[ziggy]

novachick wrote:

ziggy wrote:

ShepherdsDog wrote:

its a raccoon

Thats what I thought at first but the face markings are different,plus it was very thin,like a fisher or Martin,and almost a meter in length.It has a stamp on the back of it and a number,can it be checked?

Wanna sell it

I can get you caribou furs for about 5 bucks a piece,or trade for stone or rock.....

[ShepherdsDog]

novachick wrote:

That cheap....dammit Shep and Zig you have me in tears here. I don't even wanna talk about what I paid for some of the stuff I have

I collect brass, bronze and stone statuary for the most part. My wife likes the ceramics. I always have my eyes open for bladed weapons, but most are cheap imitations. A fellow I work with is engaged to a local girl. Her family is big in the antiquity trading. Her father travels to the mainland to some pretty remote places. They deal mainly in ceramics and traditional wood carvings(furniture included. Their customers are usually overseas Chinese in Canada, Australia and the US.

[novachick]

ziggy wrote:

novachick wrote:

ziggy wrote:

ShepherdsDog wrote:

its a raccoon

Thats what I thought at first but the face markings are different,plus it was very thin,like a fisher or Martin,and almost a meter in length.It has a stamp on the back of it and a number,can it be checked?

Wanna sell it

I can get you caribou furs for about 5 bucks a piece,or trade for stone or rock.....

Your shitting me...$5. PM me your address if you don't mind. I'll send you the money

[novachick]

ShepherdsDog wrote:

novachick wrote:

That cheap....dammit Shep and Zig you have me in tears here. I don't even wanna talk about what I paid for some of the stuff I have

I collect brass, bronze and stone statuary for the most part. My wife likes the ceramics. I always have my eyes open for bladed weapons, but most are cheap imitations. A fellow I work with is engaged to a local girl. Her family is big in the antiquity trading. Her father travels to the mainland to some pretty remote places. They deal mainly in ceramics and traditional wood carvings(furniture included. Their customers are usually overseas Chinese in Canada, Australia and the US.

I love wood items. I have a cane from Africa with a knife that pulls out. The metal in it is odd though.

[novachick]

Here it is

[ShepherdsDog]

geez a gimp that will cut you for making fun of her funny limp

[novachick]

ShepherdsDog wrote:

geez a gimp that will cut you for making fun of her funny limp

I have some swords too wanna see them

[ziggy]

novachick wrote:

ziggy wrote:

novachick wrote:

ziggy wrote:

ShepherdsDog wrote:

its a raccoon

Thats what I thought at first but the face markings are different,plus it was very thin,like a fisher or Martin,and almost a meter in length.It has a stamp on the back of it and a number,can it be checked?

Wanna sell it

I can get you caribou furs for about 5 bucks a piece,or trade for stone or rock.....

Your shitting me...$5. PM me your address if you don't mind. I'll send you the money

Sure,Henry Ford(who worked in a GM plant) will oblige.He brings in a couple armloads every turn around. He also runs one of the 2 art and fur gallerries in Baker. I can get you anything,sammys wolverine jacket is nice,want one of those?

[ziggy]

Those are Wolverine front legs and claws dangling off his parka.

[novachick]

I'd be forever in your debt just to get the furs

[novachick]

ziggy wrote:

Those are Wolverine front legs and claws dangling off his parka.

Holy crap really What do those cost?

[ShepherdsDog]

If you've got lime, i've got all the coconut juice you could want.....cheap.


This was our air quality at its best today.

[novachick]

Those are coconuts Damn I feel like I can't breathe just looking at that pic

[ShepherdsDog]

It gets worse. I took this picture 2 weeks ago and in the background you can see Monkey Mountain in the distance. Today we were less than a kilometer away and you couldn't see it at all.

[novachick]

ShepherdsDog wrote:

It gets worse.

You need to get the FLUFF outta there