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Old 22nd January 2018, 10:54 PM   #6
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Originally Posted by fernando
Thank you so much, Gentlemen.
Rick, you took 22 minutes to empty my dream in that this device had a more thrilling purpose ... serrated edge, spear point and all .
So' hay knife' were the key words; i went browsing with them and found tons of information on these things ... as if they were not an American invention, despite some misinformed sources pretending that they have a British origin.
Yankee Ingenuity Fernando.
I grew up on a farm that dated back to 1690.
There were lots of strange implements.
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