Bam-Ba-Lamb!!
Gary if you’re not careful someone is going to accuse you of being all
Jacked Up!
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This wee Sambar is not Ashley’s, but I think it’s still
Choice!
Such a tasty, toasty stag lambsfoot, Ron!
And you're right about my Cracker Jack (and all my other lambsfoot jacks) having me jacked up!
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Great name, an excellent post, and a splendid knife GT
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Found myself carrying these two today
Thanks for the praise, Jack.
Cool pics (although I haven't thought about valve springs in decades
)!
Do you have several pics of knives with the railroad tracks stretching out behind them? I had a real sense of
deja vu, and this chorus ran through my head too:
Like a steam locomotive, rollin' down the track
He's gone, he's gone and nothin's gonna bring him back, he's gone…
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Really enjoying this Lambsfoot. Thanks
Jack Black
for being an ambassador for a great pattern!
Great rosewood pic, Taylor!
Makes me want to show off mine
:
Cracker Jack. Perfect!
I suppose the super useful lambsfoot blade is its prize inside?
Best prize I ever found in a Crackerjack!
(Actually, those little magnifying plastics were awfully cool too!
)
Autumn is Falls stripper name
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A cycle ride out to the temple of The Latter Day Saints in Chorley in the county of Lancashire yesterday along the Leeds-Liverpool canal....
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That LDS temple has distinctive architecture; thanks for the pics, David!
Is that supposed to be modeled after Solomon's temple as described in the Bible?
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Florescent light stinks, but it is fun to play around with the filters and see a knife become a light saber (ish).
I admire your one-of-a-kind lambs foots, Joshua!
I know what you mean about living on the flora/fauna border!
Thanks for the attention you paid to my ramblings.
What Jack said GT. Beautiful knife and very nice photo.
Thank you my friend!
Your Cracker Jack is a beautiful knife GT. A very nice photo as well!
Thanks for the positive reactions to my photo, Dwight & Dave & Ron; much appreciated!
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It's quite a nice soapdish, thanks Jack. Tighter than my old Baker St tube station one.
Here are all the Wrighteous Brothers.
Congrats on the arrival of your big rosewood model (and its fetching soapdish
), Jer!
I didn't realize the Wrighteous Bros was a quality quartet!!
I imagine those knives must be your soul and your heart's inspiration, all you've got to get you by. Probably they're even your reason for laughin', for cryin', for livin', and for dyin'.
Have a great Friday Guardians!
This is my Ashley’s Choice from the pile side.
It’s sharing pocket time today.
I'm pole-axed by the pile side, Ron; what a stunner!
At last!! Notification to pick up the package from Leeds!!
Well packaged package indeed!! My big'un did the honors, so goes along for the ride!!
I bought some extras for my fellow club members. I must bring the word Lambsfoot to this part of North America!!
Jack kindly included a RED Horn model to enhance my Hornswoggled collection!!
Thanks for everything Jack!!
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Congrats on that bundle of joy, Charlie!!
What-a-Knife! What-a-Burger!
(Apologies to
@r8shell )
That’s hilarious. I'm sure Alan was disappointed as a kid, but I can think of plenty of situations as an adult where I'd prefer being named Alan instead of Righteous.
Growing up, my friend's mom was a secretary at a local elementary school. At the beginning of each school year, she'd tell us about new students with unusual names. My favorites (or at least, the best ones I remember) were Crystal Shanda Leer, and a set of twins name Chinacat and Steppenwolf.
I had to Google "Crystal Shanda Leer". I'd heard the name several times before, and thought it was probably an urban legend, maybe the name of the girl who, with her boyfriend, fled Lovers' Lane and later found a hook hanging from the door handle of the car. But it turns out that Bill Lear, of LearJet fame (and inventor of the 8-track tape and founder of Motorola) named one of his daughters Shanda!
(Whether her first name was Crystal seems debatable.
)
This is a really long thread! Only up to page 108 so far, but learning a lot and loving it. Will soon be able to post pics here!
Hang in there!
Looking forward to pics of your lambsfoot(s?) when it (they?) arrive!
I like the new avatar, too!
Is that Maureen O'Hara? Hubba Hubba!!!
Although Ashley apparently had a choice about the design of the ACLs, sometimes we have NO CHOICE, like Jack, and MUST go big!
JACK the Big Un has seen a lot of duty since you acquired it.
It's the Lambsfoot you didn't know you needed.
Guardians of the Lambsfoot! My fellows!
I see in your eyes the same desire that would take the heart of me!
A day may come when I buy a Big Rosewood, when I forsake my fiscal principles and break all bonds of budget.
But it is not this day!
An hour of lambsfoots and shattered discipline when my Paypal account comes crashing down!
But it is not this day!
This day I fight the urge! By all that I hold dear on this good Earth, I must stand firm, with your support, Guardians!
Cracker Jack all week for me:
- GT
dc50
mentioned that Jack's big rosewood was "the Lambsfoot you didn't know you needed", I thought that was my chance to talk about how I sometimes have to defer gratification! 
