Guardians of The Lambsfoot!

[dc50]

Breakfast

 

[screened porch]

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Shirley and Mr T. reminded me of this. 1982, apparently. Leslie Nielsen was hosting something cultural and Mr. T was singing soprano and acting as butler.
You'd probably want an ebony lambsfoot with black tie.

 

[JohnDF]

Great picture Jack.

Breakfast
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Your breakfast looks delicious... Much better than Jack's fruit

This is my first recycled Lambsfoot picture
But I like the way this picture shows off the African Rosewood handles...

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[dc50]

Great picture Jack.

Your breakfast looks delicious... Much better than Jack's fruit

This is my first recycled Lambsfoot picture
But I like the way this picture shows off the African Rosewood handles...

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Thanks, John! Your Rosewood is a real looker.

 

[Jack Black]

Desperately waiting for my first lambsfoot to land in my mailbox so I can add another pin in Europe!!

Jack is this your breakfast you need more !

You should see what I've just had for lunch - some walnuts and a nectarine!

I carry a Lambsfoot.......

Because I “Pity the poor fool” who doesn’t!

Brilliant Ron!

"I pity the fool that don't like a lambsfoot!"

Edit: Ron beat me to it! He must get up really early.

One of my favorite lines was when he was tied up and held at gunpoint by the bad guys in the back of a van, Mr. T said: "I bet you wear panty hose!" to one of them. The bad guy hit Mr. T with the butt of a rifle, and Mr. T just glared at him. And got even soon thereafter.
His character's name was "B. A. Barackus" (not sure of spelling on last name). And, yes, I think B. A. stood for "Bad A__"!

Well done Vince, you deserve credit anyway I think

Yes, 'Bad Attitude'

The first time I came across Mr T (in the press), he was one of Muhammad Ali's sparring partners

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That's very colourful my friend

http://i.imgur.com/3gwYWNM.jpg
Shirley and Mr T. reminded me of this. 1982, apparently. Leslie Nielsen was hosting something cultural and Mr. T was singing soprano and acting as butler.
You'd probably want an ebony lambsfoot with black tie.

Cool pic Jer And another of your Lambsfoot

Great picture Jack.

Your breakfast looks delicious... Much better than Jack's fruit

This is my first recycled Lambsfoot picture
But I like the way this picture shows off the African Rosewood handles...

imagehosting

Thanks pal, you too

 

[dc50]

You should see what I've just had for lunch - some walnuts and a nectarine!

Good luck with the dieting my friend, it takes a lot of self-discipline.

 

[JohnDF]

On our trip to Seattle, sitting in a restaurant, I heard an old couple ordering their food. The wife asked her husband if he'd share a big salad with her? The husband responded, "I'd rather be fat than eat a salad." My kids and I couldn't stop laughing, I'll remember it forever

 

[dc50]

On our trip to Seattle, sitting in a restaurant, I heard an old couple ordering their food. The wife asked her husband if he'd share a big salad with her? The husband responded, "I'd rather be fat than eat a salad." My kids and I couldn't stop laughing, I'll remember it forever

Wow, that sounds like me!

 

[Jack Black]

Good luck with the dieting my friend, it takes a lot of self-discipline.

Thanks Dave, at least I have salad to look forward to later, and sitting in the pub watching a couple of friends drink beer!

On our trip to Seattle, sitting in a restaurant, I heard an old couple ordering their food. The wife asked her husband if he'd share a big salad with her? The husband responded, "I'd rather be fat than eat a salad." My kids and I couldn't stop laughing, I'll remember it forever

LOL!

 

[screened porch]

Speaking of health food, if you were offered a Spam and kippered herring pie, which way would you run?

With quartered brussels sprouts and butternut squash. Or turnip maybe.
I have recipes, but I'm too lazy to follow them.

 

[Prester John]

Speaking of health food, if you were offered a Spam and kippered herring pie, which way would you run?

With quartered brussels sprouts and butternut squash. Or turnip maybe.
I have recipes, but I'm too lazy to follow them.

Would eat the Spam and herring, but you can keep the vegetables!

 

[RayseM]

OH YUCK!
Ray

 

[r8shell]

Speaking of health food, if you were offered a Spam and kippered herring pie, which way would you run?

With quartered brussels sprouts and butternut squash. Or turnip maybe.
I have recipes, but I'm too lazy to follow them.

I'd pass on the spam, but I like kipper snacks!

 

[tmd_87]

Kipper snack all day!

 

[r redden]

Be great to see those knives of yours

Here they are Jack. Two from you, Two from @mrknife and one I bought.

 

[waynorth]

A special collection, Randy - each with a nice connection!!

In my endless quest to organize my knife drawers and boxes, I came across this C. Johnson, Western Works Lambfoot.
It has reddish jigged bone handles, that are very nicely pocket-worn, and a well-worn blade.
It also has great walk and talk, almost shouting "God Save the Queen!!! (Or Prince Philip, today!! The wheels go on the bottom, PP)
Anyhoo, the blade was a little "wavy", so I gave it a preliminary edge, heading it on its way to straightening out, without wasting too much steel! Took a nice edge!! So I am going to carry it for a week or two - it's just got that "Lambsfoot something!!"


There is no country of origin marked on the knife (i.e. ENGLAND). I wonder where it has stopped on its path to my pocket?

 

[btb01]

Here they are Jack. Two from you, Two from @mrknife and one I bought.

Nice knives, Randy! Is that a Lambsfoot Barlow?

Also, do you mind if I add you to our Guardians Map?

 

[Jack Black]

Speaking of health food, if you were offered a Spam and kippered herring pie, which way would you run?

With quartered brussels sprouts and butternut squash. Or turnip maybe.
I have recipes, but I'm too lazy to follow them.

I can't run fast these days, but it'd definitely be AWAY! I've had corned beef pie plenty of times, pretty nice

Here they are Jack. Two from you, Two from @mrknife and one I bought.

Nice collection Randy, that's a great-looking Barlow my friend :thumbsp:

Can you spot your AC among these (I remembered I sent one to @pmew, and gave one to my mate who got married too - should have taken pics! )?

Just walked home from the pub in falling snow, wish I'd had my camera with me, it was falling pretty fast, and has settled, our first snow of the year I was glad I had a warm coat on, with a hood!

Hoping to visit Kirkstall Abbey tomorrow if I'm not snowed-in Hope everyone has a great weekend

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kirkstall_Abbey

 

[Jack Black]

A special collection, Randy - each with a nice connection!!

In my endless quest to organize my knife drawers and boxes, I came across this C. Johnson, Western Works Lambfoot.
It has reddish jigged bone handles, that are very nicely pocket-worn, and a well-worn blade.
It also has great walk and talk, almost shouting "God Save the Queen!!! (Or Prince Philip, today!! The wheels go on the bottom, PP)
Anyhoo, the blade was a little "wavy", so I gave it a preliminary edge, heading it on its way to straightening out, without wasting too much steel! Took a nice edge!! So I am going to carry it for a week or two - it's just got that "Lambsfoot something!!"
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There is no country of origin marked on the knife (i.e. ENGLAND). I wonder where it has stopped on its path to my pocket?

LOL! That's a great-looking Christopher Johnson Charlie, the bone is a lovely colour

 

[waynorth]

Thanks Jack!! It feels knice too!! Like a worry stone!!