Guardians of The Lambsfoot!

[Rufus1949]

Sweet stag on your OMJ !

Thanks Steve.

 

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[echoscout]

Great pic David, I like your whistle

Thanks buddy

Good morning Guardians, is it Friday again?! Not that the week has gone fast for me, at all Football season starts this weekend, which'll give some of the thugs something to do, other than throw missiles at the police, and smash up their own communities We'll see if it makes any difference Really hoping we're nearing the end of it now Time was when Leeds' main police station was right next to the market - not a bad spot when Tool Man and his mates were younger! Now, it's miles away, on the other side of Leeds, a long way to take a box of doughnuts, but I'm sure I can find a police van or two parked up in the centre I hope everyone else has had a good week, and that you have a nice weekend planned. It rained here yesterday, and is overcast today, but I think there's some better weather forecast for the weekend. For once, I don't mind rain, if it helps damp things down though Carrying my beautiful Pals Lamb, thanks folks Have a great day Guardians

Hopefully the rioters will find other more peaceful outlets for their frustrations. Hope you have a good weekend Jack. Pals is beautiful as ever

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Lovely

 

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That's enough time trying to crop an old image on Imgur to make it look like a new one.

 

[Rufus1949]

That's enough time trying to crop an old image on Imgur to make it look like a new one.

 

[glennbad]

Doing I.T. "stuff" today, LOL

 

[Rufus1949]

Doing I.T. "stuff" today, LOL

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Nice horn...hopefully not looking for a short!!

 

[SteveC]

Doing I.T. "stuff" today, LOL

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Cool pic Glenn !

 

[SteveC]

Good morning and Happy Friday !


Carrying Stripey today

 

[Rufus1949]

Good morning and Happy Friday !


Carrying Stripey today

Great lamb Steve.

 

[Jack Black]

Such a great looking Lamb !

Thank you Steve, it is a treasured gift

Stand by for action!!

Hopefully the rioters will find other more peaceful outlets for their frustrations. Hope you have a good weekend Jack. Pals is beautiful as ever

Thank you David, I'm sure they'll find sewing mailbags very therapeutic!

Doing I.T. "stuff" today, LOL

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Cool pic Glenn!

Good morning and Happy Friday !


Carrying Stripey today

Great choice buddy

 

[SteveC]

Great lamb Steve.

Thanks Bob !

Great choice buddy

Thanks Jack !

 

[5K Qs]

That's a beauty Gary !

Thanks GT
Great lamb!

Thanks, Steve & Mitch.

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Elegant ebony WCLF, Dwight!

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Thanks Gary, 400 arrests so far, and I think that will increase many fold, even after things calm down. Hearing the moronic things they come out with is depressing



Wow, nice work
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Back to Vietnam!

Moronic pronouncements seem to be the "coin of the realm" for folks on either side of an issue in contemporary society. (That's what I moronically pronounce today.)
That looks like a tasty bowl of nutrition, Jack! I have to confess I'm a little wary of that slice of red pepper on top, after my wife brought in a pepper looking very similar from the garden last evening. She claimed it was some kind of hot pepper but she didn't remember exactly what variety. I cut off a little ring about a third as thick as the one in your photo, then cut that in half to get a piece to put in my mouth to "test its power". In less than one second, I was in extreme agony from the intense heat and gulping milk straight from a gallon jug. Yikes!

Who'd have though lamb and gator would work together so well?

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Bonus bone on your lamb for sure, Steve!

Bobstag
And my favorite watch. When I turned 50 I was given some money so I thought I would get something special. An Adina country master, an Australian watch company, that started the same year I was born seemed appropriate
Well any way it needed a new battery, the family owned jeweler's that I bought it from last year retired and shut after 47 years. So I thought I would have to send it in. Last week I discovered a couple with Young kids have bought it and continuing on as a family jewelry store, good to see a decades old business survive

Cool story about your special half-century watch!

Thanks buddy

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Splendid lamb!
Are the tubes some kind of musical instrument?

I don't have many, so you often see the same one.
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Have a beautiful day

That one is well worth seeing repeatedly!

Good morning all!
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That's a gem, Bob! (Maybe a ruby?)

Dwight, your photo has pulled me through The Looking Glass and I've lost all sense of perspective!

Good morning Guardians !

Carrying old Spalty today for WW

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Outstanding photos of Spalty (and a doofus sheep), Steve!

So, it's a double lamb day?
Nice.

I'm adding this old beauty to the rotation. It's beat up and used, like me, but still has some living to do!

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Heavenly horn on that one, Glenn!

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I’ve been slacking on knife pics lately, but since Yorkshire Day (when I had my stag HHB), I’ve been back to alternating between my Afzelia and Katalox Albers, and have also been handling my Damascus Guardians knife (a generous gift from Jack) a lot around the house, admiring the file work on the backspring.

Barrett, your lambs are like blue ribbon winners at the county fair, and mine are just the prosaic stay-at-home lambs getting fleeced and chopped!

Oh, great joy, more rain!!!

Black palm on Nanmu burl
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If anyone wants the nanmu burl, PM me ( 2×4 3/4×1/4). Free to a good home.

Splendid K'roo lambsfoot, Bob!

Morning Guardians! Hope y'all have a prosperous day. Happy Trails!

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Wood on wood is looking good, David!

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I ended up carrying this Rodgers Lamb to the market, after using it to shred a load of cardboard this morning. I was very impressed with the factory edge on this knife, and it is the sort of simple design Tool Man particularly likes. I need to take some pics!

I like the looks of that metal lamb, Jack!

A real double Lamb day

The top one always fascinates me, Steve!

I'd buy a ticket for the bus tour of all your beautiful bone knives, Dwight!

Regal stag

Nice one Gary !

Thanks, David & Steve.

Jb lamb & favorite hat.
I know what you are thinking, What a style master but really it's just the model of the hat!

Classy, Mitch!

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Cool story buddy, I once met up with that Manchester feller in Sheffield, took him to meet Stan Shaw, and then we went to a talk on Joseph Rodgers, given by Geoff Tweedale Manchester United are often simply called "Man U" here I'm glad you have a nice place nearby to walk with your Man Jack
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... Carrying my beautiful Pals Lamb, thanks folks Have a great day Guardians

I didn't realize you'd showed Richard around Sheffield, Jack; cool story!
I'm not a very fashion forward feller, but I'd think that elegant "flat" lamb would be a good match for a flat cap!

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Salubrious stag, Bob!

I always enjoy seeing the Space Shuttle Lambs!
I'd never noticed the serial number on yours, 0382. No doubt there's something interesting about that number. Prime factorization: 382 = 2 x 191 ... Aha! 3+8+2 = 13 = 2+1+9+1. The sum of the digits of 382 equals the sum of the digits of its distinct prime factors, so 382 is a "Smith number". (And it's ALWAYS fun to try to express any whole number as a combination of exactly four 4s using various arithmetic operations: (4! x 4 x 4) – sqrt(4) = (4x3x2x1x4x4) – 2 = (24 x 16) – 2 = 384 – 2 = 382.)

Good morning and Happy Friday !


Carrying Stripey today

That lamb is the Wright Stuff, Steve!

- GT

 

[SteveC]

Bonus bone on your lamb for sure, Steve!

Outstanding photos of Spalty (and a doofus sheep), Steve!

That lamb is the Wright Stuff, Steve!

- GT

Thanks for your kind comments Gary !

 

[Rufus1949]

That's a gem, Bob! (Maybe a ruby?)

Splendid K'roo lambsfoot, Bob!

Salubrious stag, Bob!

I always enjoy seeing the Space Shuttle Lambs!
I'd never noticed the serial number on yours, 0382. No doubt there's something interesting about that number. Prime factorization: 382 = 2 x 191 ... Aha! 3+8+2 = 13 = 2+1+9+1. The sum of the digits of 382 equals the sum of the digits of its distinct prime factors, so 382 is a "Smith number". (And it's ALWAYS fun to try to express any whole number as a combination of exactly four 4s using various arithmetic operations: (4! x 4 x 4) – sqrt(4) = (4x3x2x1x4x4) – 2 = (24 x 16) – 2 = 384 – 2 = 382.)

- GT

Thanks kindly Gary.

I am always fascinated by your delving into numbers.
As always, (b) would be my answer on the test.

 

[echoscout]

Splendid lamb!
Are the tubes some kind of musical instrument?

Thanks Gary Yes it's a train whistle. Nice tone and loud.

Wood on wood is looking good, David!

Thanks buddy

I'd think that elegant "flat" lamb would be a good match for a flat cap!

I'd never noticed the serial number on yours, 0382. No doubt there's something interesting about that number. Prime factorization: 382 = 2 x 191 ... Aha! 3+8+2 = 13 = 2+1+9+1. The sum of the digits of 382 equals the sum of the digits of its distinct prime factors, so 382 is a "Smith number". (And it's ALWAYS fun to try to express any whole number as a combination of exactly four 4s using various arithmetic operations: (4! x 4 x 4) – sqrt(4) = (4x3x2x1x4x4) – 2 = (24 x 16) – 2 = 384 – 2 = 382.)

Mercy sakes now me head hurts. In school I always thought I understood math. But it never came out the end of me pencil as I was thought it should have.

 

[echoscout]

Doing I.T. "stuff" today, LOL

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Pic of your

Good morning and Happy Friday !


Carrying Stripey today

Stripey

 

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I'd never noticed the serial number on yours, 0382. No doubt there's something interesting about that number. Prime factorization: 382 = 2 x 191 ... Aha! 3+8+2 = 13 = 2+1+9+1. The sum of the digits of 382 equals the sum of the digits of its distinct prime factors, so 382 is a "Smith number". (And it's ALWAYS fun to try to express any whole number as a combination of exactly four 4s using various arithmetic operations: (4! x 4 x 4) – sqrt(4) = (4x3x2x1x4x4) – 2 = (24 x 16) – 2 = 384 – 2 = 382.)

Obviously.

 

[Jack Black]

Moronic pronouncements seem to be the "coin of the realm" for folks on either side of an issue in contemporary society. (That's what I moronically pronounce today.)
That looks like a tasty bowl of nutrition, Jack! I have to confess I'm a little wary of that slice of red pepper on top, after my wife brought in a pepper looking very similar from the garden last evening. She claimed it was some kind of hot pepper but she didn't remember exactly what variety. I cut off a little ring about a third as thick as the one in your photo, then cut that in half to get a piece to put in my mouth to "test its power". In less than one second, I was in extreme agony from the intense heat and gulping milk straight from a gallon jug. Yikes!

Ouch! I was once in a restaurant, and somehow managed to swallow a whole green chilli, mistaking it for a green bean! I didn't taste much after that I haven't had time to at this evening, so it's just as well I had a nice lunch, a sweet potato hash, with Merguez sausage, and all sorts of goodies in there

I didn't realize you'd showed Richard around Sheffield, Jack; cool story!
I'm not a very fashion forward feller, but I'd think that elegant "flat" lamb would be a good match for a flat cap!

Yes, A ADEE was also with us, it was a good day Thank you very much, I was able to wear my flat cap on Yorkshire Day, as it was a little cooler than it's been

 

[echoscout]

Off into the wild blue yonder