Welcome to the Deep Fried FAQ
section of the Lackawanna Terminal Technical and Historical Society Web Page
Menu of High Crimes and
Misdemeanors
Buried within the Deep Fried FAQ
(hereafter known as the DFF) you will find answers to
the kind of insightful, probing questions that strip back the superficial outer
layers of the Lackawanna Terminal Railway's corporate management and reveal the
truth about this segment of Industrial America's actual agenda. The DFF is not
for the faint hearted so before you call your lawyers and sue us, please
read the DFF Small Print Disclaimer at the bottom of the page*. Due to the
continuing transgressions against the railroad industry, the government, and the
population of the world as a whole the DFF has become a very large document
and I believe it prints out to over 100 pages (if anyone chooses to actually
print it out please let know how many actual pages there are). So, in order to
make browsing through this most important record of the crimes and high
misdemeanors foisted upon the unsuspecting public not to mention those who are
paid to protect the unsuspecting public from the likes of the Lackawanna
Terminal Railway we have created the DFF menu listing each misdeed in
chronological order of discovery. They are:
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Transvestism as an asset in the
multi-cultural world of Human Resources
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The erroneous appearance of Transvestism
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Other railroad
executives as sources of expertise
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Treating employees with
contempt
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Illicit interoffice relationships
and the pregnancy that resulted
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The humiliation of
disabled employees.
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Spinning the Big Lie
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Paying off government
officials
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Mind altering employee
drinking water
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Leaking tank cars and the
EPA guy
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Sexual favors and the EPA
guy
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What is
Hydro-Chloro-Flouro-Neurotic Acid?
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What
is
Hydro-Chloro-Flouro-Neurotic Acid used for?
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Internet pornography: its growth
and the ill-gotten profits it garnered.
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Internet pornography as a
Lackawanna Terminal Railway profit center
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Cab rides for children and the
danger hidden therein
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The degradation and
spoilage of the pristine countryside that borders the property of the
Lackawanna Terminal Railway and its subsidiaries in the name of improvements to the
community
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Donating a toxic landfill to the City of
Buffalo for a hockey arena
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Battling the competition in the
rail industry takes on a new dimension
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The purchase of Lackawanna
Terminal Railway stock and the colossal waste of
corporate profits on personal indulgence.
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The Lackawanna Terminal Technical and Historical
Society and their inclusion in collusion
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Taking care of criticism the
old fashioned way
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Collecting memorabilia and the
possibility of arrest for possession of stolen property
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The Christmas card dispute
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The theft of
competitor’s property and the disguising of
illegal activities through the creation of shell corporations in foreign
countries.
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Who's track is it, anyway? The
Lackawanna Terminal Railway Versus the Depew, Lancaster and Western
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Attempting to augment
employee productivity through the illegal development and administration of
controlled substances without the employee’s knowledge
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Spreading highly toxic
nuclear waste and the payoff of government officials to conceal this
despicable crime.
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The illegal use of nuclear
waste for industrial purposes
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Locomotives not in
compliance with Federal law
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Disregarding government
largess or we have more money than they do
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Theft, breaking and
entering, and other illegal activities perpetrated by deputized law
enforcement officers employed by your company for the sole purpose of
blackmailing union officials thereby gaining their cooperation against your
employees.
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The hunting down and
shooting of innocent human beings by the Lackawanna Terminal Railway’s
Department of Criminal Investigation in the name of Homeland Security.
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The celebration of 25 years of
service to our customers, our community, and our bottom line
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Crushing the downtrodden and
those who protect them
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Railfans and
Homeland Security: Diametrically opposed
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The Social Security/Railroad
Retirement problem solved
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The unwarranted firing
of employees whose sole purpose was to lead a fulfilling life to the benefit
of themselves, their families, and to improve the conditions under which you
have forced them to work, to wit, the case of Mr. Montenitro.
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Intermodal Versus general
cargo: Which is more profitable?
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Faith based profit
making: God joins the Lackawanna Terminal Railway's Management Team
*The Deep Fried FAQ is the concept of several members of the Lackawanna
Terminal Technical and Historical Society (hereafter known as the LTTHS) and is
for the entertainment of incidental readers only. The inclusion of any
information or links in the DFF does not constitute endorsement of the included
information or links by the LTT&HS or it's members nor does the content of the
DFF represent the opinions of the LTTHS officers (well, maybe sometimes) or
their families, the membership of LTTHS or their families, any other members of
the Railroad industry in general or their families, the Management of Lackawanna
Terminal Railway (hereafter known as the LT), their employees, their vendors,
the vendor's employees, the LT's customers, their vendors and employees, any
local, state, and federal employees of any railroad regulatory agencies that
have anything to do with the LT or the LTTHS, its successors, and/or assigns,
and their families, inclusive. All material submitted for inclusion in the DFF
becomes the immediate property of the LTTHS to be used and distributed at will
without reimbursement to the contributor in any shape, form, or manner. The
Management of the LT and the LTTHS reserves the right to edit all submissions
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The members of the Lackawanna Terminal Technical and Historical Society would like to thank all who contributed to this fine tome.
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