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@italian-stallion

Oh, heh-heh. I’d be glad to explain: ( 🙂 ); So. I said that I liked your guy’s’es train of thought, right? This is a natural phrase that many people use. But I used it literally. I like your TRAIN of THOUGHT. Thought as in mind. Right? I like the way you think. I’ll try not to be too wordy and weirdly confusing here. The pun was the second sentence where I said that “Unfortunately, my dog’s (train of thought) FAILED TO LEAVE THE STATION.” So in other words, my dog is crazy. See what I mean? I took the metaphorically used “train” and used it in such a way that it is now metaphorically literal. You get my train of thought here? Because somebody’s failed to leave the station and it wasn’t anybody young either. Probably some old geezer back in ’22…