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Well...It's Friday...
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Warrior108
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Well, Mr Heeso was well covered today! LOL
Warrior108
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I'm full up on OS Ladies but I imagine a number of folks would rather have seen osage over blue and natural. That and osage is dangerous for me .. I've seen what it does to Tony and can imagine he gets a look in his eyes similar to that described in A Christmas Story when they get to talking about the Old Man and Turkey.
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Haha! You don't have any Osage in your collection Jerry!? I ought to send you my OS-age Lady to fondle.
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Haha! You don't have any Osage in your collection Jerry!? I ought to send you my OS-age Lady to fondle.
I DO have one Osage and I've been thinking when it returns home that I ought to put it up for sale. The Osage just talks to me too much, in a whispery voice; "Buyyy more of me so I have friends to hang out with. I'm lonely next to all this ancient bog oak.
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Hahaha! I haven't felt that same call. I'm happy to just have the one exemplary Ladyfinger. Though if that Esquire had natural liners today I may have thought differently...
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Not a darn thing! I'm surprised it's still there as well. Also that camel thorn Muk! Didn't everyone want one of those last week?!
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I guess we all do what we need to do to try to keep the addiction at bay :indecisiveness:
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This. Yes. Completely obsessed. I'm laughing out loud at this! I was on the highway to Johnson City when the preview opened, and pulled over to view it. I was checking descriptions as the pics loaded and saw there was an osage Lady...I about died. If blue liners had been involved I was going to be in real trouble. I'm on RESTRICTION! Must make it to Trackrock without buying a knife! Honestly, I purposely missed the unlock today just to avoid the temptation.
Made my day!
Story about how life conspires against us.
So my daughter graduated from college last month, and was scheduled to move out today to start her first real job 3.5 hours south of us next Monday. She calls me at work today about 2p and tells me her car won't move. I tell her she's going to be a little later going down state than planned cause I can't deal with it until I get home. I get home about 4p and sure enough her car won't move (transmission linkage--I think). So I tell her to take my car. I get her on her way and sit down at the computer to check out Fiddleback Friday. I see a Bushcraft Karda I have to have. Right then the phone rings--it's my daughter distraught. After I get her to calm down, she tells me a tire came off my car. I ask her where she is and tell her I'll be there in 15 minutes. Fortunately, it was just a blown tire, and no one was hurt. Two hours and $600 later between the towing and new tires I get her back on her way. I get home and my computer still has Fiddleback Friday on the screen. Unfortunately, the Bushcraft Karda had been sold. C'est la vie, I guess things work out for the best. Hint--please make another one just like it.
Andy
So my daughter graduated from college last month, and was scheduled to move out today to start her first real job 3.5 hours south of us next Monday. She calls me at work today about 2p and tells me her car won't move. I tell her she's going to be a little later going down state than planned cause I can't deal with it until I get home. I get home about 4p and sure enough her car won't move (transmission linkage--I think). So I tell her to take my car. I get her on her way and sit down at the computer to check out Fiddleback Friday. I see a Bushcraft Karda I have to have. Right then the phone rings--it's my daughter distraught. After I get her to calm down, she tells me a tire came off my car. I ask her where she is and tell her I'll be there in 15 minutes. Fortunately, it was just a blown tire, and no one was hurt. Two hours and $600 later between the towing and new tires I get her back on her way. I get home and my computer still has Fiddleback Friday on the screen. Unfortunately, the Bushcraft Karda had been sold. C'est la vie, I guess things work out for the best. Hint--please make another one just like it.
Andy
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Man! That's some tough luck.