Guardians of The Lambsfoot!

[Daniel W]

Jer, your right I don't want to go out those windows. those nails are big and covered in bird poop

If you try to escape, you'll be stuck with nails!

 

[Jack Black]

One of my all time favorite movies

It might be 30 years since I last saw it Mike, possibly even more, and I really enjoyed watching it, and was impressed by what a great movie it really was. I still have a bunch of 'extras' to watch

 

[Daniel W]

mbkr Mike, those are to keep the birds from nesting on the ledge, or maybe it's to keep the soldiers from climbing up there.

 

[mbkr]

mbkr Mike, those are to keep the birds from nesting on the ledge, or maybe it's to keep the soldiers from climbing up there.

Thanks Dan. I had no clue. Bird caltrops

 

[r8shell]

I shall sleep tonight Paul! We were also joined, at various times today, by Aggo, Harry Hot Balls, Stanley Baker, Knobber Al, The Perfume Fatties, Chip-shop Carlton, Fireman Sam, 2 different Wolfies, and also by Mrs Tool Man

Now I have to ask: What nickname does that crowd have for you?

 

[sbh06]

Rosewood lamb with evidence of where I’d rather be.

 

[Fodderwing]

Spaulty is displaying it's colors well today Dwight.

Thank you Bob.

One of my favorite lambs there Dwight. Very cool!!!

Thanks Paul.

Very nice

Thanks Steve.

A new 7 drawer cabinet from my wife( and she has no interest in knives )

Very nice Bob!

LOL! I have eaten 2 doughnuts, 2 slices of pizza, a samosa, and 2 slices of cake by way of penance fellers! Tool Man started off with a Spam, sausage, fried egg, and mushroom sandwich!

Watching tool man eat is not unlike watching the movie Jaws.

Stunning photo Dwight

Thanks Jack.

I called in at a local shop, on my way home, to pick up an onion bhaji, and some tasty samosas

Looks very tasty.

I shall sleep tonight Paul! We were also joined, at various times today, by Aggo, Harry Hot Balls, Stanley Baker, Knobber Al, The Perfume Fatties, Chip-shop Carlton, Fireman Sam, 2 different Wolfies, and also by Mrs Tool Man

I'm anxious to hear your answer to Rachel!

 

[Rufus1949]

Thank you Bob.

Thanks Paul.

Thanks Steve.

Very nice Bob!

Watching tool man eat is not unlike watching the movie Jaws.

Thanks Jack.

Looks very tasty.

I'm anxious to hear your answer to Rachel!

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Sleek looking lamb Dwight.

 

[echoscout]

Thanks buddy, I might have a few more later Your '19 looks very classy

Thank you buddy!

LOL! I have eaten 2 doughnuts, 2 slices of pizza, a samosa, and 2 slices of cake by way of penance fellers! Tool Man started off with a Spam, sausage, fried egg, and mushroom sandwich!

Tool Man sure pursues a sandwich with enthusiasm!

Here we go fellers, bit of a mismatch unfortunately (though, at 45, I reckon Wolfie is giving away about 20 years! )

Thanks for the video. Enjoyed it.

Looking good buddy

Thank Jack!

 

[cudgee]

Jack Black Just been to a local market i go to, the suburb is home to the biggest Greek Community outside of Athens, and being prudent shoppers, , the produce is good. After all the Covid lockdowns a new fishmonger replaced the one that lockdowns finished off. I was looking at their range about 6 months ago and an old Greek lady sidled up next to me and asked what i was looking at. She said this new shop was the best at the market by far, that advice will always do me. Been buying most of my fish there ever since. This morning the owner was putting some fish into the display window out of a box, straight from the Wholesaler he told me, and it just looked fresh. Had some as soon as i got home, could not wait, absolutely delicious, just done in a tiny amount of Macadamia Oil and some Butter, no frills or mucking around with batter and such. Who needs meat.

 

[Jakeywax31]

No 2nd page for us lol.

 

[Jack Black]

Now I have to ask: What nickname does that crowd have for you?

LOL! Well, most of those folks only call in for ten minutes or so at a time, so they don't get a chance to collude It's primarily Tool Man who comes up with the nicknames, but some of the guys have had nicknames for decades. When I first started going to the market looking for pointy treasure, before they knew my name, the stall holders used to refer to me as 'The Knife Man'! In an early conversation with Tool Man, I mentioned my nickname from school, Barn, and he calls me that, at least as often as he calls me Jack. I've not heard anyone else use it though. Some of the nicknames are pretty mundane, such as Otley Mick, who we also saw yesterday, and is originally from a place called Otley. My mate Wolfie gets the name from his surname, but the other Wolfie is a real character, who frequently howls! Harry Hot Balls is about 80, and always used to turn up with a small bag of spicy sausage-meat balls he'd brought from a food vendor in the market, saying, in one of the thickest Yorkshire accents, "Duz anybody want hot ball?"! Some other characters are Golden Gordon, Sheep's Head Dave, Barry The Ted, Old Billy, Billy Two Quiffs, Big Dave, The Odd Couple, Melbourne, and The Gangster's Moll, but some of them we don't see that often. Here's Tool Man testing out a cast iron pan he bought on Sheep's Head Dave

Rosewood lamb with evidence of where I’d rather be.

Hope you can get there soon Jeremy Nice pic

Watching tool man eat is not unlike watching the movie Jaws.

I can hear the theme tune as his gaping jaws relentlessly move towards that Spam and sausage sandwich!

Thanks Jack.

Looks very tasty.

I'm anxious to hear your answer to Rachel!

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LOL! Another great photo my friend

Thank you buddy!

Tool Man sure pursues a sandwich with enthusiasm!

Thanks for the video. Enjoyed it.

Thank Jack!

It's funny to think that in all the time I've known him, I've never actually seen him sit down to a full meal! That might be a good thing!

Jack Black Just been to a local market i go to, the suburb is home to the biggest Greek Community outside of Athens, and being prudent shoppers, , the produce is good. After all the Covid lockdowns a new fishmonger replaced the one that lockdowns finished off. I was looking at their range about 6 months ago and an old Greek lady sidled up next to me and asked what i was looking at. She said this new shop was the best at the market by far, that advice will always do me. Been buying most of my fish there ever since. This morning the owner was putting some fish into the display window out of a box, straight from the Wholesaler he told me, and it just looked fresh. Had some as soon as i got home, could not wait, absolutely delicious, just done in a tiny amount of Macadamia Oil and some Butter, no frills or mucking around with batter and such. Who needs meat.

Sounds delicious Leon, and a great market

No 2nd page for us lol.

Well done Paul

Good morning Guardians, I hope everyone has made it through the week, and that you're looking forward to the weekend. I was just reading a newspaper online, and came across a short interview with actor and musician Henry Rollins, who I didn't know had lived in Leeds at one time, where he says he had the best onion bhajis he's ever tasted! I'm off to the dentist this afternoon, so hoping they'll actually do something today! The weather looks lovely, but I think I'm just going to potter around the house, and do a few things, before its time to walk down to the dentist, about a mile away. Hope everyone has a good day

 

[Rufus1949]

LOL! Well, most of those folks only call in for ten minutes or so at a time, so they don't get a chance to collude It's primarily Tool Man who comes up with the nicknames, but some of the guys have had nicknames for decades. When I first started going to the market looking for pointy treasure, before they knew my name, the stall holders used to refer to me as 'The Knife Man'! In an early conversation with Tool Man, I mentioned my nickname from school, Barn, and he calls me that, at least as often as he calls me Jack. I've not heard anyone else use it though. Some of the nicknames are pretty mundane, such as Otley Mick, who we also saw yesterday, and is originally from a place called Otley. My mate Wolfie gets the name from his surname, but the other Wolfie is a real character, who frequently howls! Harry Hot Balls is about 80, and always used to turn up with a small bag of spicy sausage-meat balls he'd brought from a food vendor in the market, saying, in one of the thickest Yorkshire accents, "Duz anybody want hot ball?"! Some other characters are Golden Gordon, Sheep's Head Dave, Barry The Ted, Old Billy, Billy Two Quiffs, Big Dave, The Odd Couple, Melbourne, and The Gangster's Moll, but some of them we don't see that often. Here's Tool Man testing out a cast iron pan he bought on Sheep's Head Dave

Hope you can get there soon Jeremy Nice pic

I can hear the theme tune as his gaping jaws relentlessly move towards that Spam and sausage sandwich!

LOL! Another great photo my friend

It's funny to think that in all the time I've known him, I've never actually seen him sit down to a full meal! That might be a good thing!

Sounds delicious Leon, and a great market

Well done Paul

Good morning Guardians, I hope everyone has made it through the week, and that you're looking forward to the weekend. I was just reading a newspaper online, and came across a short interview with actor and musician Henry Rollins, who I didn't know had lived in Leeds at one time, where he says he had the best onion bhajis he's ever tasted! I'm off to the dentist this afternoon, so hoping they'll actually do something today! The weather looks lovely, but I think I'm just going to potter around the house, and do a few things, before its time to walk down to the dentist, about a mile away. Hope everyone has a good day

Your lamb has aged well Jack.
At least you don't have to visit the barber, as our ancestors did, to resolve your tooth issues. I hope you get some relief today.

 

[Jack Black]

Your lamb has aged well Jack.
At least you don't have to visit the barber, as our ancestors did, to resolve your tooth issues. I hope you get some relief today.

The barber might be more use Bob! I'm not in any pain, they've just messed me about Thanks a lot buddy

 

[screened porch]

 

[sbh06]

LOL! Well, most of those folks only call in for ten minutes or so at a time, so they don't get a chance to collude It's primarily Tool Man who comes up with the nicknames, but some of the guys have had nicknames for decades. When I first started going to the market looking for pointy treasure, before they knew my name, the stall holders used to refer to me as 'The Knife Man'! In an early conversation with Tool Man, I mentioned my nickname from school, Barn, and he calls me that, at least as often as he calls me Jack. I've not heard anyone else use it though. Some of the nicknames are pretty mundane, such as Otley Mick, who we also saw yesterday, and is originally from a place called Otley. My mate Wolfie gets the name from his surname, but the other Wolfie is a real character, who frequently howls! Harry Hot Balls is about 80, and always used to turn up with a small bag of spicy sausage-meat balls he'd brought from a food vendor in the market, saying, in one of the thickest Yorkshire accents, "Duz anybody want hot ball?"! Some other characters are Golden Gordon, Sheep's Head Dave, Barry The Ted, Old Billy, Billy Two Quiffs, Big Dave, The Odd Couple, Melbourne, and The Gangster's Moll, but some of them we don't see that often. Here's Tool Man testing out a cast iron pan he bought on Sheep's Head Dave

Hope you can get there soon Jeremy Nice pic

I can hear the theme tune as his gaping jaws relentlessly move towards that Spam and sausage sandwich!

LOL! Another great photo my friend

It's funny to think that in all the time I've known him, I've never actually seen him sit down to a full meal! That might be a good thing!

Sounds delicious Leon, and a great market

Well done Paul

Good morning Guardians, I hope everyone has made it through the week, and that you're looking forward to the weekend. I was just reading a newspaper online, and came across a short interview with actor and musician Henry Rollins, who I didn't know had lived in Leeds at one time, where he says he had the best onion bhajis he's ever tasted! I'm off to the dentist this afternoon, so hoping they'll actually do something today! The weather looks lovely, but I think I'm just going to potter around the house, and do a few things, before its time to walk down to the dentist, about a mile away. Hope everyone has a good day

Thanks Jack, I hope it won’t be too long. Thanks for sharing the background on some of the nicknames as well.

 

[screened porch]

Now I have to ask. Barn? Like as hard to hit as the broad side of?

 

[SteveC]

LOL! Well, most of those folks only call in for ten minutes or so at a time, so they don't get a chance to collude It's primarily Tool Man who comes up with the nicknames, but some of the guys have had nicknames for decades. When I first started going to the market looking for pointy treasure, before they knew my name, the stall holders used to refer to me as 'The Knife Man'! In an early conversation with Tool Man, I mentioned my nickname from school, Barn, and he calls me that, at least as often as he calls me Jack. I've not heard anyone else use it though. Some of the nicknames are pretty mundane, such as Otley Mick, who we also saw yesterday, and is originally from a place called Otley. My mate Wolfie gets the name from his surname, but the other Wolfie is a real character, who frequently howls! Harry Hot Balls is about 80, and always used to turn up with a small bag of spicy sausage-meat balls he'd brought from a food vendor in the market, saying, in one of the thickest Yorkshire accents, "Duz anybody want hot ball?"! Some other characters are Golden Gordon, Sheep's Head Dave, Barry The Ted, Old Billy, Billy Two Quiffs, Big Dave, The Odd Couple, Melbourne, and The Gangster's Moll, but some of them we don't see that often. Here's Tool Man testing out a cast iron pan he bought on Sheep's Head Dave

Good morning Guardians, I hope everyone has made it through the week, and that you're looking forward to the weekend. I was just reading a newspaper online, and came across a short interview with actor and musician Henry Rollins, who I didn't know had lived in Leeds at one time, where he says he had the best onion bhajis he's ever tasted! I'm off to the dentist this afternoon, so hoping they'll actually do something today! The weather looks lovely, but I think I'm just going to potter around the house, and do a few things, before its time to walk down to the dentist, about a mile away. Hope everyone has a good day

Sounds like a good cast of characters for a British sitcom

Hope the dentist visit goes well

 

[Onebigbill]

Have a great day Jack!!!!!

Sweet HHB as always Bill. Hope your friend is doing ok. Enjoy the sandwiches and beer buddy

Great photos of Cassie and very nice stag on the lamb Steve.

Thank you!

 

[Onebigbill]

Nice pic Bill !

Thanks Steve!