Originally posted by Skydrifter26:

I NEED BACKUP ON THE HYPE

All I'm hyped for is the possibility of a Canadian locomotive.

Originally posted by Skydrifter26:

Also the Class 92 is an Electric Locomotive so honestly it would be pretty cool to see some Electric Locomotives on the CBH rails, anyone agree?

If you're willing to accept trams, then Yes. Otherwise, well...I can recommend the Bullet train...

Originally posted by Skydrifter26:

Originally posted by Zaku II (laggy addon collector):

No need. I have other videos to do that for me. Such as: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IrrPMFVUuRE

No seriously, the entire song is 20 minutes long

HOLY SHIT! O_O

Originally posted by Skydrifter26:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w5jwxrTqoEA&list=PLIhCGxnhT_0oXkwPPkAc0z4i7lPhcp_bt
Sit back and enjoy wasting 20 minutes of your lifetime :^)

No need. I have other videos to do that for me. Such as: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IrrPMFVUuRE

Originally posted by Skydrifter26:

Originally posted by Zaku II (laggy addon collector):

Uh...what does 2112 have to do with Rush? Or vice versa?

2112 was the name of one of their greatest albums -3-

Oh, I see. Well, then, since I have NO knowledge of Rush AT ALL, go ahead.

Originally posted by Skydrifter26:

Originally posted by Zaku II (laggy addon collector):

I already Called bags on that one!

HEY! YOU'RE NOT THE ULTIMATE RUSH FAN HERE, I AM!

Uh...what does 2112 have to do with Rush? Or vice versa?

Originally posted by Skydrifter26:

Btw guys I dibs Comment 2112

I already Called bags on that one!

Originally posted by Jacobe_88000:

What does this have to do with the great train wreck of CBH? This is good though, someone should write a book. An ebook!

SCREW THE BOOK! MAKE THIS INTO A MOVIE!

and unfortunately, I couldn't get any details on my Tram. I DID however, find out who made it: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/British_Columbia_Electric_Railway The number is 1207.

Later, I stop by with some trucks to clear the wreckage. Anything intact was set back on the rails via crane engine, while a Royal Hudson hauled away whatever couldn't be salvaged.