Father day presents

[Steve1066]

This is mine
https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_ ... =631648271
Well happy
What did you get

 

[Cheshirechappie]

Steve - please forgive me a slightly intemperate 'Victor Meldrew' moment, but what is it about Facebook users? The damn thing isn't compulsory, and some of us choose not to use it.

I'm pleased you've got a father's day prezzie, delighted for you that you're chuffed with it, and really appreciate the effort to share it with us. BUT - I haven't a flippin' clue what it is!

I don't belieeeve it....

 

[gregmcateer]

Steve,

I just got Page Not Found, even when I logged in. I'm glad you are chuffed - with whatever you received.

And I didn't get anything - we tend to go with the 'Father's Day is a cynical invention by the card, etc companies' approach.

(Though it would be nice if the kids remembered!!)

 

[Stu_2]

Greg

That's Mother's Day and Easter. Father's Day is different

 

[Glynne]

+1 and Grandads should get double the presses!

 

[Steve1066]

image by -Stephen Doherty3-

 

[Steve1066]

How's that

 

[Cheshirechappie]

How's that

MUCH better. I can see why you're 'well happy', now. You're clearly bringing your children up properly.

Those wooden spokeshaves are much under-rated. I find them easier to control than metal ones, though they do seem to suffer wear in the mouth - that can be repaired with a slip of boxwood, or better still a piece of brass.

 

[Steve1066]

The blade and body are in lovey condition and it works a treat.

 

[rafezetter]

Not so impressed, some blighters given that chisel a right beating... utterly useless - I'll dispose of it for you.