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Originally posted by Bigdadda:
The amatuer photographer is my wife...she keeps muttering something about flipping burgers without a spatchula ?

If we stay on this course, it could eventually get ugly. Oh, what the hell. I had two responses, I'll let you choose:

1. That's an awfully deep voice your wife has....

2. Your wife knows exactly why I can't flip a burger with a spatula and its because I left it over there the last time I was there.

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Originally posted by Sooner1:

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Originally posted by Bigdadda:
The amatuer photographer is my wife...she keeps muttering something about flipping burgers without a spatchula ?

If we stay on this course, it could eventually get ugly. Oh, what the hell. I had two responses, I'll let you choose:

1. That's an awfully deep voice your wife has....

2. Your wife knows exactly why I can't flip a burger with a spatula and its because I left it over there the last time I was there.

I'll take door #2......(perhaps that is a poor choice of words)

That's a darned nice spatula, got a motorized flipper and everything....but the settings don't make much sense...Mmmm nice, Ohh yea, and OMG OMG OMG...

It might need new batteries as its been used quite a bit.

I like the cow cut outs, and having learned of Enid’s history, and that of Government Springs, thought they were appropriate. Would nice bronze statues on stone pedestals look better yes, yet considering the cost what we have is fine.
It would be nice if they were cleaned and repainted, yet they serve a purpose. And I’ll point out that art comes in many shapes, sizes, and mediums. Just because they are not bronze on stone does not mean they are not art.
They add a bit of charm and whimsy in a area that needs it, and in that they serve their purpose well.

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Originally posted by Puppies:
I like them even though they're looking a little weather-beaten. In fact, I think I may appreciate them more because they are a little weather-beaten. It kinda describes, visually, how long ago it was that the cowboys would drive their herds of cattle down, or I guess up, the trail stopping for them to water at the "waterhole". Lots of history there.

Ditto

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Originally posted by Sooner1:
It might need new batteries as its been used quite a bit.

Just the spatula right?