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Guardians of The Lambsfoot!
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btb01
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Iāve always known, of course, that your winters were our summers and vice versa, but I never really thought much about Christmas being a summer holiday there until I watched Bluey with the kids.
ā¦not least the Guardians World Map
Whatās that?
Seriously, I havenāt looked at or messed with that thing in quite a while. There are probably more than a couple folks active here now who should be added to it.
Belly Buster, indeed. Assuming thatās meant to be a breakfast, they couldāve also gone with ānap inducer.ā
A lot of those competitive eaters seem to be on the slim side
I understand the explanations for why that makes them better at competitive eating, I just donāt understand how they stay that way.
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Pull up a stone Ken!
Another cool pic thereThanks, Jack!
So hard to get right but thanks for the encouragement, Bob!
Thanks, Steve! If I'm in any way approaching yours, I'm doing a-ok!
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I've seen it Leon, and it's HORRIBLE!!You are quite correct my friend, until the body's metabolism can't handle it anymore. THEN see what happens.
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When is he due? Must be twins!!!Pull up a stone Ken!
Another cool pic there
I've seen it Leon, and it's HORRIBLE!!
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Another fantastic pic Steve
A glimpse of Christmas in Australia was a highlight of British TV in the 60's, everyone was looking for their Auntie Sheila or Uncle Bob down on the beach, while they waited for the possibility of the annual 2 minute phone call!Iāve always known, of course, that your winters were our summers and vice versa, but I never really thought much about Christmas being a summer holiday there until I watched Bluey with the kids.
Do your duty Guardians! WE're never going to take over the entire world without a map!Whatās that?
Seriously, I havenāt looked at or messed with that thing in quite a while. There are probably more than a couple folks active here now who should be added to it.
LOL!Belly Buster, indeed. Assuming thatās meant to be a breakfast, they couldāve also gone with ānap inducer.ā
Quite a common phrase here - a magnet for greedy sods like Tool Man! LOL!I understand the explanations for why that makes them better at competitive eating, I just donāt understand how they stay that way.
I was slim until I was 50, and could eat like a horse well into my 40's. Wolfie is still like that. Different metabolisms I guess. Now (I'm a Fat Basket) I struggle to eat a third of what I could as a teenager! 
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He's put on weight since that photo was taken!
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Talking of overeating and fat lumps, I'm off to see the Cardiologist in the morning, so may not get a chance to call in, until later. I'll be carrying Slim! Have a good one Guardians
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LOL!
Don't I know it! Now when I go out with my wife we frequently get one meal and split it, and I am satisfied with that. Fortunately I'm still only ten pounds heavier than when I was 18 (late '70s), but it takes work to stay that way.
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Pull up a stone Ken!
Another cool pic there
I've seen it Leon, and it's HORRIBLE!!
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Another cool pic there
Thanks again, Jack! Photographing a lamb and a phone, as opposed to photographing a lamb with a phone, is entirely uncharted territory for me!
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Good for you my friend!
LOL!Thanks again, Jack! Photographing a lamb and a phone, as opposed to photographing a lamb with a phone, is entirely uncharted territory for me!
Well done Will 
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Another fantastic pic Steve
Thanks pal !
Talking of overeating and fat lumps, I'm off to see the Cardiologist in the morning, so may not get a chance to call in, until later. I'll be carrying Slim!
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I hope all goes well and you get a good report
I'm also blessed with a good metabolism and I try not to overeat. I weigh the same as I did when I was in my teens at around 165 pounds, give or take a pound here or there.
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Thanks a lot Steve, they seem to think I'm in reasonable shape, but may have angina.I hope all goes well and you get a good report
Good for you Steve
I had the same size waist in my 40's, as I did at 15. Then I hit 50, and it all went wrong! 
Come to think of it, it all went wrong when I met Tool Man! 
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Yes my friend hope all goes well.I hope all goes well and you get a good report
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Congrats, Barrett, a most deserving winner! Thank you, Bob, for the gracious camaraderie.