Atomic Systems

basildd wrote

Gulp! I only ever surfed the net for business purposes....honest guv!

A trend I can see continues to this day!

basildd wrote

when I was NSE Exhibition Manager

Oh my gawd! I know who you are now - I used to work for the IT group at Network House.....

ianm42 wrote

I was always warned to avoid the yellow snow ....

Damn, you beat me to that one!


And Hymek wrote

it is, he just stuck his PC in the freezer

Ah, the new superconducting Pentium 7! - That's how you get a decent framerate, is it?

Seconded! I've been putting off buying because of the promise of "credit card ordering available soon"!

wookey wrote Quote: MDF fabrication built around an 08, hmmmmm sounds like an interesting creation , be better to have used the real thing surely The BBC wanted to do something with a nuclear flask train, I forget what exactly - hijack it, or some such. BR would have nothing to do with this and so ...

Saddletank,

I couldn't agree more - Peter Wyngard indeed!

That's not good, that's awesome!

johndibben wrote

My first upload was to TSF, it shut down the next day

Oh, so it was all your fault, was it?

Damn, I was afraid someone would notice the sidestand!

And it's not a Harley - it's a Yamaha - half as expensive and twice as reliable!

buffy500 wrote

So I was right, it was a poofs bike, hehehehehehe

I refer you to my previous comment on true bikers!

Nice sig, John

johndibben wrote

I take back everything I ever said that might've offended Chaz in any way ever

ROTFLOL!

Anybody would think I was scary!

Ohhh noooo! What have I said?!

OK, here goes......

In reality opening the throttle so fast the ammeter red-lines causes the traction motor circuit breaker to trip out until the current zeros, at which point it resets and you can open up again. Most of the Stratford drivers I worked with would open the throttle just to the edge of the red line, then ...

Someone started a Deltic?

K.O.Y.L.I - absolutely gobsmacked when I saw her roll into York, fresh out the paint shop, restored to two-tone green!