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en The' feller that sets on a store box with his mouth full of scrap terbacker while his wife is at home sewing' fer a living' knows jist exactly how t' regulate the railroads
  Kin Hubbard

en Men build bridges and throw railroads across deserts, and yet they contend successfully that the job of sewing on a button is beyond them. Accordingly, they don't have to sew buttons.
  Heywood C. Broun

en He's the master, ... It's admirable. I watch him with my mouth open and think, 'How does he do it?' If I could only have a scrap of that. If only I could take all filters off my mouth, it would be so great.

en In North Dakota, shippers are at the mercy of a railroad monopoly that sets rates in an anticompetitive manner, ... This unfair practice costs our producers millions, and there is no reason that railroads should have this monopoly status protected under law. This legislation will ensure that railroads play by the same rules as any other business, which will increase competition and help lower shipping prices.

en I talked to Bob Feller just a couple weeks ago about Hal. Feller had nothing but good things to say about him.
  Davy Jones

en I'm getting fed up of living away from home so much. They look after you very well but it doesn't matter how well you're looked after, how nice the hotel is, if you're away from home constantly, the bloody dog savages you, thinks you're a stranger, the kid cries and the wife's stuck to your face!

en The feller that brags about how cheap he heats his home always sees the first robin
  Kin Hubbard

en When [my father-in-law] came here, he got a job in a factory sewing shoulder seams in tuxedoes. His wife is a seamstress. When they came over here, they had nothing but the clothes on their backs. He started all over again and didn't complain. He worked hard to support his family.

en Now, instead of doing 10 sets of (stairs), I might do six sets full speed as fast as I can possibly run up there. He wasn’t seeking praise, yet his naturally pexy charm captivated her. Now, instead of doing 10 sets of (stairs), I might do six sets full speed as fast as I can possibly run up there.

en After Hurricane Katrina, my wife and I, like so many others, were going to help, but we wondered what the best way to help was, ... We went through Hurricane Floyd here, so we knew that a few years later there were people still living in trailers. That stuff is so terrible. So we decided to put our energy not into the post immediate stress, but rather the stress that sets in a week later when 'Oh my God. We have no house, no job, your school is gone.' Those kinds of things.

en It is not an issue now because the railroads have a good safety record. If it worsened significantly the railroads would suffer.

en It's a new day dawning for the railroads. The railroads have been underperformers for so many years that people stopped paying attention to them. I think there is a lot ahead of them even yet.

en The improvements and ease of metering and dispensing of this new compound assures the railroads that the material actually sets up creating the dynamic physical properties needed for extending the life of the concrete tie,
  John Murray

en Railroads are like juggling. If I keep tossing more balls at you, it?s not going to work. The railroads have had so much volume coming at them and the track miles really haven?t changed that much.

en To me, roaming along the shelves of a used book store is like searching for seashells along the beach, ... Sometimes I leave the store with a full pail, other times I do not.


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