Thank you oregon!

Plumberdv

Plumberdv

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This is just cool, and I'd like to say a public thank you to oregon (Steve). He was kind enough to make me a gift of this neat little Bucklite from Canada. I think I'll leave it in the packaging as I think it's pretty unique with it done in both English and French! I'd never seen that before.

Thanks a million Steve, it is much appreciated!

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Nice addition to your collection Plum, tremendous spurt of giving oregon:thumbup: Thanks

I briefly thought of keepin her cherry but quicky used another Buck to slice open the package-at least for pics:).........so far;)
 
I'd like to thank Oregon as well . He sent me one too ! Thank you very much ... What a great guy . DM
 
It is entirely my pleasure gentlemen.

I am well pleased that they arrived intact.

Use them in good health.

I'm pretty sure that the proper translation, and no my naturally voluptuous 3rd grade French teacher did not waste her time with me, of the beautiful French wording from the package says: Cutlery is the joie de vivre!
 
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You had an attractive teacher, teaching you French in '3rd Grade' ! Back then I don't recall an attractive teacher employed in our entire school and they certainly were not teaching us French . It was still the 3-R's . Thanks . DM ;)
 
David Martin said:
You had an attractive teacher, teaching you French in '3rd Grade' ! Back then I don't recall an attractive teacher employed in our entire school and they certainly were not teaching us French . It was still the 3-R's . Thanks . DM ;)
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I didn't know at the time that this teacher would be the high point of my interest in older, she was probably 20, women. Jet black hair, bright red lips, and she mis-used a sweater in the most fantastic way (she was an engineering marvel). I attended a regular suburban neighborhood public grade school. I pushed the lunch cart at noon, played Santa @ the Christmas play (I had black boots) and did crossing guard duty but she was a high-water mark.

"The joy of life" Joie de vivre.
 
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