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Lady Faye Verrit
25 Jul 17 18:20
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Fascinating and very useful knowledge!

Just watching how Cowboy Spurs are made.....

Don't miss it!!

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Roquebrune
When: 25 Jul 17 19:10
Very useful knowing how spurs are made Plain
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jed.davison
When: 25 Jul 17 19:12
Spurs are born, not made.
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Roquebrune
When: 25 Jul 17 19:17
Wrong jed,Spurs are bought from other clubs.
By:
zorrostrikes
When: 26 Jul 17 00:45
sends me to sleep - a very useful show to help you drift off.
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Lady Faye Verrit
When: 26 Jul 17 16:26
A worker puts it in a machine called a "Flim-Flam-Flopper-Whopper!

All useful knowledge, with which to bore people senseless, at the bar!

Minimum wage (presumably) workers standing at a conveyor belt, and picking out rejects for eight hours a day!

I wonder if they lay in bed, trying to think of better techniques, for efficiency!

I wouldn't last ten minutes¬
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annie.
When: 26 Jul 17 16:38
I am not the least interested in machines normally, being a woman, but I find this program definitely watchable if it is about something I am interested in.
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zorrostrikes
When: 26 Jul 17 20:15
play school or play away used to have a five minute section in whiv=ch they showed something being made - like crayons or pencils.

they just made it a stand alone show.
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