Guardians of The Lambsfoot!

What plans do folks have for Easter? On Friday, I'm off to Heptonstall again to see the annual 'Pace-Egg Play' (https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/round-yorkshire-with-a-knife-the-wizard’s-quest-part-17-–-what-a-way-to-spend-easter.1175566/)

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mitch4ging said:
Cool photo, Dave! Going through a blue phase?:D:thumbsup:
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mitch4ging said:
Watch that bunny, Dave! He's eyeing your Lamb!:eek::D:thumbsup:
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Thanks, Dennis got to watch those Bunnies.:eek::p

Jack Black said:
You are definitely at the end of the line Dave :eek: :thumbsup:
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Jack Black said:
Great pic my friend! :D :thumbsup:
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Thank you, Jack.:D The only time I didn't mind being at the end of the line, was when the School Nurse was giving inoculations that day. ;)

Jack Black said:
Here the fees are collected by a private company, even if the tax is only £1, you still get charged a £16 'handling fee'! o_O
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Tax's, and upcharges are like the old saying give them cake but we will eat most of it. :rolleyes:

Prester John said:
That's the kind of Easter basket I want!
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For sure,if I woke up on Easter day and had a Damascus Lambsfoot in the basket I'd believe in the bunny again.:p
 
Prester John said:
You take consistently great photos, Jack. And what a model!
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Thank you for the kind words Vince, everytime I edit my photos there are usually about half which are out of focus! :rolleyes: :D :thumbsup:

dc50 said:
Thank you, Jack.:D The only time I didn't mind being at the end of the line, was when the School Nurse was giving inoculations that day. ;)
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:D :thumbsup:
 
We got our first color TV in order to appreciate the first telecast of The Wizard of Oz. Because it's so important to get that monochrome/polychrome difference between Kansas and Oz. Some friends came over to see if it was worth it. I wonder what the Color TV Lobby paid to the owners of the movie.
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dc50 said:
Yikes, :eek:Linda and I were married in 69 and the first cool thing we bought was a color TV. :p then I bought a brand new 650 cc Triumph Trophy :cool:
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We only got our first refrigerator a few years before that, a few of the neighbours came round to look at it! :D Nice bike :cool: :thumbsup:

scrteened porch said:
We got our first color TV in order to appreciate the first telecast of The Wizard of Oz. Because it's so important to get that monochrome/polychrome difference between Kansas and Oz. Some friends came over to see if it was worth it. I wonder what the Color TV Lobby paid to the owners of the movie.
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I remember seeing Wizard of Oz at the cinema as a kid! :D Cool pic Jer! :D :thumbsup:
 
My boiler engineer came, nice young feller from Sheffield actually. Checked the system, but only really confirmed what I had reported in the first place, and since he wasn't 'gas qualified', he could only examine the exterior of the boiler o_O So I'm going to have someone else out, and of course - wouldn't you know it - there's 4 days of holiday rates coming up o_O

At least I can have a beer now :rolleyes: Thursday tomorrow, so I'll be off down the market early, and I think I'll carry Big Rose ;) :thumbsup:

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Jack Black said:
My boiler engineer came, nice young feller from Sheffield actually. Checked the system, but only really confirmed what I had reported in the first place, and since he wasn't 'gas qualified', he could only examine the exterior of the boiler o_O So I'm going to have someone else out, and of course - wouldn't you know it - there's 4 days of holiday rates coming up o_O

At least I can have a beer now :rolleyes: Thursday tomorrow, so I'll be off down the market early, and I think I'll carry Big Rose ;) :thumbsup:

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The true workmen's knife. :thumbsup::thumbsup:;)
 
Jack Black said:
My boiler engineer came, nice young feller from Sheffield actually. Checked the system, but only really confirmed what I had reported in the first place, and since he wasn't 'gas qualified', he could only examine the exterior of the boiler o_O So I'm going to have someone else out, and of course - wouldn't you know it - there's 4 days of holiday rates coming up o_O

At least I can have a beer now :rolleyes: Thursday tomorrow, so I'll be off down the market early, and I think I'll carry Big Rose ;) :thumbsup:

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Oh yes, the joys of home ownership.
At least you can have a beer and play with knives to make you feel better.
 
dc50 said:
I know exactly what your feeling Taylor. I think Canada Customs has to be the slowest of any Country out there, taking up to three months for delivery.:thumbsdown::thumbsdown:
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dc50 said:
( as we say around here "That's a rip off Man"! :p The last knife I received they charged me GST tax of $5 and added a fee of $10 to collect the $5 :eek:
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I "know a guy" :rolleyes: who sells 'stainless steel downrigger fishing weights' on line and will no longer ship to Canada because of the customs hassle.
One time, a customer reported that he missed an entire fishing season while his order sat in customs :eek: Lesson learned :(
Jack Black said:
Yes, as a result of what I've reported back about some members in certain climates having trouble with the horn, Wright's decided to add an extra pin :thumbsup:
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A few pages back, I mentioned that I took a pic on the way to the mailbox. Like José, I received a Buffalo Horn that I picked up on the exchange :D
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JohnDF said:
Good Morning Guardians.

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I'm really looking forward to the new Godzilla movie:thumbsup: Not my sort of thing usually, but I cheered all through Godzilla and laughed all the way through Kong-Skull Island. (Samuel L. Jackson was great!). :D

dc50 said:
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Mmmm.....mulit-coloured treasure.... :cool:

Pt-Luso said:
Good morning Guardians, the herd continues to grow, now with the arrival of a Lambsfoot knife with hands in Buffalo!!!;):thumbsup:

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Your rounding up quite the herd :thumbsup:

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Oh look at the patterns in that. You could stare at that all day...

dc50 said:
José as we say around here "That's a rip off Man"! :p The last knife I received they charged me GST tax of $5 and added a fee of $10 to collect the $5 :eek:
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So really slow. But honest. :D

Jack Black said:
What plans do folks have for Easter?
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Well hopefully go to church maybe. You know, so I don't go to hell. And then eat hot cross buns. 'Cos there's still a couple of notches left on my belt...

Jack Black said:
We didn't get colour TVs here until the 70's Dave! :D ;) :thumbsup:
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My dad's village got electricity so people could watch the Queen's coronation on telly. Mains sewers had to wait 'til 1964 :thumbsup:

Jack Black said:
My boiler engineer came, nice young feller from Sheffield actually. Checked the system, but only really confirmed what I had reported in the first place, and since he wasn't 'gas qualified', he could only examine the exterior of the boiler o_O So I'm going to have someone else out, and of course - wouldn't you know it - there's 4 days of holiday rates coming up o_O

At least I can have a beer now :rolleyes: Thursday tomorrow, so I'll be off down the market early, and I think I'll carry Big Rose ;) :thumbsup:

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All my mates in N.Yorks have real fires. Seriously, there worth the hassle :thumbsup:

mitch4ging said:
The Dr's appointments can wear you out!o_O

Morning, All!
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So it's not just in Britain that doctor's waiting rooms have been specifically designed to suck the life out of you.....?? :confused::confused::confused:
Earned. This.
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