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Having a Double Lambsfoot Day today.
Just been watching the Midday Sunday news, i had heard of the Tornadoes in America, but did not think much of it. I had no idea of their ferocity and area they covered. My thoughts go to everyone affected, a terrible disaster to happen anytime, but will just make a very sad Christmas for many. Take a moment to think of these poor souls.
Thank you very kindly, Jack!!!Great-looking pair JJ
I would immediately form some swage work on that my friend!There are certainly things about that particular knife that bother me more.Like the fact that is has no swedge at all.
(Hey, you can see the upward curve pretty well
in that pic, too.)
Hear Hear cudgee matey, it must be terrifying for all forms of life - please look after yourselves and those defenseless animals too!
Swapping my EDC over tonight, this wee beauty goes in my pocket tomorrow!!!
Great pic my friend
Leftover pizza for lunch 
We get some nasty weather here in the USA, Jack. Lives are lost and it's a terrible thing. I've been through three hurricanes and have always escaped without serious damage to home and health, thank God. The tornados that often accompany hurricanes are often the real danger.Good morning Guardians, 8.00am here and it's still not light. I sure am looking forward to the longer days coming again! Terrible news about the loss of life in the USA, and there is clearly a huge amount of property damage. We moan about the weather here, but even in the worst storms, we just don't see that kind of devastation, and catastrophe. Mother Nature is not to be underestimated. My thoughts are with those affected. Have a peaceful Sunday Guardians
Tasty snack there Jack. A little hot sauce to provide that extra "kick" I see. Your HHB looks as though it's ready for some of that action too. LOLI've been wrapping up Christmas presents this morning. I love giving gifts, but wrapping them up en masse sure is a tedious job!
You sure do Bill, tornados are rare here, and much smaller in scale. Here's a recent example from London.
Your Hartshead Barlow looks like a ray of sunshine on a gloomy day 
Thanks Bill!Tasty snack there Jack. A little hot sauce to provide that extra "kick" I see. Your HHB looks as though it's ready for some of that action too. LOL
btb01
introduced me to the Secret Aardvark, and also suggested adding it to cold pizza! 
As if a Pandemic and all the Wild Fires weren't enough for everybody... So sad.
Great picture, Jack. Hope your day brightens up and is an enjoyable one.
Terrifying John, I've only ever encountered a very small tornado. Thank you my friend, I think I might have a beer laterAs if a Pandemic and all the Wild Fires weren't enough for everybody... So sad.
It's my biggest fear about my son living in the Mid West, tornados can be so devastating.
Great picture, Jack. Hope your day brightens up and is an enjoyable one.
You are a social butterfly!Two Christmas parties yesterday, and we are hosting a retirement part today for one of my wife's coworkers.
I'm not much of a party person, so I'm glad I have the morning and afternoon to relax, BBQ the meats, and watch some football... Go Hawks!
Sounds like a good day though John, enjoy your football Great pic
Life would be much easier if I was a social butterfly.
I know the feeling my friend, it's very rare I go to parties these days, but my plan was always to find somewhere quiet to hang out, away from the babble and mayhem
A good plan, but then I feel like an old curmudgeon for avoiding people.
