My Thoughts on No More Comments
This is both a good thing and a bad thing. Let's get on to the bad thing first:
This is a bad thing because even though it was bad, I still checked the s12 comments nearly everyday to see the fan's opinions and predictions on episodes. I mainly just ignored the spam. I am also sad that some good comments that me and other people made are now lost in time, most notably Doc's genius reviews. But on the other hand, there are alot more good things.
This is a good thing because we can now focus on forums and discussions and maybe we can get undead chat and more people get Discord! I feel like forums are pretty underrated and now is their time to shine. Discussions are okay in my opinion, I go on there every so often. Chat I haven't been on …
What I got/will get for my birthday
- a very soft blanket (not important)
- Spills and Chills DVD
- Thomas and the Jet Engine DVD
- James Learns a Lesson DVD
- Thomas, Percy and the Dragon DVD
- Thomas' Halloween Adventures DVD
- Percy's Ghostly Trick DVD
- Henry and the Elephant DVD
- Rusty to the Rescue DVD (both my mom and grandma got it oof)
- TrackMaster Golden Thomas (on the way)
- Minis Fizz 'n Go Cargo Nia and Giraffe
- Take 'n Play Skiff
- an adapter piece for two different types of track
- Thomas the Tank Engine: The Complete Collection
- Battle for Bikini Bottom - Rehydrated
- 80 bucks
- a new phone (that i paid for)
special blog coming up june 12
june 12 is my birthday and i need to think of something to post that day
thom thom the train hystorie
The first known attempt to make a television adaptation of the Railway Series books was by the BBC in 1953. It was decided that Hornby Dublo models would be used and everything went ahead but the project did not succeed. During the live airing of the first episode, Henry derailed and a hand was seen coming down to put him back on the tracks. Nothing else is known to remain of this project. There have been several other attempts, however. The first somewhat successful run was on the children's show "Jackanory" in 1970. The Railway Series books were read out loud by host Ted Ray. Five books were read in all until 2nd October 1970. The current television series got its start in 1979 when the Reverend Awdry was interviewed on the Bluebell Rail…