Thread: Say hello to my little friend.

Originally Posted by Voidmonster

Indeed! I suggest just waving a metal detector in the general direction of England, and you'll probably find it. Especially since I've got it's brother, the Gog oughta be just a bout the largest steel thing in the country.




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Palmer out of London. As you can see from that clip, he apparently made ... other ... things too.

And as for the painting....

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Originally Posted by Voidmonster

Oh, yes. The scales are ivory.

Very cool, Zak! The paint AND the razor! When you get time, I think we all would like more pics!

(BTW, I have a new sig! )

Originally Posted by sharptonn

Very cool, Zak! The paint AND the razor! When you get time, I think we all would like more pics!

(BTW, I have a new sig! )

Tapatalk doesn't show your sig!

There will be more pics... The razor has jimps all the way to the end of the tail, on both sides!

Thanks!
The sig; "Masticate, denticate, chump, grind, and swallow"

~Gourmand~

Originally Posted by sharptonn

Thanks!
The sig; "Masticate, denticate, chump, grind, and swallow"

~Gourmand~

Oh man, THAT BOOK.

Here's another term from it (the definition of which is left to the reader to discern)

THE ALVINE EXONERATION.

OH NOW we need Cheetahmeat!

Originally Posted by sharptonn

OH NOW we need Cheetahmeat!

Also, I edited one of my replies above to include a picture of the crazy-jimped tail.

NOW you are getting it!

So knob and tube wiring eh. Why do I find it fitting that you have a vintage house. I love old house almost as much as old razors. They are way more expensive to collect and restore though.

Originally Posted by RezDog

So knob and tube wiring eh. Why do I find it fitting that you have a vintage house. I love old house almost as much as old razors. They are way more expensive to collect and restore though.

It's not that old. Mid 1950's, but the wiring hadn't ever been updated. And the asbestos hadn't been removed either. WHEEEEEE!

That's the stuff I pay professionals to do. The main reason we got this particular house isn't so much because it's older, but because of this:

Originally Posted by RezDog

So knob and tube wiring eh. Why do I find it fitting that you have a vintage house. I love old house almost as much as old razors. They are way more expensive to collect and restore though.

Knob and tube? Sounds a bit archaic?