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Guardians of The Lambsfoot!
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How long's a piece of string Jer?
Happy Sunday Guardians!
Surprised by this.... actually pretty good!
That's different Taylor
Very regal!
I only got my first lambsfoot a couple of years ago, and somehow they've multiplied.
Quality quartet Christian
It looks like they've seen a fair bit of use Good morning Guardians, a new week dawns here in Yorkshire (and at various times elsewhere)!
I hope everyone had a pleasant weekend, and that your week starts off smoothly. Still locked-down here, so I'm making a trip to Jack's Barbers this morning (ie the bathroom) for a trim and a shave 
Dropped this @jsdistin re-build in my pocket today (thanks @Reaper AL ) 
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Nice quator, I really like the bottom one (apart from the superb Wainorth)I only got my first lambsfoot a couple of years ago, and somehow they've multiplied.
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Have a good start to the week.
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Thank you very much
(I don't have the beautiful lambfoot that you can see here...)
(I don't have the beautiful lambfoot that you can see here...)
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Thank you very much
(I don't have the beautiful lambfoot that you can see here...)
That's a shame, you certainly have some nice ones though
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Pretty long!How long's a piece of string Jer?
Still a babe, but already majestic.
I found that in Galesburg Saturday for $10. Not a crack or a craze on it. My only coronationalia except for an illustrated newspaper supplement that I'm pretty sure is around here somewhere.
It isn't with this.
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Pretty long!
Still a babe, but already majestic.
I found that in Galesburg Saturday for $10. Not a crack or a craze on it. My only coronationalia except for an illustrated newspaper supplement that I'm pretty sure is around here somewhere.
It isn't with this.
LOL!
Very cool Jer, I love old stuff I forgot to turn the calendar over this morning
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I took a chance on confusing myself and turned the calendar last night.LOL!
I forgot to turn the calendar over this morning
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I took a chance on confusing myself and turned the calendar last night.
Good plan Jer
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Just received the latest in a very long line of can-openers
I'll see how long this one lasts. I don't even use a can-opener that often, but they never seem to last longer than a couple of years Last one (Kuhn Rihon) went yesterday, having lasted about 4 times longer than the abysmal Taylor's Eye Witness (made in China) I had previously. It's slow to use, but my P38 has been on the go since 1978
I'll see how long this one lasts. I don't even use a can-opener that often, but they never seem to last longer than a couple of years
Last one (Kuhn Rihon) went yesterday, having lasted about 4 times longer than the abysmal Taylor's Eye Witness (made in China) I had previously. It's slow to use, but my P38 has been on the go since 1978
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I don't know how these things work, but they do. I just noticed the "Push to remove and install lever". I'll bet I'm supposed to clean it.
