Rufus1949
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You are welcome....in fact mine is in my pocket now. Will post tomorrow.
It is truly a work of art....and a real slicer.
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Guardians of The Lambsfoot!
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It is truly a work of art....and a real slicer.
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Look good Jack.I only had a couple of beers, but I did have a full bottle of rum, and the makings for a few daiquiris!
Thanks Jack.Looks good Todd, as does your Lambsfoot
I’m sensing a theme here!
Anytime Pete.I’ll be right over for a cup, Todd.
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He makes heirloom quaily IMHO
Rufus1949
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That is a good way to put it. He's making one with waboom wood now. Should be interesting.
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Yeah.Hard to get really enthusiastic about cooking, when you're just cooking for yourself
GusSharp68
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hahaha, i acually created a thread for this called Knives and Stuffed Animals. No idea if it's still here but it was a response to someone startign a thread Knives and Sunglasses and I felt like making a little fun of the "Knives and...." posts.Yeah.
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Thanks Paul.
Outstanding stag on that beauty Bob.
Todd is that a smoky bourbon?Hello Guardians. Got this from a buddy for Christmas, drank about a quarter of the bottle and then didn’t go back to it until the other day. It was tasty when I got it but now it’s REALLY tasty.
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Is your typical traditional lambfoot a 2.5 inch blade? Or I guess what I'm really gettting at is if the first known versions of it that length?
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Thank you kindly Dwight.
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Perfect slicer for that delicious looking meal.
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Jaws terrified me when I was a kid lol.LOL!
Shepherd's Pie is very traditional here Bob, it's like a sort of thick stew, with vegetables, and minced lamb or steak, baked in a casserole dish, with a layer of mashed potato on top
Now if we could fill the beers back up with our minds
. Root canal and straight to the booze. I like your style Todd.Hello Guardians. Got this from a buddy for Christmas, drank about a quarter of the bottle and then didn’t go back to it until the other day. It was tasty when I got it but now it’s REALLY tasty.
Nevermind the beer. That looks tasty JackI only had a couple of beers, but I did have a full bottle of rum, and the makings for a few daiquiris!
No apologies needed Pete. Looks delicious as hell. I'm sure It went down great.
A lamb holding a shuttle lamb? Amazing Jer!!Yeah.
Very classy lamb my friend.
Great picture Dwight!!!!
I just finished dinner and that looks delicious. Lamb is looking nice buddy.
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All the 
pics got me. Cheers Guardians.
pics got me. Cheers Guardians.
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I don’t find it smoky Dwight, very sweet, high corn mash. Thing I noticed the most when I went back to it was the baking spice, smelled like pumpkin pie in a glass. Very nice.
Good medicine!
Great shot Paul, beautiful lamb and a tasty beer.
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A couple of tasty-looking beers there Pete
Looking forward to seeing it Bob
Thanks ToddLook good Jack.
I've never heard of waboom wood, but I love the name!
Cool pic Jer!Yeah.
Looking good David
Great pic Dwight, with another cool coin
They vary Gus
Looks like you're eating well my friend
I was already in my early teens when it premiered here, but there were a couple of young girls sat in front of us, and they hit the roof when that head rolls out of the boat!
I really enjoyed watching it again It was Paul, I had about half a pint of rum!
Shark-hunting is thirsty work! Cheers buddy!
Wood on wood on wood!
Looking good Daniel Good morning Guardians, halfway through another week already. I heard from a couple of old friends last night, which was nice, easy to lose touch with people. It looks quite sunny outside. I need to go into town later. Thought I'd carry my Ebony '18
Have a good day Guardians 
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The 18 has an understated elegance Jack.A couple of tasty-looking beers there Pete
Looking forward to seeing it Bob
Thanks Todd
I've never heard of waboom wood, but I love the name!
Cool pic Jer!
Looking good David
Great pic Dwight, with another cool coin
They vary Gus
Looks like you're eating well my friend
I was already in my early teens when it premiered here, but there were a couple of young girls sat in front of us, and they hit the roof when that head rolls out of the boat!
It was Paul, I had about half a pint of rum!
Cheers buddy!
Wood on wood on wood!
Good morning Guardians, halfway through another week already. I heard from a couple of old friends last night, which was nice, easy to lose touch with people. It looks quite sunny outside. I need to go into town later. Thought I'd carry my Ebony '18
Waboom is an African wood and this is the only sample on a knife I could find Jack.
