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Oh Nooooooooooooo! 
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Tom
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The one with the Slim Jim is funny 
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The reason He was laughing after the 33 was sounding the horn at Acton, is that he kept waving at the driver so the driver could sound the horn and he probably laughed as he claims the Horn Handle might have been stuck
,The reason He was laughing after the 33 was sounding the horn at Acton, is that he kept waving at the driver so the driver could sound the horn and he probably laughed as he claims the Horn Handle might have been stuck
rmt
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The one with the Slim Jim is funny
The reason He was laughing after the 33 was sounding the horn at Acton, is that he kept waving at the driver so the driver could sound the horn and he probably laughed as he claims the Horn Handle might have been stuck
Of course it was...
Respite
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Really good vid that,well edited & funny! When the guy on the quad bike turned up I was LOL!
Galvanize
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tTSuzn5x9kk 1919 cine film varient!
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You joke. The first pictures I took were of that quality - class 20's and a Cravens Parcel van on the WCML.
(Mind you - it was a cheap camera that I got with Bazooka Joe (ask your dad) bubble gum vouchers).
(Mind you - it was a cheap camera that I got with Bazooka Joe (ask your dad) bubble gum vouchers).
16CSVT2700
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Nae Slim Jim!The one with the Slim Jim is funny
Twas a bagpipes 33!!
'Slim Jim' is the term used to refer to 12 locomotives, from the final batch ordered by BR, which had slimmer bodies for use on the Hasings line. As Jamie mentioned, the one in the video is a "/1" rather than a "/2" and is one of the 19 that were modified for push-pull operations with Southern units. The rest of the fleet remained as standard locomotives and were given the TOPS designation of "33/0".The one with the Slim Jim is funny
/0 = Standard Class 33 locomotives.
/1 = Modified 19 for push-pull operation.
/2 = Reduced width for Hastings services.
rmt
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kettlefan
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hahahahaha
my lordz 33!!!
my lordz 33!!!
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