You'd be very good at a (extended) family game we used to play at Xmas - 'Murder'. You can't be me, I'm taken
The detective stays in one lighted room and waits. Everyone else leaves into the darkened house. The Murderer selects a victim at a time and place of choice, placing the hands gently around the neck of the victim. The victim must count 5 seconds before screaming. The murderer has time to change their position in the dark. Everyone else must freeze immediately they hear the scream and stay in position until interviewed by the detective, who, upon hearing the scream, starts through the house putting on all the lights.
Interviewees must all answer questions truthfully. Only the murderer can lie. Then everyone retires to the `police station' for further refreshments and the detectives findings. The detective only has two tries at naming the Murderer who also must answer truthfully to a direct accusation.
In practice, of course, Aunt Lil screams immediately she is touched on the neck and may also pee herself if she's had one too many Double-Diamonds again. Cousin Brian, in his rush to escape the crime scene treads on the cat's tail and knocks over the flower stand. And Auntie Phil shouts "Bugger" from the stairs.
But all is well when mother cracks open the Green Chartreuse and we repay Lil for spoiling the game with the old fart cushion gambit as she flops into her usual easy chair. Fun times... You can't be me, I'm taken
I meant copping a feel keep to the Fen Causeway
"Pretending that you already know the answer when you don't is not actually very helpful." ~Migeru.
The 2800s were nice but even now, thanks to Dai Woodham, they're pretty common. The 2-8-0 (that's 1-4-0 for DoDo) everybody wishes one of which had been saved was the 4700 class. keep to the Fen Causeway
Methinks there are rivets on the smokebox, while I wouldn't be surprised at welding on a newer loco. According to Wikipedia, it's real, GWR 2884 class #2885. *Lunatic*, n. One whose delusions are out of fashion.
2885 is a member of the Great Western 28xx 2-8-0 8F Heavy Freight Locomotive Class. It is a 'guest' locomotive that is presently out-based on static display at the recently restored original Birmingham Moor Street station>>.