Thread: my new lamp !! well not yet )

so I was at my daughters volleyball tournament Saturday , they had a break so I snuck out and went to a antique store ... only found 2 razors , nothing I was interested in but as I back away from the case I bumped into a little table , as I turned around there it was !! glowing like the leg lamp in the Christmas Story movie ( for those who have saw it ) but with no $cash-o-la$ on me I had to leave it behind !! but I will return to claim my prize !! ...lol

As someone who already has foregone opportunities to put the heads of kills past in my house, I will just say that this lamp should only be a chew toy for coyotes.

That said, IF you do like dead animal parts as decor, then that is just awesome!!!

Originally Posted by Utopian

As someone who already has foregone opportunities to put the heads of kills past in my house, I will just say that this lamp should only be a chew toy for coyotes.

That said, IF you do like dead animal parts as decor, then that is just awesome!!!

ahh but it goes well with the coyote , fox , mink, and coon tanned hides , it remind me of my grandfathers house where the coat racks were deer legs , the table in the living room was glass top with a pheasant scene beneath ..

Originally Posted by Utopian

As someone who already has foregone opportunities to put the heads of kills past in my house, I will just say that this lamp should only be a chew toy for coyotes.

That said, IF you do like dead animal parts as decor, then that is just awesome!!!

Ron, I have to say that sometimes your acerbity makes me cringe other times it makes me smile, this post falls into the latter category

Originally Posted by edhewitt

Ron, I have to say that sometimes your acerbity makes me cringe other times it makes me smile, this post falls into the latter category

I guess I prefer "acerbity" over being called a particular bodily orifice.

I have an interesting follow-up to this thread.

The DAY AFTER seeing this thread, my wife and I visited friends of ours. Frank is the guy who taught me the basics of deer hunting two years ago. He is originally from West Virginia and gladly would have dead animal body parts displayed around his house if not for his wife's better judgement.

Anyway, I slowly have been converting this guy over to the better methods of shaving, and he's been using a DE razor, brush, and soap for the past year. He had recently expressed an interest in getting a better brush and trying other soaps, so I brought over some stuff for him to try. Because of his hunting background, I showed him the photo of gooser's lamp.

So, it turns out that Frank's mother had a lamp belonging to her father that she had secretly transported from West Virginia to Frank's basement in Minnesota! He did not find it until after she had left. She hated the lamp, but because it belonged to her father she could not bear to throw it out. That's why it ended up in Frank's basement.

And that is why I am able to show the near mate to gooser's lamp!

Originally Posted by Utopian

As someone who already has foregone opportunities to put the heads of kills past in my house, I will just say that this lamp should only be a chew toy for coyotes.

That said, IF you do like dead animal parts as decor, then that is just awesome!!!

Guessing that you don't mind dead animal parts for scales for straight razors?

I think the dog in the last pic agrees with the chew toy comment.

My wife would throw this out after something like 30 seconds.

Frank's wife also is not a fan of dead animal parts, so such items, including the lamp, are stored in the basement.

BTW, the Corgi in the photo is named Pokey.

Originally Posted by Utopian

I guess I prefer "acerbity" over being called a particular bodily orifice.

I have an interesting follow-up to this thread.

The DAY AFTER seeing this thread, my wife and I visited friends of ours. Frank is the guy who taught me the basics of deer hunting two years ago. He is originally from West Virginia and gladly would have dead animal body parts displayed around his house if not for his wife's better judgement.

Anyway, I slowly have been converting this guy over to the better methods of shaving, and he's been using a DE razor, brush, and soap for the past year. He had recently expressed an interest in getting a better brush and trying other soaps, so I brought over some stuff for him to try. Because of his hunting background, I showed him the photo of gooser's lamp.

So, it turns out that Frank's mother had a lamp belonging to her father that she had secretly transported from West Virginia to Frank's basement in Minnesota! He did not find it until after she had left. She hated the lamp, but because it belonged to her father she could not bear to throw it out. That's why it ended up in Frank's basement.

And that is why I am able to show the near mate to gooser's lamp!

Who would have thought there would be a pair of them, one is far more than is required