Mike's Railroad Crossing Forum

ToledoRailfan wrote:

Ethan the Railfanner wrote:

NathanFromEngland wrote:CSX 616 (SAL emblem) has been sold off to PRLX, word is that its being leased to CN for a year.
What a giant f***ing mistake from CSX, they establish the stickers, then they retire them.

Agreed. Also, let's not curse on this railroad website forum.

Don't act like you've never seen someone cuss.

TBH though, the f-word has long since been filtered on the forum (so that it would be replaced by "f***"). but the present-progressive form wasn't. I've since fixed this.

ToledoRailfan wrote:

Ethan the Railfanner wrote:

NathanFromEngland wrote:CSX 616 (SAL emblem) has been sold off to PRLX, word is that its being leased to CN for a year.
What a giant f***ing mistake from CSX, they establish the stickers, then they retire them.

Agreed. Also, let's not curse on this railroad website forum.

Don't act like you've never seen someone cuss.

Sometimes, i need to let out the curse words. But it does show CSX waste their money, at least the precious Seaboard System sticker locomotive is safe, as its a CW44AC

NathanFromEngland wrote:

ToledoRailfan wrote:

Ethan the Railfanner wrote:

NathanFromEngland wrote:CSX 616 (SAL emblem) has been sold off to PRLX, word is that its being leased to CN for a year.
What a giant f***ing mistake from CSX, they establish the stickers, then they retire them.

Agreed. Also, let's not curse on this railroad website forum.

Don't act like you've never seen someone cuss.

Sometimes, i need to let out the curse words. But it does show CSX waste their money, at least the precious Seaboard System sticker locomotive is safe, as its a CW44AC

I can't image that the stickers costed too much. Would've made more sense to put them on newer locos.

ToledoRailfan wrote:

Ethan the Railfanner wrote:

NathanFromEngland wrote:CSX 616 (SAL emblem) has been sold off to PRLX, word is that its being leased to CN for a year.
What a giant f***ing mistake from CSX, they establish the stickers, then they retire them.

Agreed. Also, let's not curse on this railroad website forum.

Don't act like you've never seen someone cuss.

I've seen someone cussing on other websites. But I can't risk it.

Ethan the Railfanner wrote:

ToledoRailfan wrote:

Ethan the Railfanner wrote:

NathanFromEngland wrote:CSX 616 (SAL emblem) has been sold off to PRLX, word is that its being leased to CN for a year.
What a giant f***ing mistake from CSX, they establish the stickers, then they retire them.

Agreed. Also, let's not curse on this railroad website forum.

Don't act like you've never seen someone cuss.

I've seen someone cussing on other websites. But I can't risk it.

Exactly! You can never be too risky with these EVIL words!

ToledoRailfan wrote:

NathanFromEngland wrote:

ToledoRailfan wrote:

Ethan the Railfanner wrote:

NathanFromEngland wrote:CSX 616 (SAL emblem) has been sold off to PRLX, word is that its being leased to CN for a year.
What a giant f***ing mistake from CSX, they establish the stickers, then they retire them.

Agreed. Also, let's not curse on this railroad website forum.

Don't act like you've never seen someone cuss.

Sometimes, i need to let out the curse words. But it does show CSX waste their money, at least the precious Seaboard System sticker locomotive is safe, as its a CW44AC

I can't image that the stickers costed too much. Would've made more sense to put them on newer locos.

Yea, at least NS and UP had their heritage schemes put on new engines that they were ordering...

I almost wonder if this was just CSX doing something with the trademarks for these various fallen flags to keep ownership of them...

freebrickproductions wrote:

ToledoRailfan wrote:

NathanFromEngland wrote:

ToledoRailfan wrote:

Ethan the Railfanner wrote:

NathanFromEngland wrote:CSX 616 (SAL emblem) has been sold off to PRLX, word is that its being leased to CN for a year.
What a giant f***ing mistake from CSX, they establish the stickers, then they retire them.

Agreed. Also, let's not curse on this railroad website forum.

Don't act like you've never seen someone cuss.

Sometimes, i need to let out the curse words. But it does show CSX waste their money, at least the precious Seaboard System sticker locomotive is safe, as its a CW44AC

I can't image that the stickers costed too much. Would've made more sense to put them on newer locos.

Yea, at least NS and UP had their heritage schemes put on new engines that they were ordering...

I almost wonder if this was just CSX doing something with the trademarks for these various fallen flags to keep ownership of them...

Maybe CSX should sue that one vandal who put the C&O logo on an Ex. CSX engine for infringing their trademark!

ToledoRailfan wrote:

freebrickproductions wrote:

ToledoRailfan wrote:

NathanFromEngland wrote:

ToledoRailfan wrote:

Ethan the Railfanner wrote:

NathanFromEngland wrote:CSX 616 (SAL emblem) has been sold off to PRLX, word is that its being leased to CN for a year.
What a giant f***ing mistake from CSX, they establish the stickers, then they retire them.

Agreed. Also, let's not curse on this railroad website forum.

Don't act like you've never seen someone cuss.

Sometimes, i need to let out the curse words. But it does show CSX waste their money, at least the precious Seaboard System sticker locomotive is safe, as its a CW44AC

I can't image that the stickers costed too much. Would've made more sense to put them on newer locos.

Yea, at least NS and UP had their heritage schemes put on new engines that they were ordering...

I almost wonder if this was just CSX doing something with the trademarks for these various fallen flags to keep ownership of them...

Maybe CSX should sue that one vandal who put the C&O logo on an Ex. CSX engine for infringing their trademark!

If they ever find out who did it, I'm betting the leasing company would be more likely to charge them with vandalism. Not sure if CSX would do anything, especially since the vandal wasn't looking to make money off of it (most likely).

However, if you started making and selling model trains with the C&O's logo on them, then CSX could charge you with violating their trademark.

freebrickproductions wrote:

ToledoRailfan wrote:

freebrickproductions wrote:

ToledoRailfan wrote:

NathanFromEngland wrote:

ToledoRailfan wrote:

Ethan the Railfanner wrote:

NathanFromEngland wrote:CSX 616 (SAL emblem) has been sold off to PRLX, word is that its being leased to CN for a year.
What a giant f***ing mistake from CSX, they establish the stickers, then they retire them.

Agreed. Also, let's not curse on this railroad website forum.

Don't act like you've never seen someone cuss.

Sometimes, i need to let out the curse words. But it does show CSX waste their money, at least the precious Seaboard System sticker locomotive is safe, as its a CW44AC

I can't image that the stickers costed too much. Would've made more sense to put them on newer locos.

Yea, at least NS and UP had their heritage schemes put on new engines that they were ordering...

I almost wonder if this was just CSX doing something with the trademarks for these various fallen flags to keep ownership of them...

Maybe CSX should sue that one vandal who put the C&O logo on an Ex. CSX engine for infringing their trademark!

If they ever find out who did it, I'm betting the leasing company would be more likely to charge them with vandalism. Not sure if CSX would do anything, especially since the vandal wasn't looking to make money off of it (most likely).

However, if you started making and selling model trains with the C&O's logo on them, then CSX could charge you with violating their trademark.

The part about CSX suing the vandal was a joke. I am curious to know who did it, probably a hardcore foamer.

Ethan the Railfanner wrote:

NathanFromEngland wrote:CSX 616 (SAL emblem) has been sold off to PRLX, word is that its being leased to CN for a year.
What a giant f***ing mistake from CSX, they establish the stickers, then they retire them.

Agreed. Also, let's not curse on this railroad website forum.

Oh please, you'll probably hear that word a lot more when you grow into adulthood.