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Old 12th Jul 2019, 7:01 pm   #96
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Default Re: When did PCB tracks become 'traces'?

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Originally Posted by M0FYA Andy View Post
Lawrence,
Given that you are obviously very keen to preserve the correct terminology and jargon used in the mining industry, as shown in your current thread on the subject, and you're obviously old enough, like me, to predate the modern fad for 'train station', I'm very surprised (and disappointed) that you espouse its use.
Andy, don't be disappointed with me, one of my school teachers said he was disappointed with me but to be honest I was disappointed in his teaching skills!!

Train station might be a modern fad to some but not to me or many folks I know and I suspect thousands or maybe millions of others, you can call a railway station a train station just as you can call a railway a railroad or a circuit diagram a schematic.

My Dad called the railway a railroad, eg:

"Aye, any road....he worked down on (t')railroad"

Having said that he mixed with and fought along with the Yanks at Omaha Beach during WW2.

Each to their own I guess.

Lawrence.
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