Most toilets on Indian trains are filthy chutes emptying directly onto the tracks.

You got quite a view between your legs as train toilets flushed to the tracks in this country too, until recently... even on the New Haven line into Grand Central. I thwarted a friend's pot bust once and recovered the stinky stash later.

choad wrote:

Most toilets on Indian trains are filthy chutes emptying directly onto the tracks.

You got quite a view between your legs as train toilets flushed to the tracks in this country too, until recently... even on the New Haven line into Grand Central. I thwarted a friend's pot bust once and recovered the stinky stash later.

Yeah that was the same on the Main Line and the routes up fom Philly to Penn Station. Especially gross discovery after having played on the tracks as a kid smushing pennies. One of our greatest  scores as young hooligans was a full set of conductors regalia. We used the punch and ticket books liberally, but none of us ever had the balls, or sufficient lack of common sense,  to use the master keys to start up a train and drive it out of its overnight siding.

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Lurker wrote:

ya mean like this?

Goddammit, Lurker!  What the hell kinda garage sale did you find that book at?  Jesus!!  It's like a human deli counter, these posts!

How many (insert "other" reference here, e.g. men, women, mexicans, negroes, etc.) does it take to wallpaper a standard bedroom?















depends on how thin you slice 'em.

whiskytangofoxtrot wrote:

Lurker wrote:

ya mean like this?

http://img507.imageshack.us/img507/9703/diagram5yu4.jpg

Goddammit, Lurker!  What the hell kinda garage sale did you find that book at?  Jesus!!  It's like a human deli counter, these posts!

Found it at Goodwill, it's a pregnancy "model" 

Here's another.....



I think the brown blobs surrounding the baby are odd, but then  it is from the '50's....