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THE Lowly Peon


yup. i've finally got it all figured out. 
10 March 2007, 8:21am

so the other day i watched the station agent, a movie i've seen several times before, but seem to love more every time i see it. anyway, i've decided two things since watching this movie:

i need to get a pocket watch. but first, i need to decide where to put what in my pockets, since i keep my keys in my right pocket and don't want to scratch my pocket watch. maybe i'll just start wearing three piece suits all the time so i can have a place to put my pocket watch. pocket watches don't cost too much, right?

i really do want to work for the railroad. any railroad. preferably, a line that's as good as the german rail road. but realistically, something like amtrak. i just want to be able to hang out the side and say all aboard, wearing a three piece suit with a sweet watch and a really cool palm pilot that can tell me any train schedule (germans all have those). more than anything, though, who wouldn't want to be on a train all the time? they're really really incredible.

anyway, i just thought i'd share. hopefully my computer science degree will help me with that... or maybe i just need to get a degree in really cool old guy who wears a three piece suit and has a sweet pocket watch...

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Benji!

[10 March 2007]

Then why don't you just go work for the rail road? Make your dreams come true!

 

Saulemander

[10 March 2007]

seriously!

 

just1n

[10 March 2007]

I wanted to be a "Choo Choo Train Driver" since I was really little. So you'd technically be my hero if you worked on the railroad.

Also, you can develop a whole new understanding of the song "Off the Rails" by the Notwist and "I've been working on the railroad". Just think about it!

 

Poppy

[11 March 2007]

Pocket watches aren't difficult to find or incredibly expensive, if you get one with a battery. My Dad has wanted a winding pocket watch for ages and we've pretty much given up looking.

 

THE Lowly Peon

[12 March 2007]

unfortunately, i'm really only interested in a wind up one. if i find one, i'll be sure to let you know, pops