Guardians of The Lambsfoot!

[JohnDF]

Super cool

 

[Jakeywax31]

Super cool

Thank you, John. Blessed to have great friends.

 

[Jakeywax31]

There is something about the simplicity of a shadow lamb.

One of my absolute favorites, Bob. Simple but awesome at the same time.

Good morning Guardians. The rain this morning has passed, now I’m waiting on the sun…and a plumber to repair our leaking dishwasher!
Have a great day everyone!

You are living the high life my tried. Good smoke and an HHB!!!! Does it get any better?

Good Morning Guardians

Great picture, John. Have to go with Next Generation because that is what my father forced me to watch . Only had one TV in those days and Dad ruled that remote. Good thing because I love all those shows now. What is your favorite character of all time? Mine is between Worf and Data. Got to give the slight edge to Data for the comical undertones .

 

[JohnDF]

What is your favorite character of all time?

In the past, I would have said Captain James T Kirk, no questions asked.
But with the release of my absolute new favorite Star Trek Series ever (Strange New Worlds), I'd have to say Captain Christopher Pike for sure.

 

[Jakeywax31]

In the past, I would have said Captain James T Kirk, no questions asked.
But with the release of my absolute new favorite Star Trek Series ever (Strange New Worlds), I'd have to say Captain Christopher Pike for sure.

Good choice. I’m glad the new movies and shows have done the universe right. Glad they didn’t mess it up.

 

[Rufus1949]

One of my absolute favorites, Bob. Simple but awesome at the same time.

Thanks Paul.

You had remote?!!
I was the remote control.

 

[Jakeywax31]

Thanks Paul.
You had remote?!!
I was the remote control.

Yes. I was born in the remote age

 

[screened porch]

The Jeffrey Hunter, Susan Olliver pilot?

Edited to add lambsfoot content. Jack's in enough pain as it is.

 

[Prester John]

Thank you, Jack.
I was sitting here this morning, thinking of the discussions I've had with GT @5K Qs about which is better, the Original Series or Next Generation. So, the idea for that picture came to mind. Obviously I think the Original is the best of the two.

Not even close. I ONLY like the original.

 

[Prester John]

In the past, I would have said Captain James T Kirk, no questions asked.
But with the release of my absolute new favorite Star Trek Series ever (Strange New Worlds), I'd have to say Captain Christopher Pike for sure.

When I was a boy, it was Spock. When I was a young man, it was Kirk. Now it's McCoy. I loved it when he dared Khan to kill him in the original appearance.

"Well, either choke me or cut my throat, make up your mind!"

 

[screened porch]

The Jeffrey Hunter, Susan Olliver pilot?

Though Sally Kellerman said she was in the original pilot. Her episode had the white eyes and magic powers, and was the only one with phaser rifles. And that was Captain Kirk she had to rescue.

 

[JohnDF]

When I was a boy, it was Spock. When I was a young man, it was Kirk. Now it's McCoy.

Funny how are appreciation changes as we get older.

 

[SteveC]

Good Afternoon, Guardians. I’m a bout 4 coffees in and about to do some yard work. Had plenty of ran so today is a good day to burn some brush that has been piling up. Got this sweet micarta lamb and lucky coin in the pocket today. Both generous gifts from Jack!!

So sorry for your ordeal Jack Black . What a travesty of a situation the dental problem is in the UK. Kind of mind boggling. I do hope that people are held to account for the malpractice. I do pray you get some much needed relief my friend.

Love that Micarta Lamb !

When I was a boy, it was Spock. When I was a young man, it was Kirk. Now it's McCoy. I loved it when he dared Khan to kill him in the original appearance.

Sweet 19 !

 

[bigfish64]

Good morning Guardians !

Rose Lamb today

Super cool photo Steve.

I hope both the outside and the inside dry up for you.

Thanks John. Turns out it’s as cheap to buy a new one as repairing this one. Imagine that.

Good Morning Guardians

Nice photo John, by the way, I’m a Next Generation guy.

Oh no! You know they say Bob, (well they do here!): "When it rains, it pours Enjoy your cigar buddy

Thanks Jack, I’ll be looking for a new dishwasher, this one is too expensive to fix. I was hoping it was just a bad hose, no luck.

 

[SteveC]

Super cool photo Steve.

Thanks !

 

[cudgee]

Glad to see we are back up and running. Computers and software are like 2 stroke engines, fantastic when they are working, a nightmare when something goes wrong. We are a day ahead of everyone else, so it is the 80th anniversary of the D-Day landing here. Will get some recognition, but sadly it is another day that is being lost to time. Saw a good quote regarding the affect of the 2 World Wars and all other conflicts " All Gave Some - Some Gave All ". .

 

[Rufus1949]

Glad to see we are back up and running. Computers and software are like 2 stroke engines, fantastic when they are working, a nightmare when something goes wrong. We are a day ahead of everyone else, so it is the 80th anniversary of the D-Day landing here. Will get some recognition, but sadly it is another day that is being lost to time. Saw a good quote regarding the affect of the 2 World Wars and all other conflicts " All Gave Some - Some Gave All ". .

Leon, hopefully, we continue to pass on the memories of the many brave men and women!

 

[JohnDF]

Nice photo John, by the way, I’m a Next Generation guy.

Thank you, Todd.
Next Gen is a good answer too.

 

[Fodderwing]

There is something about the simplicity of a shadow lamb.

TRUE THAT!

 

[Jack Black]

What a coincidence, GT said he was thinking about it too... Weird forces are at work here.

Wow, that's spooky!

Good Afternoon, Guardians. I’m a bout 4 coffees in and about to do some yard work. Had plenty of ran so today is a good day to burn some brush that has been piling up. Got this sweet micarta lamb and lucky coin in the pocket today. Both generous gifts from Jack!!

So sorry for your ordeal Jack Black . What a travesty of a situation the dental problem is in the UK. Kind of mind boggling. I do hope that people are held to account for the malpractice. I do pray you get some much needed relief my friend.

Thanks buddy, the worst thing about it is that it's not an aberration, thousands of other people are in the same boat, and it's only happened in the past few years Four coffees, and I'd be working all night!

I thought JohnDF might like this

Great picture, John. Have to go with Next Generation because that is what my father forced me to watch . Only had one TV in those days and Dad ruled that remote. Good thing because I love all those shows now. What is your favorite character of all time? Mine is between Worf and Data. Got to give the slight edge to Data for the comical undertones .

Thanks Paul.
You had remote?!!
I was the remote control.

LOL! When I was a small boy, we couldn't watch TV until dad came home from work, and put a threepenny-bit in the slot in the back!

The Jeffrey Hunter, Susan Olliver pilot?

Edited to add lambsfoot content. Jack's in enough pain as it is.

I think so Jer, I'll have to check it out, I haven't seen it since I was about 6! It was the same colour as your two Lambs (for which thanks!)

When I was a boy, it was Spock. When I was a young man, it was Kirk. Now it's McCoy. I loved it when he dared Khan to kill him in the original appearance.

I remember watching Land of the Giants as an adult, and thinking that, rather being the rotten, craven coward I remembered as a kid, Fitzhugh was the only one with any sense!

Though Sally Kellerman said she was in the original pilot. Her episode had the white eyes and magic powers, and was the only one with phaser rifles. And that was Captain Kirk she had to rescue.

Wow! And Wow!

Funny how are appreciation changes as we get older.

Indeed, when my grandfather gave me my first Lambsfoot, I thought it was some kind of 'trainer' knife!

Thanks Jack, I’ll be looking for a new dishwasher, this one is too expensive to fix. I was hoping it was just a bad hose, no luck.

Isn't that the way of things Todd, I had the same cheap radio for years, replaced it with an expensive Dab, and after 2 1/2 years, it stopped working. The firm (Pure) told me it was "Not economically viable" to repair, and had the cheek to try and sell me another at a discount! Since then I must have had half a dozen, and while they've got cheaper, none of them have lasted long

Glad to see we are back up and running. Computers and software are like 2 stroke engines, fantastic when they are working, a nightmare when something goes wrong. We are a day ahead of everyone else, so it is the 80th anniversary of the D-Day landing here. Will get some recognition, but sadly it is another day that is being lost to time. Saw a good quote regarding the affect of the 2 World Wars and all other conflicts " All Gave Some - Some Gave All ". .

It was down a good few hours! I think BF is more like my old biology teacher's Norton Dominator, held together with Selotape, string, and rubber bands, and constantly breaking down! Less old soldiers every year, but it is definitely an anniversary to remember my friend

Ferry carrying D-Day veterans to France sets sail from Portsmouth

Members of the public gathered to see the veterans off as they travel to Caen.

www.heraldscotland.com

My internet service is almost as bad as my dental service recently, just lost it altogether!