Guardians of The Lambsfoot!

[echoscout]

Great HHB David. I hope you receive positive news.

Thank you kindly!

 

[blee]

It's a beauty

Thanks, Jack!

 

[SteveC]

Afternoon Guardians! Hope everyone is well today. Headed to the cardiologist here in a bit.

Congrats buddy, she's a beauty !

 

[btb01]

Sounds like a good idea. Wondering how big Tool Mans splatter zone is when he's eating.

I imagine it’s like being in the front row of a Gallagher show when he brings out the Sledge-O-Matic.

Copper Mark is not, despite appearances, a copper (policeman) at all, but some kind of lesser grade, which some folks sometimes refer to as a 'Hobby Bobby'. He loves the role though, and to hear him talk, you'd think he was a member of the Flying Squad, rather than not even having powers of arrest. Since he's not allowed to carry handcuffs, pepper spray, baton, tazer, or any other form of restraint or weapon, he fills every inch of his vest with things like flashlights, hand gel, and innumerable pens

Do you think Copper Mark has a large collection of action movies, such as Point Break and Bad Boys II?

Good morning Guardians !

Got some great news last night at our monthly Townhouse assoc. meeting. The board approved a proposal to hire me as project manager on our next painting cycle of all the buildings on our property next year. It will be done over two summers with 89 units in all plus the community center and pool. I negotiated getting paid a percentage on the overall cost of the job. This is exciting as this will be a first for me although I have experience running large jobs like this as foreman for a painting company. Hopefully this could lead to other jobs as project manager in the future for the assoc. This has been in the works for months and I'm glad to get it finalized. I will sign the contact later today


Carrying a large I*XL today

Congrats, Steve! Good looking Lambsfoot there.

…but we both agree that they are nowhere near as funny as we thought they were 50 years ago.

Hate when that happens.

I can’t seem to keep these Albers Lambs out of my pocket for very long.

 

[Jack Black]

Afternoon Guardians! Hope everyone is well today. Headed to the cardiologist here in a bit.

I hope you get a good report David Your Hartshead Barlow looks good

Did Tool Man give details about the “experiment”?

It was a rather confused tale, but from what I understand, he had 'doctored' the valve on a propane cannister, so that the gas came out freely. The subsequent explosion caused the propane to ignite, and the cannister to spin round, so that it caused 4 separate fires, and one of these in turn set the plastic roof of the shed alight. Since he couldn't find a fire extinguisher, and water was merely trickling out of his hosepipe, he managed to stand on the rubber hose of the spinning cannister, and applying all his ample weight, reduce the inferno to a small flame. However, since he had no way to extinguish the flame completely, he had to take his foot off the hose, causing the flame to increase again, and the cannister to return to spinning, go and get the hosepipe, stand on the cannister hose once more, and eventually put out the reduced flame. Tool Man's idea of an 'experiment' would have got his bungalow stormed by a baying mob of peasants, howling for his demise, a few hundred years ago!

I imagine it’s like being in the front row of a Gallagher show when he brings out the Sledge-O-Matic.

LOL!

Do you think Copper Mark has a large collection of action movies, such as Point Break and Bad Boys II?

Barrett, I would put money on it! He can also, no doubt, lip synch along to old British police dramas, like The Sweeney, Dixon of Dock Green, and Z Cars!

Hate when that happens.

Yeah, me too mate I can remember when it was first shown, thegrown-ups all saying that it would never date, but it aged so quickly. The movies are better, as is Fawlty Towers

I can’t seem to keep these Albers Lambs out of my pocket for very long.

I really like their dimensions mate

 

[SteveC]

I imagine it’s like being in the front row of a Gallagher show when he brings out the Sledge-O-Matic.



Do you think Copper Mark has a large collection of action movies, such as Point Break and Bad Boys II?

Congrats, Steve! Good looking Lambsfoot there.

Thanks Barrett !

Hate when that happens.

I can’t seem to keep these Albers Lambs out of my pocket for very long.

Nice !

 

[screened porch]

it turns out that the fire wasn't caused by an accident, but by a minor explosion, as a result of what Tool Man referred to as an 'experiment'!

You'd almost think the authorities might take an interest.

Since he's not allowed to carry handcuffs, pepper spray, baton, tazer, or any other form of restraint or weapon, he fills every inch of his vest with things like flashlights, hand gel, and innumerable pens

Could be dangerous, though, like giving a security guard a dummy gun.

This has been in the works for months and I'm glad to get it finalized. I will sign the contact later today

Congrats!

The sciatica was a bit rough today.

 

[SteveC]

You'd almost think the authorities might take an interest.


Could be dangerous, though, like giving a security guard a dummy gun.

Congrats!

The sciatica was a bit rough today.

Thanks Jer ! Sorry about the sciatica, mine was acting up yesterday

 

[Jakeywax31]

A very special day. glennbad did his famous stag on this 93 Charlie lamb. Exactly how I envisioned it would be fit close to the liners and nice and slim cut stag. I think waynorth would agree that this knife is wonderful. If it would have had original covers on it I would not have dared to change it.

This sucker is going straight into my pocket!!! Thank you, Glenn. Honored to have a knife that two masters had a hand in.

 

[Rufus1949]

A very special day. glennbad did his famous stag on this 93 Charlie lamb. Exactly how I envisioned it would be fit close to the liners and nice and slim cut stag. I think waynorth would agree that this knife is wonderful. If it would have had original covers on it I would not have dared to change it.

This sucker is going straight into my pocket!!! Thank you, Glenn. Honored to have a knife that two masters had a hand in.

Stellar!!

 

[Pàdruig]

A very special day. glennbad did his famous stag on this 93 Charlie lamb. Exactly how I envisioned it would be fit close to the liners and nice and slim cut stag. I think waynorth would agree that this knife is wonderful. If it would have had original covers on it I would not have dared to change it.

This sucker is going straight into my pocket!!! Thank you, Glenn. Honored to have a knife that two masters had a hand in.

That truly is a beauty, Paul. I love that Stag, Glenn did a tremendous job.

 

[mitch13]

It's a beauty

Definitely Steve

Ace Lamb

They wouldn't have had much left to hoard if Tool Man had been their neighbour!

Definitely!

Good grief, it's certainly not small, and he seems entirely oblivious to it!

Thanks a lot David, they say Hi to everyone

Thanks pal, I'll have to make sure I've got all the jam off the blade from Tool Man's school slab!

Handsome combination Mitch

It does! I've never thought of doing that!

Sounds like great fun Bob, I like your pic How's the plinking going?

I hope everyone is having a good day. It's in the 70's here, but it has been overcast for most of the day. The market was not especially busy, but Tool Man seemed to be doing OK. It was mainly just Tool Man, Ray, Gravel, and me this week, though Barry The Original Ted, and Slimline Scott called in for a while, with Harry Hot Balls and Big Dave calling in briefly. It turns out I have been living under a misapprehension all week, as it is in fact THIS weekend that the Teds go to Skegness! When I asked Tool Man about it the other day, he was so busy telling me the story about his near-death experience, that he didn't bother to correct me! The tale of Tool Man's latest misadventure was repeated many times though, and it turns out that the fire wasn't caused by an accident, but by a minor explosion, as a result of what Tool Man referred to as an 'experiment'!



Soon after I arrived, the ever-generous Gravel arrived with warm sausage rolls for us all, so after we had eaten them, I went off to get coffee. Tool Man, unasked, insisted he didn't want any cake, but Gravel said he would like some. I suggested I might go to a different stall to the one that I usually go to, but Tool Man became rambunctious at the suggestion. When I returned with the school slab, he of course, ate most of it! And it wasn't long before Gravel was dispatched to buy a large quantity of the mushroom bhajis Tool Man has become fond of. He ate those, and then pulled out a hefty beef sandwich!



Boring Ray managed to get a piece of cake before Tool Man scoffed it all!



Barry The Original Ted (Left) is, once again, interrupted in the middle of one of his extremely long, convoluted, and boring stories!



Copper Mark is not, despite appearances, a copper (policeman) at all, but some kind of lesser grade, which some folks sometimes refer to as a 'Hobby Bobby'. He loves the role though, and to hear him talk, you'd think he was a member of the Flying Squad, rather than not even having powers of arrest. Since he's not allowed to carry handcuffs, pepper spray, baton, tazer, or any other form of restraint or weapon, he fills every inch of his vest with things like flashlights, hand gel, and innumerable pens



Grandpa Time!



Ex Para Steve and Nobber Al - I think Steve is just about to scratch his nose

picture share

Thanks Jack, got to show the lambs in the right light

You sure toolman isn't expat AUSSIE, singlet at work, all he needs is shorts & pluggas (flip flops).

The security guards at the shopping centres here wear the same sort of vests & can't carry anything either. Although some of the younger 1s like to display their guns with tightest sleeves possible, all natural of course

Cool pics of Violet !




Nice one Bob. enjoy your lollygagging

Thanks Steve.

Good morning Guardians !

Got some great news last night at our monthly Townhouse assoc. meeting. The board approved a proposal to hire me as project manager on our next painting cycle of all the buildings on our property next year. It will be done over two summers with 89 units in all plus the community center and pool. I negotiated getting paid a percentage on the overall cost of the job. This is exciting as this will be a first for me although I have experience running large jobs like this as foreman for a painting company. Hopefully this could lead to other jobs as project manager in the future for the assoc. This has been in the works for months and I'm glad to get it finalized. I will sign the contact later today


Carrying a large I*XL today

Congratulations Steve. You picking the colour?
Remember safety first, half fluro yellow other half orange
Cool picture

 

[SteveC]

A very special day. glennbad did his famous stag on this 93 Charlie lamb. Exactly how I envisioned it would be fit close to the liners and nice and slim cut stag. I think waynorth would agree that this knife is wonderful. If it would have had original covers on it I would not have dared to change it.

This sucker is going straight into my pocket!!! Thank you, Glenn. Honored to have a knife that two masters had a hand in.

Congrats buddy, what a beauty !

Congratulations Steve. You picking the colour?
Remember safety first, half fluro yellow other half orange
Cool picture

Thanks Mitch !

 

[Fodderwing]

That jigged bone is greeeeeat

Gracias amigo.

Cool coin there with your CDB Dwight

Thanks Jack.

Oh my goodness, Dwight, did you already break the tip off?!?

Naw... I have to use thick black light absorbing material for that kind of photo and the blade tip gets lost in the fabric.

 

[Fodderwing]

Fantastic lambsfoot David.

Good morning Guardians,

I have a busy day today, with a couple of meetings this morning, and a bunch of other work-stuff to do. For once, the sun is out! Have a good day everyone

upload images online

Gorgeous! What special knives these are!!!

Good morning !

Oak Lamb today

I love the texture and grain on that lamb Steve. I wonder what kind of oak it is.

 

[Fodderwing]

It's a beauty

Definitely Steve

Ace Lamb

They wouldn't have had much left to hoard if Tool Man had been their neighbour!

Definitely!

Good grief, it's certainly not small, and he seems entirely oblivious to it!

Thanks a lot David, they say Hi to everyone

Thanks pal, I'll have to make sure I've got all the jam off the blade from Tool Man's school slab!

Handsome combination Mitch

It does! I've never thought of doing that!

Sounds like great fun Bob, I like your pic How's the plinking going?

I hope everyone is having a good day. It's in the 70's here, but it has been overcast for most of the day. The market was not especially busy, but Tool Man seemed to be doing OK. It was mainly just Tool Man, Ray, Gravel, and me this week, though Barry The Original Ted, and Slimline Scott called in for a while, with Harry Hot Balls and Big Dave calling in briefly. It turns out I have been living under a misapprehension all week, as it is in fact THIS weekend that the Teds go to Skegness! When I asked Tool Man about it the other day, he was so busy telling me the story about his near-death experience, that he didn't bother to correct me! The tale of Tool Man's latest misadventure was repeated many times though, and it turns out that the fire wasn't caused by an accident, but by a minor explosion, as a result of what Tool Man referred to as an 'experiment'!



Soon after I arrived, the ever-generous Gravel arrived with warm sausage rolls for us all, so after we had eaten them, I went off to get coffee. Tool Man, unasked, insisted he didn't want any cake, but Gravel said he would like some. I suggested I might go to a different stall to the one that I usually go to, but Tool Man became rambunctious at the suggestion. When I returned with the school slab, he of course, ate most of it! And it wasn't long before Gravel was dispatched to buy a large quantity of the mushroom bhajis Tool Man has become fond of. He ate those, and then pulled out a hefty beef sandwich!



Boring Ray managed to get a piece of cake before Tool Man scoffed it all!



Barry The Original Ted (Left) is, once again, interrupted in the middle of one of his extremely long, convoluted, and boring stories!



Copper Mark is not, despite appearances, a copper (policeman) at all, but some kind of lesser grade, which some folks sometimes refer to as a 'Hobby Bobby'. He loves the role though, and to hear him talk, you'd think he was a member of the Flying Squad, rather than not even having powers of arrest. Since he's not allowed to carry handcuffs, pepper spray, baton, tazer, or any other form of restraint or weapon, he fills every inch of his vest with things like flashlights, hand gel, and innumerable pens



Grandpa Time!



Ex Para Steve and Nobber Al - I think Steve is just about to scratch his nose

picture share

Great market pics Jack. Grandpa time is a cool character!

Good morning Guardians !

Got some great news last night at our monthly Townhouse assoc. meeting. The board approved a proposal to hire me as project manager on our next painting cycle of all the buildings on our property next year. It will be done over two summers with 89 units in all plus the community center and pool. I negotiated getting paid a percentage on the overall cost of the job. This is exciting as this will be a first for me although I have experience running large jobs like this as foreman for a painting company. Hopefully this could lead to other jobs as project manager in the future for the assoc. This has been in the works for months and I'm glad to get it finalized. I will sign the contact later today


Carrying a large I*XL today

Great news Steve. Work close to home and job security...!!! Beautiful IXL

Afternoon Guardians! Hope everyone is well today. Headed to the cardiologist here in a bit.

I hope your doc visit went well David.

I can’t seem to keep these Albers Lambs out of my pocket for very long.

You always capture the grain on that beauty perfectly.

t was a rather confused tale, but from what I understand, he had 'doctored' the valve on a propane cannister, so that the gas came out freely. The subsequent explosion caused the propane to ignite, and the cannister to spin round, so that it caused 4 separate fires, and one of these in turn set the plastic roof of the shed alight. Since he couldn't find a fire extinguisher, and water was merely trickling out of his hosepipe, he managed to stand on the rubber hose of the spinning cannister, and applying all his ample weight, reduce the inferno to a small flame. However, since he had no way to extinguish the flame completely, he had to take his foot off the hose, causing the flame to increase again, and the cannister to return to spinning, go and get the hosepipe, stand on the cannister hose once more, and eventually put out the reduced flame. Tool Man's idea of an 'experiment' would have got his bungalow stormed by a baying mob of peasants, howling for his demise, a few hundred years ago!

I'd loved to have seen that.

A very special day. glennbad did his famous stag on this 93 Charlie lamb. Exactly how I envisioned it would be fit close to the liners and nice and slim cut stag. I think waynorth would agree that this knife is wonderful. If it would have had original covers on it I would not have dared to change it.

This sucker is going straight into my pocket!!! Thank you, Glenn. Honored to have a knife that two masters had a hand in.

Bodacious Glennbadddddd!!!!

 

[Jakeywax31]

Stellar!!

That truly is a beauty, Paul. I love that Stag, Glenn did a tremendous job.

Congrats buddy, what a beauty !

Bodacious Glennbadddddd!!!!

Thanks, Fellas. All credit to Glenn. His talents amaze me.

 

[echoscout]

It's a beauty

Thanks!

I hope everyone is having a good day. It's in the 70's here, but it has been overcast for most of the day. The market was not especially busy, but Tool Man seemed to be doing OK. It was mainly just Tool Man, Ray, Gravel, and me this week, though Barry The Original Ted, and Slimline Scott called in for a while, with Harry Hot Balls and Big Dave calling in briefly. It turns out I have been living under a misapprehension all week, as it is in fact THIS weekend that the Teds go to Skegness! When I asked Tool Man about it the other day, he was so busy telling me the story about his near-death experience, that he didn't bother to correct me! The tale of Tool Man's latest misadventure was repeated many times though, and it turns out that the fire wasn't caused by an accident, but by a minor explosion, as a result of what Tool Man referred to as an 'experiment'!



Soon after I arrived, the ever-generous Gravel arrived with warm sausage rolls for us all, so after we had eaten them, I went off to get coffee. Tool Man, unasked, insisted he didn't want any cake, but Gravel said he would like some. I suggested I might go to a different stall to the one that I usually go to, but Tool Man became rambunctious at the suggestion. When I returned with the school slab, he of course, ate most of it! And it wasn't long before Gravel was dispatched to buy a large quantity of the mushroom bhajis Tool Man has become fond of. He ate those, and then pulled out a hefty beef sandwich!



Boring Ray managed to get a piece of cake before Tool Man scoffed it all!



Barry The Original Ted (Left) is, once again, interrupted in the middle of one of his extremely long, convoluted, and boring stories!



Copper Mark is not, despite appearances, a copper (policeman) at all, but some kind of lesser grade, which some folks sometimes refer to as a 'Hobby Bobby'. He loves the role though, and to hear him talk, you'd think he was a member of the Flying Squad, rather than not even having powers of arrest. Since he's not allowed to carry handcuffs, pepper spray, baton, tazer, or any other form of restraint or weapon, he fills every inch of his vest with things like flashlights, hand gel, and innumerable pens



Grandpa Time!



Ex Para Steve and Nobber Al - I think Steve is just about to scratch his nose

picture share

Thank you for the Market report. Big Rose is a dandy!

Happy Market Day. I think the comedy gold this week will come from Boring Ray and some Skegness shenanigans. I’d nominate Tool Man for a Darwin Award but I’m pretty sure the committee must have given him an early lifetime achievement award already.

edit: nice Market Report Jack

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Verah !nice

Awesome HHB!

Thanks Pat!

Good morning Guardians !

Got some great news last night at our monthly Townhouse assoc. meeting. The board approved a proposal to hire me as project manager on our next painting cycle of all the buildings on our property next year. It will be done over two summers with 89 units in all plus the community center and pool. I negotiated getting paid a percentage on the overall cost of the job. This is exciting as this will be a first for me although I have experience running large jobs like this as foreman for a painting company. Hopefully this could lead to other jobs as project manager in the future for the assoc. This has been in the works for months and I'm glad to get it finalized. I will sign the contact later today


Carrying a large I*XL today

Splendid . Good news on the contract!

Congrats buddy, she's a beauty !

Thanks pard!

I imagine it’s like being in the front row of a Gallagher show when he brings out the Sledge-O-Matic.

I can’t seem to keep these Albers Lambs out of my pocket for very long.

Beautiful Albers

I hope you get a good report David Your Hartshead Barlow looks good

Thank you pal! Everything is ok.

A very special day. glennbad did his famous stag on this 93 Charlie lamb. Exactly how I envisioned it would be fit close to the liners and nice and slim cut stag. I think waynorth would agree that this knife is wonderful. If it would have had original covers on it I would not have dared to change it.

This sucker is going straight into my pocket!!! Thank you, Glenn. Honored to have a knife that two masters had a hand in.

Magnificent!

Fantastic lambsfoot David.

Thanks buddy!

I hope you get a good report David Your Hartshead Barlow looks good

Thank you, I got a good report. Im still above ground.

I hope your doc visit went well David.

Thanks pard!

 

[SteveC]

I love the texture and grain on that lamb Steve. I wonder what kind of oak it is.

Not sure, maybe English Oak

Great news Steve. Work close to home and job security...!!! Beautiful IXL

Thanks buddy !

 

[mitch13]

Jb Lamb