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Hope it doesn't spread
Thanks buddy
Bristol fashionGoodnight all...
Brian could be BOB aka Bog Oak BrianBrian
Bog oak & American oak
Yummy
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Guardians of The Lambsfoot!
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Haha true but then he would clash with BobstagHope it doesn't spread
Thanks buddy
Bristol fashion
Brian could be BOB aka Bog Oak Brian
Yummy
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Hope it doesn't spread
Yummy
It will spread, but that’s the nature of it. Just need to get on things early.
Nothing beats a good pie!
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Who’s the maker? That’s a stunning piece.Goodnight all...
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Exceptional work by Cosimo Dwight.Goodnight all...
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Basil is a beauty Jack, perhaps a hunting pal also?
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That’s the general idea, in practice it doesn’t work quite as well!
When I have some time I will create a thread about dogs and knives.
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Yes it does - 2.
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There is already 1 Jack
Post in thread 'Dogs and traditional knives' https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/dogs-and-traditional-knives.1802405/post-22734294
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I meant specifically my dogs and a knife. I’d put it in this thread but the knife that was meant to be a lamb came out a little askew.
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Thank youThanks for thr kind words. Yes the stag is beautiful and its starting to yellow a little. And post corrected, didnt even realize i posted the vendor.
Yes, they are universally available here!Jack Black you may have guessed I like to joke around but there’s nothing funny to say about the gentleman that kept both of the forum knives. Sorry about that.
Now importantly, you mentioned buying a chip butty. You mean to tell me that’s something I could have actually ordered while I was in England a few years back!
I make them at home - it may be sacrilegious but I put a thick gravy and melt cheese onto it with a sprinkle of salt. Did not realise it was available on the street!
Fantastic Steve
Welcome to the Guardians
It's a peach David!
I imagine so!. It was quite a suprise buddy.
Maybe Tool Man is half goat!I’ve heard they will chomp down poison ivy with vigor.
Looking good Pete
I had some Henderson's on a cheeseburger last night
It was rather hastily-made (between posts here), so just 2 slices of cheese, a juicy burger, and bacon, but I managed to fit in some Henderson's, (while I was melting the cheese), Secret Aardvark Habanero, and some Heinz 'Fiery Chilli' Ketchup I bought from the market (it's about as 'fiery' as their standard ketchup!) Cool pic Jack
Wow!
That's some stunning lambsfootery! Cool pic David
Wow, thanks for the striking images!
My mate was in Iceland earlier in the year “We’re sorry, the BladeForums member you are trying to reach is unavailable. Goodbye.”
LOL!Curious on both counts.
(As for the blades, though, I was really just saying that he doesn’t seem to be getting the poorly-ground, bottom-of-the-barrel blades they sometimes churn out.)
I did notice a fairly dramatic increase in quality, and a change of style at one point. Maybe he's got a new apprentice! 
Clearly not a first date!I have to admit that I made Julie watch the first two films in one day so we could go see the third one in the theater. I’ll let you guess how that went over.
With the next one, after I specifically asked people to include the country they lived in in their address, things got a little better!That sounds about right, unfortunately. Now pardon me while I go look back through some old emails…
One or two folks gave me old addresses by mistake! 
(That's me laughing several years later! )Thanks mateNo worries, I overdid it and had to post in two parts which broke things up, and I think you were also posting at almost the exact same time.
Glad I hadn't had more to drink!Oh no! What a pain.
Also glad my bank were diligent enough to stop Amazon trying to steal an unauthorised payment! I think that’s more of a “poutine butty.”
That’s what the dark spots on some of the Guardians knives remind me of… Henderson’s stains!
A pleasure my friend
My next-door neighbor has 16 acres of woods. After he had about 10 goats for a year you could see everything from the ground up to about 6 ft. They only left the dirt and the rocks.
Thank you LeonIt is up to us to adhere to the protocol that was put in place at the start of the Guardians. You don't need to be given any slack, we have to be more stringent. I am as guilty as anyone running off topic, but it is still the most civilised thread at BF.
Sorry to hear that Jack
Stunning pic DwightGoodnight all...
Hope you're sleeping soundly Nice MitchBrian
Bog oak & American oak
That looks delicious!
Good morning Guardians, it was blowing hard all night here, and I woke up to see leaves and branches all over the place. It's still windy now, and summer seems to have bid farewell. I hope we get some sunshine for the Carnival, as it really makes all the difference. Since a 3-day weekend simply means that my work gets POSTPONED, I want to try to catch up with some stuff today, and clear the decks as much as I can. Also hoping to draw at least one of my giveaways later, so good luck everyone, and have a great day
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What do you reckon mate? It's been a very long time since I had eitherAfternoon all
Found the orange 1s shopping last night.
Had to do a comparison for Arvo tea.
Good luck Jack
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They are both good. Orange Isa little sweeter as anything is compared to Mint. Definitely a great size snack for kids.What do you reckon mate? It's been a very long time since I had either
Good luck Jack
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They are both good. Orange Isa little sweeter as anything is compared to Mint. Definitely a great size snack for kids.
Yeah, they looked huge when I was 5!
But maybe they were bigger then! 
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Right Guardians, I'm going to be doing the Guardians 100,000 Posts Giveaway in about 5 minutes. Prize is a Twisted Assisted Burlap Micarta Lambsfoot, and a handmade leather slip produced by Jeremy
sbh06
. If you want to enter, and haven't already done so, now's the time to speak up! Good luck everyone
sbh06
. If you want to enter, and haven't already done so, now's the time to speak up! Good luck everyone
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I have assembled the sophisticated drawing equipment. THis giveaway is sponsored by Harris Tweed!
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And the winner is...
Congratulations David
If you PM me your address, I'll get a package off to you next week
Thank you for entering everyone My other giveaway is still open
Congratulations David
If you PM me your address, I'll get a package off to you next week Thank you for entering everyone
My other giveaway is still open
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And the winner is...
Congratulations David
Thank you for entering everyone
Thanks again mate.
And congrats
echoscout
that’s a beautiful lamb to add to the flock.