Will Power
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Let's try this old basher today. Thanks Ron!
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You must be strong and face the facts, Jack, remember, drinking is no solace!Hope our friends down in Titusville are all having a great time
In the early hours (here), I had an incredible truth revealed to me, byr8shell , in the Guardians thread - that there was never any ham in a hamburger!
I'm so staggered, I'm having to hang onto a Lambsfoot with each hand!
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You must be strong and face the facts, Jack, remember, drinking is no solace!
I'll report back on that one my friend, for now I am just having a strong cup of tea
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It's twin sits open on my dresser. Probably sees as much use as any.Consecutive days with this duo in the watch pocket. The Lakota Teal was a very generous gift from my friend, Alan (joeradza ).
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In the early hours (here), I had an incredible truth revealed to me, by
Wow. Next, she’ll try to convince you that there’s no frank in Frankfurter!
r8shell
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Hope our friends down in Titusville are all having a great time
In the early hours (here), I had an incredible truth revealed to me, by
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You've got me thinking about hamburgers, and I haven't even had breakfast yet. I'll carry a li'l sambar lambsfoot, in case I need to bisect a burger today.
I told him there was not, but now that I think about it...if you name the pig "Frank"...
I love that groovy stag!
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It looks like the rain did it’s expected work...
Time to mow! But first...
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These poblano peppers are almost ready...
The plum tomatos are ripe...
The other ingredients are assembled...
It’s time to can a year’s supply of salsa!
Time to mow! But first...
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These poblano peppers are almost ready...
The plum tomatos are ripe...
The other ingredients are assembled...
It’s time to can a year’s supply of salsa!
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Yes sir. Hopefully I have a box of band-aids because playing around with the whittler is sure to spill blood, hahaha!
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Hope our friends down in Titusville are all having a great time
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Oh, my...those are beautiful.
What's the old saying? "You can take the Ham out of Hamburg, but..." No, wait...*ahem* " You can take the boy out of Hamburg, but.."..Wait, no..that's not it...I don't know.
Umm,..err..Bacon!?!?
Today, I have a Pal in my pocket - a Pal Cutlery Co. cattle knife that was likely made during the 1945-1953 period after Pal had taken over Remington's cutlery production and facilities (and moved production to Holyoke, MA), and was most likely built on Remington patterns and tools.
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