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Guardians of The Lambsfoot!

Sounds like a good day Jack, minus the toothache of course ! 😉👍
Thanks Steve, Ibuprofen and vodka have taken the edge off ;) :thumbsup:
Good day, Guardians. Nice day at work. A little colder but not complaining one bit. Giraffe Lamb in tote today.

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Not a bad view from the desk my friend :) The white stuff sure is sparse this year though! :eek: Great pic, and a grat-looking Lamb :) :thumbsup:
Cool mug, and pursuant to the missing young blonde woman, Oh, no!
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May be she'll be back Jer ;) :) :thumbsup:
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Sun's out! Too late in the day to affect woodchuck shadows.
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Thanks pal, the phrasing on my mugs, is a little more, er...modern! :D That's a cool pic :) :thumbsup :) :thumbsup:
Calling all Guardians…

If you would like to read a bit of history about the Lamb Foot knife along with some information on the fellow who started this wonderful thread, you can find it via a great magazine. In subscribing to “Knife Magazine”, you will help support the knife hobby while reading fascinating articles by collectors and historians from around the U.S. and abroad. I have had the great pleasure to have written several published articles in that magazine with our friend, Jack Black. The upcoming Lamb Foot article will be featured in the next issue (March) of “Knife Magazine” and I would encourage everyone to subscribe. They offer both a printed magazine as well as an online subscription for a very reasonable price.

Enclosed is a picture of what “could be” Jack as a young lad. :)

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That is me to a tee! 🤣 Though I have never been Angelic, even as a youngster! :D ;) Great photo buddy, some great horn there :) A great magazine for sure :) That's a surprise, but hoping to get to read a copy. Hope you're well my friend :) :thumbsup:
it was my turn to get up to the 18 month old last night. Did a 10:30pm - 3am stint before he broke my resolve. Coffee and lamb both required to stay awake this morning!

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That is quite a shift Ken! :eek: I had my kids when I was in my 20's and early 30's, and I'm glad, because I certainly don't have the energy I had then now! :eek: 🤣:thumbsup:
So true,
Get it wrong here More often than not. The farmers were not happy the spring summer forecast wasn't right
Yet they can predict the weather in 50 years🙄
Maybe we need Phil the wombat.
When I was a kid, they'd bring on some grizzled old Yorkshire farmer, who'd give you a weather prediction based on his bunions, or the state of his ginger biscuits, warts, or whatever :rolleyes: Now, they have satellite imagery, and have invested Millions in all sorts of other technology. Yet, they don't seem to be any more accurate than the old farmer, who got it right about 50% of the time. You might as well flip a coin :rolleyes: :D :thumbsup:
 
I hope everyone is having a good day :) After taking care of a few chores, I walked down to Charlie's for coffee and a muffin. Hisham, the owner was in, so I offered to buy him lunch at the Tunisian stall in the market. He had to go and pray first, so I arranged to meet him in town later. We had a great lunch, and then I'd promised to show him a few places in the city centre, a shop where he can buy decent bread, a stall that sells a range of honey, and some shop units, as he is always looking for somewhere to expand his global empire ;) In the market, I bumped into an old friend, Deri, who I haven't seen in a couple of years. Deri looks straight off a Scots Porridge Oats advert, but he's from Yorkshire, and a gentle soul (though a good amateur boxer in his day). Hisham was born in Morocco, but his family moved to Sicily when he was 3, and I remembered Deri's girlfriend is from Sicily. Small world, as it turns out Deri has been in Hisham's brother's restaurant in Palermo! :D With the late lunch, I wasn't hungry later, so I've just had a bacon sandwich, and christened the mug I bought in town (got one for Wolfie's missus too, as we speak a similar language! ;)) :D

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I also had a couple of pieces of Yorkshire Parkin (ginger cake), which I got off Our Cake Man in the market. He's only been called that since yesterday! :D I usually buy 2 or 3 cakes from him on Thursdays, but when I asked Tool Man if he had any requests yesterday, he declared that he wasn't eating any sweet stuff as he had tooth ache (like I have now). I was sceptical, but he insisted that was the case, so after buying my coffee, I called by the cake stall. I always have this thing with the guy on the stall, where I say something bad about Tool Man, like calling him a stupid, fat lump. Then, as I'm leaving, I'll say, "Right, I'm going to tell him you've called him a 'Stupid, fat, lump'!" The bloke always implores me, "No, no, don't!" Me and Tool Man find this hilarious :D So, yesterday, I just got the one cake, and told him it was because Tool Man said he wouldn't be having any. "As if I believe that rubbish."
"Oh yeah, he'll wolf that straight down!"
"Right, see you later. I'll tell him what you've been saying about him!" 🤣
True to form, Tool Man decided that Parkin might be OK for his teeth, and ate two thirds of the slab I'd bought :rolleyes: "Where did you get that that Parkin?"
"From the Cake Man"
"Which Cake Man?"
"The Cake Man inside."
"Our Cake Man?"
"Yes, the Cake Man we always get the cake from!"
"Our Cake Man, in there?"
"Yes, Our Cake Man!!"
So, now he's 'Our Cake Man'! :rolleyes: 🤣:thumbsup:
I had to ring Tool Man about something this morning, and there was a point where he said, "Well, you know I can be a bit of a stupid bugger!"
"Can you hear that?"
"What?"
"That's the sound of me not arguing with you!" :D ;) :thumbsup:

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I now have toothache again myself! 🤨 Hardly surprising considering that my ex-dentist left a gaping great cavity where I formerly had a dental crown! :mad:

Newsflash: Cod Wars 2: I noticed that the young blonde lass wasn't working today :rolleyes: Of course, she could just have taken the day off :thumbsup:
Sorry about your tooth Jack. HHB is looking handsome.
Calling all Guardians…

If you would like to read a bit of history about the Lamb Foot knife along with some information on the fellow who started this wonderful thread, you can find it via a great magazine. In subscribing to “Knife Magazine”, you will help support the knife hobby while reading fascinating articles by collectors and historians from around the U.S. and abroad. I have had the great pleasure to have written several published articles in that magazine with our friend, Jack Black. The upcoming Lamb Foot article will be featured in the next issue (March) of “Knife Magazine” and I would encourage everyone to subscribe. They offer both a printed magazine as well as an online subscription for a very reasonable price.

Enclosed is a picture of what “could be” Jack as a young lad. :)

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Cool pic and Lamb 🐑
 
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