Rufus1949
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Guardians of The Lambsfoot!
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birdsbeaks
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Jack Black : Because you used to ask about The Car On The Ice , I wanted you to know that it is back this year after a few years absence . I had my Flat Cap Lamb in my pocket .
Take care my friend
Harry
Maybe this has been answered before but, once the car falls through, do they just leave them there?
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Just gifted, I suppose. Gifted ike Rain Man...
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No . There is a cable attached to the car to pull it out . The car has had the Engine & Transmission removed . There is a Contest , which has gone on for some years , where you can pay and guess the date that it will sink .
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Brilliant!
Take care my friend
Harry
Thanks Harry, I was only chatting about it with
btb01
Barrett the other day! 
Thank you for the pics my friend, made my day 
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I had hoped that it would Jack .Brilliant!
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Many thanks for the explanation, Harry. That makes more sense.
My great aunt, Ola, owned and lived on what was, at one time, the largest automotive scrapyard in the great state of South Carolina. As a child, we'd visit her, which was fascinating, but also kinda scary because she had actual "junkyard dogs" and they were all business. I was picturing something like that, but aquatic
. Your version makes much more sense.Come on Will, try and keep up!
I'm blaming it on this blasted flu! I think I got 2 hours of sleep last night but only in 15 minute increments!
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Thanks Steve, shame it doesn't have a bit more meat on it!
Just like this one
Looking good buddy
Thanks pal, It's G. Butler
Take care my friend
Harry
Cool !
Thanks buddy !
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Good Thursday to you. I have this DFKB today. I was going to go grocery shopping but this morning it was wet and foggy. It doesn’t take much to convince me to stay at home and oil up some joints. So be it. The sun is shining now but I’m well into doing nothing and can’t stop now.
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Sweet
Welcome to The Guardians Sixties doesn't sound so bad David, that's a British summerMorning Guardians! Another cold oneAt least the sun is shining
suppose to be in the sixties Monday. Dreaming of spring
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My aunt, Ola, owned and lived on what was, at one time, the largest automotive scrapyard in the great state of South Carolina. As a child, we'd visit her, which was fascinating, but also kinda scary because she had actual "junkyard dogs" and they were all business. I was picturing something like that, but aquatic
Sorry to hear that WillI'm blaming it on this blasted flu! I think I got 2 hours of sleep last night but only in 15 minute increments!
Hope you're on the mend soon buddy I had a bad night last night, so I'm dosing up on red wine I think that's just a wee bit nicer Steve!
AbsolutelyThanks pal, It's G. Butler
I don't know if they ever made a bad knife, but I've certainly never seen one I know the feeling Kurt
Enjoy lollygagging with that beauty
Rufus1949
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Very nice flat cap. Thanks for showing it.
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Blood brothers? Nay... Blade brothers - Yay!!
Interesting to examine the very different kick styles side by side.
In other news, The Magic City is experiencing less than magical weather - humid, overcast, tepid... and yet, it's scheduled to drop down to 59°F tonight which is a bit colder than I prefer, especially when I'm sick.
Oh yeah, I'm still sick. Last night was wild. I had a fever and felt like I had eaten an entire large bag of the wrong kind of fungi. I had an impromptu vision quest while huddlng for warmth under a blanket on the couch and when my girlfriend asked if I was alright, I replied "elves." I think I was thinking about The Hobbit, or was in The Hobbit, or something. Stupid fever.
The new Jeremy-crafted slip for my Charlie lamb should be arriving tomorrow. She'll be happy to get out of the equivalent of FEMA (Federal Emergency Management Agency) housing and into more comfortable digs - assuming USPS is done soiling the bed.
Interesting to examine the very different kick styles side by side.
In other news, The Magic City is experiencing less than magical weather - humid, overcast, tepid... and yet, it's scheduled to drop down to 59°F tonight which is a bit colder than I prefer, especially when I'm sick.
Oh yeah, I'm still sick. Last night was wild. I had a fever and felt like I had eaten an entire large bag of the wrong kind of fungi. I had an impromptu vision quest while huddlng for warmth under a blanket on the couch and when my girlfriend asked if I was alright, I replied "elves." I think I was thinking about The Hobbit, or was in The Hobbit, or something. Stupid fever.
The new Jeremy-crafted slip for my Charlie lamb should be arriving tomorrow. She'll be happy to get out of the equivalent of FEMA (Federal Emergency Management Agency) housing and into more comfortable digs - assuming USPS is done soiling the bed.
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Good morning Guardians, it seems a bit quieter here today. I hope everyone is doing well, and that you have a good day
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I was about to say that the cokebottle lambfoot is really rare, and then Steve popped up with his...
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What a beauty !
Blood brothers? Nay... Blade brothers - Yay!!
Interesting to examine the very different kick styles side by side.
In other news, The Magic City is experiencing less than magical weather - humid, overcast, tepid... and yet, it's scheduled to drop down to 59°F tonight which is a bit colder than I prefer, especially when I'm sick.
Oh yeah, I'm still sick. Last night was wild. I had a fever and felt like I had eaten an entire large bag of the wrong kind of fungi. I had an impromptu vision quest while huddlng for warmth under a blanket on the couch and when my girlfriend asked if I was alright, I replied "elves." I think I was thinking about The Hobbit, or was in The Hobbit, or something. Stupid fever.
The new Jeremy-crafted slip for my Charlie lamb should be arriving tomorrow. She'll be happy to get out of the equivalent of FEMA (Federal Emergency Management Agency) housing and into more comfortable digs - assuming USPS is done soiling the bed.
I hope you get better soon !
Great pictures
Quick pictuure of 1 I received yesterday.
From a relative unknown maker that many people haven't heard of!
Congrats !
