Guardians of The Lambsfoot!

[Angry Waiter]

Homerun!!!

Thanks Bob!

 

[Jack Black]

Afternoon Guardians!

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Always good to see your Axe Lamb David

We could use some of your rain here in Wisconsin. Dry as a bone in my neck of the woods. Hope it clears up for you in time for the market, Jack. Albers is looking better than ever buddy.

Thanks pal, the forecast rain and thunder storms never came today, not yet anyway, and it is 5.00pm here. I hope you get some rain soon

Last day off before heading back to work. Honestly, work might be easier than handling these 3 boys. I don't know how my wife did it alone for 6 months. Mothers have a super human ability when it comes to kids. Took the family to Culvers and now it's movie time. Got the '19 in the pocket today.

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Kudos to your wife Paul Nice photo of your '19 my friend

Hi Guardians, I ended up going out to see the 50th Anniversary Director's Cut of The Wicker Man! Just after my last post, Nobber Al rang me, and suggested it, so I grabbed my jacket, and caught a taxi to the other side of town. It's midnight here now, so I'll have to catch up tomorrow

Yesterday, cinemas around the country here were showing screenings of The Wicker Man, but my mate Matt, who I usually go to see movies with, was working, and the nearest place participating was on the other side of town. I was just thinking about watching it on DVD at home, when Nobber Al asked if I'd like to go, so I put my shoes on, booked a taxi, and headed out of the door, meeting Al in a lovely old pub, The Cardigan Arms, where I broke my dry spell with a pint of one of my favourite locally-brewed ales

Al arrived, but we only had time for another half pint before heading across the road to the cinema. It was booked up, and we ended up getting the last 2 seats, which were next to the wall, in the first 2 rows. We sat through the ads and trailers, and then there seemed to be a short presentation feature about the film. Unfortunately, this failed to take into account that some of those in attendance had not yet seen the movie, which caused some to rush out the doors, with their hands over their ears! It was also rather boring, with most of those being interviewed having little, or nothing to do with the film, and even less of interest to say. The feature was stretched out with clips from the movie, which seemed pointless, at best, when we were about to view it in full. It lumbered on for an hour and 40 minutes, by which time half the cinema had mutinied, and demanded a refund! Al and I moved to better seats, and the restored Wickerman was as enjoyable as ever, but by this time, having been sat in the theatre over 2 hours, we were all rather exhausted, and wanting a pint I should have watched the DVD

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Nicely captured Dwight, that's a beauty

First day after the Winter Solstice here, so we are over the Hump, today will be longer than yesterday. And what a beautiful Winters day it is, cold and crisp with no clouds and not a breath of wind, just been for a long walk to make the most of it. I love these sorts of days but we don't get many. .

Glad you enjoyed the walk Leon, and I hope you are looking forward to the longer days Cool pic

At the same time?!?

That was my thought!

Yes; Titusville Cutlery - Daniels Family Brands!!

Great to see them producing more Lambsfoot knives

At a motel in Wisconsin Dells the large Lambsfoot was one of 11 knives to come on vacation with me.
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A very capable knife Hope you have a nice vacation

Good day, everyone. Rain, only Gene Kelly dancing in it could be happier, we need it.

I think this dollar bill is only slightly older than knife.
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Good news Bob Some nice jigging there, cool pic

That’s fantastic Barrett! This Mohawk is “growing” on me.

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Suits you Pete The Polish guy who makes my coffee in the market has been running a fancy hairstyle these past few months, think it's his mid-life crisis!

The Beast Unleashed!

Thanks guys. That Charlie sure knows how to pick 'em.

He sure does

First day back to work since moving my family up here. Happy to get back into the routine. Still no rain in the forecast. Kids are getting nervous that we won't be able to set off fireworks for the 4th lol. Sitting on top of an artillery observation point and eating an apple for breakfast. Got the Charlie lamb in the pocket today. Hope everyone has a great day.

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Not a bad 'work station' buddy!

No mohawk for me. I have been scalped naturally. People tell me I have a nice shaped head for a bald guy. I take no comfort in that. And I went bald in my twenties. My lack of good taste was apparent to all when I let the ring of hair I had grow and cultivated a small pony tail.
Anyway it’s a nice morning here in Santa Cruz. The beaches will be full. And the Boardwalk amusement park will have patrons screaming on the Big Dipper roller coaster. I will be carrying this lambsfoot as I go into town to do errands. Not much happening with the critters. The usual turkeys, stellar jays, wood peckers coming by for some seed. Have a good Thursday Guardians.
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Looks great Kurt

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Happy Double Lambsfoot Day Pete!

Hi Guardians, I hope everyone is having a good day Contrary to expectations, it's been hot, sunny, and humid here. Tool Man has confessed to secretly dieting at home, but there was certainly no restraint on his greed today! On the way through the indoor market, I picked up an apple pie, and one of his favourite cakes. Tool Man snatched them out of my hands, and ripped off the cellophane wrapping, quartering the pie, and shoving a fat piece into his fatter mouth!

With his mouth still stuffed with pie, Tool Man marched to the tea van, returning with his regular Belly Buster sandwich, and having gobbled that down in a minute or so, he attacked the cake! Ex-Para Steve came over with a box of chocolates, and Tool Man scarfed a few, along with some chocolate cookies that someone else brought along

At lunchtime, I bought some onion and potato bhajis, and handed them round, and after scoffing his share of those, Tool Man went and bought a large pork pie and a large Cornish pasty, wolfing them down, with brown sauce!

Golden Gordan asked me to look over some knives for him, and one of them had been a Lambsfoot! Somebody loved it

That's it for another week at Leeds Market

 

[Rufus1949]

Always good to see your Axe Lamb David

Thanks pal, the forecast rain and thunder storms never came today, not yet anyway, and it is 5.00pm here. I hope you get some rain soon

Kudos to your wife Paul Nice photo of your '19 my friend

Yesterday, cinemas around the country here were showing screenings of The Wicker Man, but my mate Matt, who I usually go to see movies with, was working, and the nearest place participating was on the other side of town. I was just thinking about watching it on DVD at home, when Nobber Al asked if I'd like to go, so I put my shoes on, booked a taxi, and headed out of the door, meeting Al in a lovely old pub, The Cardigan Arms, where I broke my dry spell with a pint of one of my favourite locally-brewed ales

Al arrived, but we only had time for another half pint before heading across the road to the cinema. It was booked up, and we ended up getting the last 2 seats, which were next to the wall, in the first 2 rows. We sat through the ads and trailers, and then there seemed to be a short presentation feature about the film. Unfortunately, this failed to take into account that some of those in attendance had not yet seen the movie, which caused some to rush out the doors, with their hands over their ears! It was also rather boring, with most of those being interviewed having little, or nothing to do with the film, and even less of interest to say. The feature was stretched out with clips from the movie, which seemed pointless, at best, when we were about to view it in full. It lumbered on for an hour and 40 minutes, by which time half the cinema had mutinied, and demanded a refund! Al and I moved to better seats, and the restored Wickerman was as enjoyable as ever, but by this time, having been sat in the theatre over 2 hours, we were all rather exhausted, and wanting a pint I should have watched the DVD

Nicely captured Dwight, that's a beauty

Glad you enjoyed the walk Leon, and I hope you are looking forward to the longer days Cool pic

That was my thought!

Great to see them producing more Lambsfoot knives

A very capable knife Hope you have a nice vacation

Good news Bob Some nice jigging there, cool pic

Suits you Pete The Polish guy who makes my coffee in the market has been running a fancy hairstyle these past few months, think it's his mid-life crisis!

The Beast Unleashed!

He sure does

Not a bad 'work station' buddy!

Looks great Kurt

Happy Double Lambsfoot Day Pete!

Hi Guardians, I hope everyone is having a good day Contrary to expectations, it's been hot, sunny, and humid here. Tool Man has confessed to secretly dieting at home, but there was certainly no restraint on his greed today! On the way through the indoor market, I picked up an apple pie, and one of his favourite cakes. Tool Man snatched them out of my hands, and ripped off the cellophane wrapping, quartering the pie, and shoving a fat piece into his fatter mouth!

With his mouth still stuffed with pie, Tool Man marched to the tea van, returning with his regular Belly Buster sandwich, and having gobbled that down in a minute or so, he attacked the cake! Ex-Para Steve came over with a box of chocolates, and Tool Man scarfed a few, along with some chocolate cookies that someone else brought along

At lunchtime, I bought some onion and potato bhajis, and handed them round, and after scoffing his share of those, Tool Man went and bought a large pork pie and a large Cornish pasty, wolfing them down, with brown sauce!

Golden Gordan asked me to look over some knives for him, and one of them had been a Lambsfoot! Somebody loved it

That's it for another week at Leeds Market

Very interesting old lamb Jack.
So much for toolman slimming down.

 

[Jakeywax31]

An eventful day for you at the market Jack Black . Glad Tool Man is dieting behind the scene. Wonder what a diet for such a well oiled machine like Tool Man consists of? Always look forward to the pictures from your visits at the market. Lovely lamb as always, buddy.

 

[Jakeywax31]

At a motel in Wisconsin Dells the large Lambsfoot was one of 11 knives to come on vacation with me.
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Your about 45 minutes from me. Have fun at the Dells buddy.

Good day, everyone. Rain, only Gene Kelly dancing in it could be happier, we need it.

I think this dollar bill is only slightly older than knife.
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That is a sweet lamb, Bob!!! The old ones are cool as hell.

Very nice, Jer.

Thanks guys. That Charlie sure knows how to pick 'em.

Have mine in the pocket now!

 

[waynorth]

Great to see them producing more Lambsfoot knives

Have you ever seen a Teardrop Lambsfoot before, Jack??

 

[waynorth]

Tool Man snatched them out of my hands, and ripped off the cellophane wrapping, quartering the pie, and shoving a fat piece into his fatter mouth!

Sounds more like Vacuum Man!!

 

[Jakeywax31]

Sounds more like Vacuum Man!!

No ordinary vacuum either. I'm talking salesman at your door 4,000$ vacuum.

 

[Jack Black]

Very interesting old lamb Jack.
So much for toolman slimming down.

A Nowill Bob. I'm sure Gordan would have given it to me, but the nail nick was well into the liners, and I didn't think it was interesting enough to bother with really Strangely, he does look like he's lost a few pounds, and I'm wondering if he has a tapeworm, because I can't see how else that could happen!

An eventful day for you at the market Jack Black . Glad Tool Man is dieting behind the scene. Wonder what a diet for such a well oiled machine like Tool Man consists of? Always look forward to the pictures from your visits at the market. Lovely lamb as always, buddy.

He said, he is "eating a bit less, and drinking a bit less" Paul One of his diet adjustments is to replace his usual fried Full English Breakfast with a black-pudding, bacon, and cheese omelette, fried in lard Only on some days of course! Thanks a lot pal, very kind of you

Have you ever seen a Teardrop Lambsfoot before, Jack??

Interesting question Charlie, and off-hand I can't recall one, though Lambsfoot knives seem to come in a multitude of shapes and sizes

Sounds more like Vacuum Man!!

He certainly hoovered up that sandwich! I was going to take a photo of him eating it, but he had it all over his face, and it looked pretty disgusting! I have had to throw my clothes in the washing-machine, because I was sat less than six feet away from him when he was stuffing pork pie into his mouth!

 

[Rufus1949]

A Nowill Bob. I'm sure Gordan would have given it to me, but the nail nick was well into the liners, and I didn't think it was interesting enough to bother with really Strangely, he does look like he's lost a few pounds, and I'm wondering if he has a tapeworm, because I can't see how else that could happen!

He said, he is "eating a bit less, and drinking a bit less" Paul One of his diet adjustments is to replace his usual fried Full English Breakfast with a black-pudding, bacon, and cheese omelette, fried in lard Only on some days of course! Thanks a lot pal, very kind of you

Interesting question Charlie, and off-hand I can't recall one, though Lambsfoot knives seem to come in a multitude of shapes and sizes

He certainly hoovered up that sandwich! I was going to take a photo of him eating it, but he had it all over his face, and it looked pretty disgusting! I have had to throw my clothes in the washing-machine, because I was sat less than six feet away from him when he was stuffing pork pie into his mouth!

That knives served it's owners well.
I'm surprised pets and little kids don't get sucked up in the vacuum caused by his eating!
Oh..we should not rib a man who is enjoying life.

 

[waynorth]

Have you ever seen a Teardrop Lambsfoot before, Jack??

"Interesting question Charlie, and off-hand I can't recall one, though Lambsfoot knives seem to come in a multitude of shapes and sizes
- - - From Jack Black "
The Lambsfoot is coming slowly into the mainstream in America!! Thanks to your enthusiasm, Jack!!

 

[Angry Waiter]

Suits you Pete The Polish guy who makes my coffee in the market has been running a fancy hairstyle these past few months, think it's his mid-life crisis!

 

[Jack Black]

That knives served it's owners well.
I'm surprised pets and little kids don't get sucked up in the vacuum caused by his eating!
Oh..we should not rib a man who is enjoying life.

Yes, I've seen a few Lambsfoot knives over the years I had to buy this old TEW Lambsfoot, it had jigged bone covers, and apart from the massive amount of wear to the blade, it was in decent shape

Oh, those ribs are well-buried Bob!

The Lambsfoot is coming slowly into the mainstream in America!! Thanks to your enthusiasm, Jack!!

Thank you pardner, isn't it amazing to see?

Much cheaper than a sports-car!

 

[Angry Waiter]

Yes, I've seen a few Lambsfoot knives over the years I had to buy this old TEW Lambsfoot, it had jigged bone covers, and apart from the massive amount of wear to the blade, it was in decent shape

Oh, those ribs are well-buried Bob!

Thank you pardner, isn't it amazing to see?

Much cheaper than a sports-car!

No doubt Amigo!

 

[SteveC]

Good afternoon Guardians, it's another scorcher here


Thankfully I've been working indoors this week in the AC !

AGRICARE Lamb today







Stay cool Guardians !

 

[SteveC]

Always good to see your Axe Lamb David

Thanks pal, the forecast rain and thunder storms never came today, not yet anyway, and it is 5.00pm here. I hope you get some rain soon

Kudos to your wife Paul Nice photo of your '19 my friend

Yesterday, cinemas around the country here were showing screenings of The Wicker Man, but my mate Matt, who I usually go to see movies with, was working, and the nearest place participating was on the other side of town. I was just thinking about watching it on DVD at home, when Nobber Al asked if I'd like to go, so I put my shoes on, booked a taxi, and headed out of the door, meeting Al in a lovely old pub, The Cardigan Arms, where I broke my dry spell with a pint of one of my favourite locally-brewed ales

Al arrived, but we only had time for another half pint before heading across the road to the cinema. It was booked up, and we ended up getting the last 2 seats, which were next to the wall, in the first 2 rows. We sat through the ads and trailers, and then there seemed to be a short presentation feature about the film. Unfortunately, this failed to take into account that some of those in attendance had not yet seen the movie, which caused some to rush out the doors, with their hands over their ears! It was also rather boring, with most of those being interviewed having little, or nothing to do with the film, and even less of interest to say. The feature was stretched out with clips from the movie, which seemed pointless, at best, when we were about to view it in full. It lumbered on for an hour and 40 minutes, by which time half the cinema had mutinied, and demanded a refund! Al and I moved to better seats, and the restored Wickerman was as enjoyable as ever, but by this time, having been sat in the theatre over 2 hours, we were all rather exhausted, and wanting a pint I should have watched the DVD

Nicely captured Dwight, that's a beauty

Glad you enjoyed the walk Leon, and I hope you are looking forward to the longer days Cool pic

That was my thought!

Great to see them producing more Lambsfoot knives

A very capable knife Hope you have a nice vacation

Good news Bob Some nice jigging there, cool pic

Suits you Pete The Polish guy who makes my coffee in the market has been running a fancy hairstyle these past few months, think it's his mid-life crisis!

The Beast Unleashed!

He sure does

Not a bad 'work station' buddy!

Looks great Kurt

Happy Double Lambsfoot Day Pete!

Hi Guardians, I hope everyone is having a good day Contrary to expectations, it's been hot, sunny, and humid here. Tool Man has confessed to secretly dieting at home, but there was certainly no restraint on his greed today! On the way through the indoor market, I picked up an apple pie, and one of his favourite cakes. Tool Man snatched them out of my hands, and ripped off the cellophane wrapping, quartering the pie, and shoving a fat piece into his fatter mouth!

With his mouth still stuffed with pie, Tool Man marched to the tea van, returning with his regular Belly Buster sandwich, and having gobbled that down in a minute or so, he attacked the cake! Ex-Para Steve came over with a box of chocolates, and Tool Man scarfed a few, along with some chocolate cookies that someone else brought along

At lunchtime, I bought some onion and potato bhajis, and handed them round, and after scoffing his share of those, Tool Man went and bought a large pork pie and a large Cornish pasty, wolfing them down, with brown sauce!

Golden Gordan asked me to look over some knives for him, and one of them had been a Lambsfoot! Somebody loved it

That's it for another week at Leeds Market

Sounds like another good market day Jack !

 

[Jack Black]

Good afternoon Guardians, it's another scorcher here


Thankfully I've been working indoors this week in the AC !

AGRICARE Lamb today


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Stay cool Guardians !

I'm glad you're able to keep cool Steve, I know some of you folks struggle with some pretty severe temperatures. Fine-looking Lamb my friend, perhaps, like Tool Man, the cutler was dyslexic

Sounds like another good market day Jack !

Most definitely Steve I have just had Tool Man on the phone interrupting my nap, but I did get to have a word with Mrs Tool Man, The Lovely Lorraine!

 

[echoscout]

Always good to see your Axe Lamb David

Thank you Jack!

Hi Guardians, I hope everyone is having a good day Contrary to expectations, it's been hot, sunny, and humid here. Tool Man has confessed to secretly dieting at home, but there was certainly no restraint on his greed today! On the way through the indoor market, I picked up an apple pie, and one of his favourite cakes. Tool Man snatched them out of my hands, and ripped off the cellophane wrapping, quartering the pie, and shoving a fat piece into his fatter mouth!

With his mouth still stuffed with pie, Tool Man marched to the tea van, returning with his regular Belly Buster sandwich, and having gobbled that down in a minute or so, he attacked the cake! Ex-Para Steve came over with a box of chocolates, and Tool Man scarfed a few, along with some chocolate cookies that someone else brought along

At lunchtime, I bought some onion and potato bhajis, and handed them round, and after scoffing his share of those, Tool Man went and bought a large pork pie and a large Cornish pasty, wolfing them down, with brown sauce!

Golden Gordan asked me to look over some knives for him, and one of them had been a Lambsfoot! Somebody loved it

That's it for another week at Leeds Market

Looks like you and Charlie Lamb had a good day at the Market. Tool man has a six foot splatter zone when he's devouring his food. He may be cutting back during the week but makes up for it on Market Day.

 

[waynorth]

The Lambsfoot is coming slowly into the mainstream in America!! Thanks to your enthusiasm, Jack!!

"Thank you pardner, isn't it amazing to see? (@ Jack Black)"

You bet!! A long time coming, but a blade worthy of attention and use!!

 

[echoscout]

Afternoon Guardians! Nice warm summer day around these parts. 19 is holding down the fort today.