The weather has really changed here, it's cooler, and today we've had some rain, and it's been quite windy. Dressed appropriately, I headed to the market, picking up a coffee on the way. Soon after I arrived, Good-natured Gravel arrived, and Tool Man's beady eyes immediately lazered-in on the small 'Wilson's Pork Pies' bag Gravel had in his hand. With barely a word, the greediest man on Leeds market, had snatched the bag, sliced up the contents, and was slipping them down his gullet, slathered in HP sauce! Half the pie had gone before he paused for breath!
I showed around the GL-24, and everyone was very impressed, Tool Man in particular. I was not entirely surprised when Boring Ray couldn't offer anything in the way of information about mid 20th century Polish elevators
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Big J arrived on a vintage ladies bicycle, wearing a very smart LL Bean shirt. After Tool Man had finished sneering about his choice of transport, J announced that he had a couple of things for Tool Man's stall. The photo shows Tool Man trying to obtain them for as little as he possibly can!
Barry The Original Ted is always engaged in some long-term manufacturing project, which he updates us about, in great detail, each week. There've been guns that don't fire, a similarly useless cannon, a crossbow that doesn't work, a knife made from soft steel, and other such follies. The latest project, at least six months in the making, is a painted chest, where a plastic 'zombie' and a rubber spider spring sideways when the lid is opened (there was another plastic figure, which didn't do anything). He demonstrated it to a couple of old girls he was trying to chat up, and they were suitably unimpressed!
I decided to treat everyone to a chip butty and a can of Dandelion & Burdock, but when I returned, Tool Man just moaned about a lack of gravy. To which he got very short shrift!
Unfortunately, I didn't get a photo of my new Lamb with the snack, since Tool Man was scarfing chips so fast, I'd have gone hungry if I'd paused to get my camera out!
) a lot here at BF and while the vast majority of folks are super easy and honest to deal with, there's occasionally one who makes you seriously question ever doing it again.
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That first pic of Tool Man looks like he's gone to pork pie heaven 
Your GL-24 
That’s ok, Jack, nobody’s perfect. 
I imagine going that direction across the pond with so many of those packages added to that sort of trouble. I think a lot of us here in the US get a bit spoiled with how quickly we receive knives (and other things) that we order, whereas folks like yourself in Europe, or Australia or wherever else might be more accustomed to having to wait for packages coming internationally and, you know, actually exercise some patience. 
