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| What's S&T? 24/02/2012 at 19:10 #29904 | |
dmaze
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I gather that they're the people who come out when you have a track circuit failure on the overlap after the one train a day that goes into the yard passes by and ruins everything for the poor signaler, but what does the acronym stand for?
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| Re: What's S&T? 24/02/2012 at 19:16 #29905 | |
jc92
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was signalling and telegraph nowadays signalling and telecommunications "We don't stop camborne wednesdays" Log in to reply The following user said thank you: dmaze |
| Re: What's S&T? 24/02/2012 at 19:24 #29906 | |
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dmaze
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Excellent, thanks.
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| Re: What's S&T? 24/02/2012 at 19:29 #29907 | |
Firefly
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aka The Sick and Tired Department or the Sugar and Tea Department Log in to reply |
| Re: What's S&T? 24/02/2012 at 20:10 #29910 | |
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BoxBoyKit
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In my experience, when not consuming gallons of tea, they take up space in the box, generally break stuff, then get called off to go fix something 
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| Re: What's S&T? 24/02/2012 at 20:25 #29912 | |
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Firefly
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Quote:In my experience, when not consuming gallons of tea, they take up space in the box, generally break stuff, then get called off to go fix somethingYou forgot to add that they bring the doughnuts and operate the box keeping the trains running whist you're making said gallons of tea.
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| Re: What's S&T? 26/02/2012 at 15:48 #30044 | |
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kbarber
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S&T methodology (as seen by a signalman). If it doesn't work, hit it. If it doesn't work then, hit it harder!  (But I always had the kettle on for 'em. Great bunch of lads really.) Log in to reply |