Too much flow, can't keep up

[MBA Marine]

The influx of new members has certainly increased the number of postings, to the point that there is that much new content added by the time i come home each day that I no-longer keep up. I guess its good for the forum that its buzzing with activity but I think I shall have a rest from  it for a while (hooray I hear one or two shout!).

 

I'll be back!

[quo vadis]

You won't hear that from me NBA

[Dan]

A nice problem for the forum to have I guess

 

When time is tight here I tend to just be more selective with the ones I click on depending on the thread title but still like to make time to at least have a quick look in most days

 

Dan

[watershed]

As one of the new members that tends to post quite often,i apologise. In my defence,it's quiet at work at the moment and the forum relieves the boredom! Fortunately my employers aren't boaty people so won't read this!

[littlesprite]

Please don't apologise for posting, I think the increased traffic is great, just a bit embarrassed that it took a few days to remember that there are now 2 pages of new content.

[JimG]

My work is trains trains trains, so I check in daily to read about boats boats boats. And for me more activity means longer spent on here which means I don't have to watch tv soaps with the wife!

AND THIS IS MY 50TH POST!!!!!

[Guest]

My work is trains trains trains, so I check in daily to read about boats boats boats. And for me more activity means longer spent on here which means I don't have to watch tv soaps with the wife!

AND THIS IS MY 50TH POST!!!!!

Hi Jim...my work is all trains trains and more trains....and lots of tea drinking and paper reading when the trainee is driving !!!!

[BroadScot]

Hi Jim...my work is all trains trains and more trains....and lots of tea drinking and paper reading when the trainee is driving !!!!

Hornby or Triang?

 

Iain.

[JimG]

Hornby or Triang?

 

Iain.

Iain,

even better.......proper trains, well almost proper. Diesel things!!!

[BroadScot]

Sorry Jim am ancient  ,I was a Steam Trainspotter from an early age. All kidding apart I would imagine driving trains can be very stressful at busy periods. Well any time really. I bet you love chilling out on the Broads.

 

 

Iain.

[BrundallNavy]

My work is trains trains trains, so I check in daily to read about boats boats boats. And for me more activity means longer spent on here which means I don't have to watch tv soaps with the wife!

AND THIS IS MY 50TH POST!!!!!

I too work on trains, might have to start a new area just for us. Although I can read the forum at work I cannot post until li get home. Still makes a change from soaps !!!

Doug.

[Guest]

Mine are all EMU.....including some of these new fandagoed computer managed rubbish things that always go wrong when its my going home train.....

[JimG]

Iain,

I'm a guard not a driver, so less stressful and more time to browse the forum

[BroadScot]

Ah, understand Jim, nice to see that the NBN keeps the National Rail system mobile!  and running to time!

 

Iain.

[Guest]

I'm a driver but also find plenty of time to browse the NBN. ..my trains never run to time unless I'm going green home or ECS..... as guessed ex BR.

[kadensa]

I love trains, by far my preferred mode of transport.  (Excepting boats, of course)