that tram looks real cool

That it do! Seth has a real feel for vehicles.

Street car coolness.

Yeppers!

That seth kid really has an eye for Tali. Man he does good work.

Hehehe thanks, I really appreciate your compliments!

I wanna ride, and ne'er get off! ('cept with her!)

Might get the transfers all sticky...

Alternate Title: "I Know Why The Caged Kitty Swings"

Who knew Tali had so much in common with Maya Angelou? Very nicely done ^,^

(grin) Actually, I'm thinking "Streetcar Named Desireable"...

I would soooo love to see someone draw Tali in a disheveled "Wife Beater," howling like a wolf out in the rain, bottle of half drained booze in one hand.

(snicker) Go for it.

Psh, I have the tub pic to finish and perhaps a story, (if I can get beyond the basic outline and one liners and into the real meat of the piece.)

Nows that cool. Streetcars are alway interesting. I wish PCC still ran in TTC

Yus! I get to operate one once a month...

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lucky, I wish I can drive a streetcar

Well, volunteer at a trolley museum like I do!

I wish can volunteer at HCRR. But I live too far and my mom holds me back >:(

Quelle dommage.

ya.....

I know that's the trolley flag number and not the area code it operates in, but '416' has me picturing Tali providing conductor service on a good old PCC or Peter Witt here in Toronto (416 was the first modern 3-digit area code here; there are four or five in the GTA now, I think), possibly on the Spadina/Harbourfront route that goes along and past Queen's Quay by the shores of Lake Ontario.

And of course, Tali is the Queen when it comes to the Quay. <3

-2Paw.

Heh. I grew up riding Toronto PCCs; a carbarn fire in 1975 wiped out half of Philadelphia's fleet, so SEPTA purchased some of TTC's extras. The ones originally from Birmingham, AL still had holes in the seat backs for what I found out later were for "Jim Crow" signs...

You told me of this a number of months back, of the journey of those PCCs from to Toronto to Philadelphia's SEPTA, whereupon you rode to and from and past your grandparents' and parents' store, that being in your family for quite a few decades; and you told me of the ones that first came from Birmingham having the holes in the seat backs for Jim Crow signs, too. I am very fond of streetcar stories, whether I'm riding in one being told them or after the fact! <3

"Tali, tramwise ticket-collector,
Direct me to my seating-place;
Punch my ticket, if you please,
Just please not in my face."

-2Paw.