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Most Excellent!There was! And it was all cut with my Lambsfoot!


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Most Excellent!There was! And it was all cut with my Lambsfoot!
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Did someone say cake?!
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Still tomorrow in Texas, but let's not forget our other birthday boy, VincePrester John
It sounds like this is a pretty special week for you Vince, and I hope you have a very Happy Birthday tomorrow
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Just a quick stop to wish the birthday boys a very happy birthday filled with joy, health and wealth.
Cheers,
Ted
Thanks, fellas! Had a great day with family, homemade lasagne, homemade rosemary bread, homemade lemon cake, and some Italian wine. Leftovers tonight!Hope the birthday boys had a good day![]()
Sure looks good, Cudgee.Prester John , you will be asleep when i post this mate, but today is your official day, Happy Birthday Vince and many happy returns. If i was over there i would throw this on the table, with a nice red and some oven roasted pumpkin and some steamed peas and beans, have a good one mate.
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Some nice Australian lamb chops with gravy and mint sauce cooked on the BBQ..
Loin pork chops cooked in cast iron pan.
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Served with some Texan BBQ sauce and hand cut baked potato chips. We might even finish with some of the nice Bourbon Whiskey you would have stashed..
Thanks, fellas! Had a great day with family, homemade lasagne, homemade rosemary bread, homemade lemon cake, and some Italian wine. Leftovers tonight!
Thanks, Jack! Got a bottle of Scotch, a bottle of Bourbon, and a couple of premium cigars too!That sounds fantastic VinceMany happy returns my friend
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Very nice indeedThanks, Jack! Got a bottle of Scotch, a bottle of Bourbon, and a couple of premium cigars too!
Cheerios are my demi-derriered way of standoffishly embracing the famously wholesome oatmeal. I mix honey-nut with regular to balance sugar and yeckiness.LOL!I was just saying, the other day, that I couldn't remember the last time I bought a box of breakfast cereal. I'll get round to it some time
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No reason to be sorry Jack. I feel bad for Jon seeing that picture.I'm extremely sorry Jon, with the slight assistance of the auto-suggest feature, I managed to confuse you with [COLOR=#1f2e1f] T [/COLOR] TheJon , who recently had an unfortunate incident with his Lambsfoot (see below)Please excuse my mistake, I'll correct my previous post
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LOL!Cheerios are my demi-derriered way of standoffishly embracing the famously wholesome oatmeal. I mix honey-nut with regular to balance sugar and yeckiness.
Bullwinkle used to say that oats were better than corn, better than rice, better than wheat.
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The case is sol-ved:
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Thank you Jon, definitely!No reason to be sorry Jack. I feel bad for Jon seeing that picture.
Wow, that's weird, do you have a pic from before? Nice slip BTWReal Lambsfoot update: My 2019 Guardians lamby has been living in the lovely pocket slip thatJohnDF gifted me, and there has been an unexpected change in the knife. The oils that had soaked into the handle, darkening it significantly, have been getting sucked out into the slip, which has caused the visibility of the grain to increase. It is fun. It is as though the new home has rejuvenated my knife!
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I love it when leather gets all broken in... unexpected that it would darken the wood though.
Here are two recent pictures from before the the new slip/the Lambsfoot meeting the slip:Wow, that's weird, do you have a pic from before? Nice slip BTW![]()
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Sorry if I was unclear, the slip is actually lightening the wood.I love it when leather gets all broken in... unexpected that it would darken the wood though.
Thanks, really interesting to see thatHere are two recent pictures from before the the new slip/the Lambsfoot meeting the slip:
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And here is another one from just now:
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I wonder if the leather is sucking the oils out of the wood?Sorry if I was unclear, the slip is actually lightening the wood.
That is amazing, has the leather of the slip changed colour?there has been an unexpected change in the knife. The oils that had soaked into the handle, darkening it significantly, have been getting sucked out into the slip, which has caused the visibility of the grain to increase