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Thanks Budaroo !

Aha thats what it be be it....... (thought it looked familiar)

tis got a great look (made me think versace) but your probably rightaroo

style were talking of course

cause a real one.........................

 

Thanks wonderful nana.....fingers crossed

now for the eyebrows pic.....................

scrap that just think......................jack Nicolson..........but only one side

 

well she is only practising .......but very (very)................arched (but as i say only on one side)

 

Love the beastie bangle.

You're a good uncle.

 

Never trust those nasty Dutch.

 

the doggio actually belongs to the welshman who's mending a broken fence,,,,,,

and the BIRDSEED is for a lame pigeon (who struggles getting a look in otherwhere)

he's a soft toy destroyer (the dog) so i bought him a large SHEEP one

don't know if the welshy has got the joke or not yet

 

whats this ere




anyone inside (downstairs) watching though ?




well nothing to brag about...but its here right? munch munch




but i do get the feeling someones watching



Oh feck it........

 

Some very cool finds, buddy

 

Thanks my good friend (and i mean that), lets hope for a year full of them (and for everyone else as well) (ish)

i'm still on the look out for that one very good elusive piece ...............................and starting to wonder if they really exist

but like the trotters it'll probably end up being some stamp thats fallen out of somewhere, found its way to the floor and somehow got attached to my bottom........then find it when the area needs a scratching after a roll over in the night

 

I read Little Black Sambo when I was a kid and really enjoyed it. I remember that he seemed like a happy, fun kid and not once thought anything about him being black. Part of the "innocence" of childhood, I guess.

 

Dunno if it's still a thing, but black Americans were buying "black Americana" pieces like the mammy jars, and the statues of black boys dressed up as jockies, etc.

 

Oh yeah Kenty...Oprah being the most famous of the celeb collectors as well if i remember

 

What the EEEK types forget is that Sambo was Indian, not African-american. Those were tigers, not Florida panthers. He was also a little kid who got the better of something who thought he was dinner. I wouldn't try to sell it on the open market either now though, regardless.

The tabby thing on the bracelet indicates that gold it ain't. Once in a blue moon a sterling one pops up, but most are 18kgp, or just say Korea at best. The chains usually like magnets.

The sphere thing is labradorite as someone else said. It's a nice chunk of rock and I bet would sell for a pretty penny in a mineral show. The beads are neodymium/alexandrite glass. They're purple in natural daylight but turn light blue in fluorescent light.

 

yeah i kinda agree with the 18k thing, magnetic it aint.......but gonna have a little experiment going on.............i'm gonna keep the thing on and see how gold it really is.....so after a while here........you should all know tooooooooo