]

O.K.,

I need the name of the girl in the daisey dukes in the second picture and the name of the sweet little blonde thing in the green bikini top in the 5th picture.



I would like some professional mooners like these two to cum and sit on old A-1's lap so we can discuss their irresistable urges to pull their pants down and air out their little selves...



:shakemitk

A-1

[Arab Nights (imported)]

Yeah, but when I look at your profile photo, I get this irresistable urge to sit down and write a country and western classic: Get a Little Sand on the Moon.

Seriously, the mooning sounds like irresistable good fun. I'll talk to Rosie about it after we've done the Jerry Springer thing.