it comes from people who spend their time standing by trainlines watching
trains go past and writing down the train numbers or some other details.
from what i can gather, it's popularity seems confined to the british
isles.
it's become a byword for pointless, obsessive behaviour.
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18/01/04 11:27 Subject: Re: (313) Trainspotting
PM
Where did the term "trainspotting come from?
I know there was a film - which I didn't see.
What does it mean?
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