Guardians of The Lambsfoot!

Jack Black said:
Thank you David :) :thumbsup:

Nice to see Ethan, that looks like an interesting read :) :thumbsup:

When this book first came out, it had a different title, and 'Ray' was 'Raymond', which is what he was known as then. I once read him described as looking like "a plump village butcher"! :D

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Dog Day Afternoon? :D Cool pics Pete, looks like fun :) :thumbsup:

I've never had a martini! :eek: :D :thumbsup:

I agree Vince :) Huckleberry Finn was the first novel I read as a child, and re-reading it a few years ago, I wondered how I could have understood it, though I remembered most of it perfectly well. It struck me as adult fiction, compared to Tom Sawyer. I'm afraid that, as an adult, I found Tom rather irritating! :D :thumbsup:

Glad you and your Lambs made it safe and sound Paul :) That one is a beauty :cool: I used to have one of those little toys sitting on top of my PC, had it for years, but it got broken a few years ago :(

Same here Dwight, I have turned them down several times. By and large though, I have been the cook. Now, I get to to do the cooking, and the dishes! 😱😁:thumbsup:

LOL! :D Welcome home! :) Another great Lambsfoot pic Paul :) :thumbsup:

Good morning Guardians, I hope everyone had a great weekend :) We have a week of sunshine forecast here, and it looks pretty nice outside. I have a few things to do this morning, and then, ankle permitting, I'll be heading down to Charlie's cafe, and then into town. Carrying my Charlie Lamb in jigged bone :) Have a good day Guardian, and an excellent week :) :thumbsup:

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I have some binoculars bigger than that. No wonder I'm still kickin'.
Raymond must have been good at surviving to get pudgy at it.

High Spade is back.

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"Start with a clever idea and bold ingredients, and the cooking almost takes care of itself."
I don't know where I got the idea that Milk Street has a system, but I'm over it.
Mind you, they look like good recipes, and they're limited to six ingredients, and most use only one pot or pan.
 
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screened porch said:
I have some binoculars bigger than that. No wonder I'm still kickin'.
Raymond must have been good at surviving to get pudgy at it.

High Spade is back.

6ceiO1O.jpg

"Start with a clever idea and bold ingredients, and the cooking almost takes care of itself."
I don't know where I got the idea that Milk Street has a system, but I'm over it.
Mind you, they look like good recipes, and they're limited to six ingredients, and most use only one pot or pan.
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I think that spade is truly an ace.😀
Will search that book out Jer...my kind of cooking.
 
screened porch said:
I have some binoculars bigger than that. No wonder I'm still kickin'.
Raymond must have been good at surviving to get pudgy at it.

High Spade is back.

6ceiO1O.jpg

"Start with a clever idea and bold ingredients, and the cooking almost takes care of itself."
I don't know where I got the idea that Milk Street has a system, but I'm over it.
Mind you, they look like good recipes, and they're limited to six ingredients, and most use only one pot or pan.
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Well, he lived with his mum for a long time :) I reckon that, by the time that edition was published, Ray was a good deal older, and plumper, than in that youthful cover pic! :D :thumbsup:
black mamba said:
Good morning Guardians, I see that Bob is K'rooin' things up again! :eek: ;) Such nice lambs! Gidge is still riding pretty in my RFP.

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Gidge is looking good Jeff :D :) :thumbsup:
 
Jack Black said:
I've never had a martini! :eek: :D :thumbsup:
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Ya GOTTA try one! Irene Ryan, who played Granny on the Beverly Hillbillies, and drank moonshine/corn whiskey/rheumatiz medicine/tonic from a jug as Granny on the show, actually indulged in martinis at lunch and Scotch in the evenings.
Try the Dean Martini: four onces of gin and an olive. Similar to Churchill's, I guess--he also skipped the vermouth, just glancing in the direction of France.
Jack Black said:
I agree Vince :) Huckleberry Finn was the first novel I read as a child, and re-reading it a few years ago, I wondered how I could have understood it, though I remembered most of it perfectly well. It struck me as adult fiction, compared to Tom Sawyer. I'm afraid that, as an adult, I found Tom rather irritating! :D :thumbsup:
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Yeah, I find Tom more irritating now too. He needed lots of whuppings, just like I did.
 
JonMcD said:
Chicks dig the Bobcote

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Very cool pic Jon :cool: :) :thumbsup:
Prester John said:
Ya GOTTA try one! Irene Ryan, who played Granny on the Beverly Hillbillies, and drank moonshine/corn whiskey/rheumatiz medicine/tonic from a jug as Granny on the show, actually indulged in martinis at lunch and Scotch in the evenings.
Try the Dean Martini: four onces of gin and an olive. Similar to Churchill's, I guess--he also skipped the vermouth, just glancing in the direction of France.
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Yeah, I should Vince :) Is there a martini with 4 ounces of VODKA and an olive?! :D :thumbsup:
Prester John said:
Yeah, I find Tom more irritating now too. He needed lots of whuppings, just like I did.
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I think Tom is far worse in Huckleberry Finn, and definitely deserved a few whuppings! :D :thumbsup:
 
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