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I work on the railway so I know what the following terms mean but?

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where do they come from Caped as in a full cancellation ans pined as in a partial cancellation

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I'm glad you know what it means, as I can't understand what you're on about
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What R.R. do you work for, We have never heard of this in U.S.
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what are you talking about?!?!
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No idea mate but i think you mean capped and pinned!
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Get out more, son!
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I presume they are like the phonetic alphabet - terms that were distinct enough as not to be confused. See site below for full list.
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its just control dept jargon/slang
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No ideas really, they're just as old as time. Seeing as you've asked, then i'd be interested myself.
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the caped crusader pined for -- Lois lane ?
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