Good morning to all. Jack, your HHB again at the ready is splendid.Just having a few ginger biscuits with my morning coffee
Those ginger snaps will go nicely with a cold glass of milk or a nice hot cup of tea.
I like your pirate mug too - I know I seen that one in past photos you've posted. 
Thanks a lot Bill, the pirate mug came from the gift shop of the Royal Armouries Museum here in Leeds, they must have had some sort of pirate exhibition on or somethingGood morning to all. Jack, your HHB again at the ready is splendid.
My HHB is with me again today as it's starting out nice and sunny here in southern coastal NC.
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Glad to hear about your sunny weather my friend, great pic of your Barlow
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Jack Black
for making this possible!
Congratulations Ken, that was one of the last to go, if I remember correctlyDrumroll please...
Tada!
With the help of an awesome member
Wow, just wow...
Oh, and of course...thank you
Thank you for that info.
I think this will stick around a while in my possession
Glad it's gone to a good home 
How did you go at the darts???
On base, pretty good Leon but off base the locals of course ruled supreme.
It's a great game, and you are so right. It is like home ground advantage, every pub has it's good players and it's hustlers. It's like being in a pool hall full of grafters.
Jack, thanks (again) for you kind words. Your HHB just gets better and better. Love that photo.Thanks a lot Bill, the pirate mug came from the gift shop of the Royal Armouries Museum here in Leeds, they must have had some sort of pirate exhibition on or something
Jack, whilst I occasionally carry another knife other than my HHB it's never "off duty" for any extended time.
I've never tried the Port Askaig Islay.
Good arrers Ed!
As a teenager, me and my mate once got hustled by a couple of middle-aged ladies in a small English seaside pub. They suggested playing for drinks, and then promptly went and got their own darts from behind the bar, as they were in the ladies darts team!It's a great game, and you are so right. It is like home ground advantage, every pub has it's good players and it's hustlers. It's like being in a pool hall full of grafters.
They can't have been much of a team, as despite our lack of experience, we actually beat them! Many thanks Bill
That looks interesting Dylan, and it's great to see your Hartshead Barlow my friendMy apologies for the late response, Bill. I’d fully recommend trying out the Port Askaig - very rich and full of complex flavors, it will do an Islay lover proud. Port Askaig offerings are distilled by the finest in Islay, I don’t think you will be disappointed.
Got in a new bottle today and thought it would go nice with some fine company.
Have a good day Guardians 
Loving this large Lambsfoot. It’s not always in the pocket but it’s always within arm’s reach. Looking forward to picking up a small one to carry more frequently. Have a great day all!
As a teenager, me and my mate once got hustled by a couple of middle-aged ladies in a small English seaside pub. They suggested playing for drinks, and then promptly went and got their own darts from behind the bar, as they were in the ladies darts team!
) They used to have dart tournaments between multiple pubs/bars up and down the street and they were the hottest thing in town. There were leagues and dart clubs and such....yes in South Korea lol. We used to have this Gentleman from UK (his name escapes me now) but he would bring in his own darts that resembled cigars, made of wood with huge thickness to the darts. Would throw ton 80's all night long and wow the crowds. My father had himself a set of stubby 22g darts. I couldn't even make it to the board! 
Just stirred up some childhood memories and wanted to share 
Cheers!
