Good morning, Guardians!
Have a great Sunday!
I've had it since they came out. I carry it some, but don't use on food. I want to keep the blade clean and shiny! I did sharpen it. The lambsfoot knives have good steel that's easy to get razor sharp on an Arkansas stone.Is that a newly acquired one Vince or have you had it awhile. My memory button is stuck in the off position while taking my meds. First class knife at any rate.
donn Cool flask, David. Thanks for showing it.
Correct me if I'm wrong here, but if you took metal off the spine to make the Lambfoot profile wouldn't the angle of the edge in relation to the handle stay the same?
By the way, non-lambsfoots are not permitted in this thread.
Good news Dan.
Great news Dan
Good to hear that everything came out OK, Dan!
The fasting is the worst part of colonoscopies for me; I hope you enjoyed your first post-operative meal!
I bet Zorro could cut some Zs with that Lambsfoot.
There's an episode of The Bob Newhart Show in which Dr. Hartley, wearing a Zorro costume, has to talk his patient Mr. Peterson (who his wife called "a gutless, spineless, wishy-washy pansy face") off a ledge outside a high-rise apartment. The final 5 seconds are classic for all Zorro fans!
... it's hilarious Thinking of you Ed and hoping you are feeling betterLooked in yesterday but was too tired to post after another round with a CAT Scan and a needle biopsy
Standard with Buffalo Horn covers..
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Great pictures, Jack. I hope you get some time to relax today.
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Yummy... Makes me want one, but there is no sausage defrosted.
Unfortunately, I had some work come in, so I have been slaving over a hot key-board all day You'll have to plan ahead for a Sunday Sausage Sandwich next week John I struggle more with getting decent bread-cakes (as we call them in my neck of the woods) than sausages, particularly as I usually go out walking on Saturday. I picked up some in Knaresborough yesterday, but they are rubbish Good Morning Guardians
My wife and I were reminiscing about our Rodeo Days...
Crikey, I've got to get into the tourism business.
Thanks chaps, it was inspired by the shot Mark (Ramrodmb) did a few weeks ago of his grandad's hip flask. My grandad (actually my mum's stepdad) was a Flight Sgt in the RAF during WWII, flying bombing missions in every theatre of the war, and I believe that's the flask he carried with him.
That's a great belt buckle John, and a champion to boot.
I've done a lot of work for tourist boards over the years, writing stuff, but I never made that much First piece I wrote was for the Lakes, about 1992 I have my granddads's pewter tankard, but it rarely gets used. Unfortunately, my grandmother got one of her mates at Walker & Hall to EPNS 'dip' it! Since it has a glass bottom, the silver-plating doesn't go all the way down inside, but what makes it worse, is unless it's polished, it looks rotten, and who wants silver polish in their beer?! It's a two blade today.
Good morning, Guardians!
Have a great Sunday!
That was a funny series. Thanks for posting the clip.I found the episode
Gotcha.
That makes sense. Thanks for explaining.
No problem!Gotcha.
Go, Pack, Go!
I think it's selling tat that brings in the money!
Nice keepsake David
That's a shame. Is there any way to remove the plating? An acid bath for example; so you can use it without also drinking silver polish? My mate asked me the other day about one of his old family tankards. He said he didn't want to use it 'cos of possible lead poisoning. I pointed out to him that it wasn't the lead in the pewter that would kill him but the chemicals in his local tap water he'd use to wash out the tankard....
Unfortunately, granny went through a phase of getting virtually every metal object in the house silver-plated I have to say that I've never been a great fan of metal tankards, I much prefer drinking out of a clean glass
A stadium fullo folk with those on their heads must be a sight to behold I'm sure...
That's a stolen pic, David. Wouldn't mind going to Lambeau Field for a game, but my wife won't go to Wisconsin in the winter. Not a big fan of cold weather myself. I think the current 59F is a little chilly (it's been in the 80's within the last week) here in south Texas.Oh this Guardians thread just gets funnier and funnier...
Thanks for posting that Vince, that has to be picture of the week!
I hope victory was yours.
