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Bins and scopes-myths and reality (1 Viewer)

normjackson said:
double "D". Where?
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I noticed that too, referring to your 'Baywatch analysis' of current binocular usage I assumed .... ;)

.... one notes also that the 'barrels of a nicely weighted pair of bins' also fit nicely into the outstretched hands of the eager enthusiast ...... and some even like to refer them as their 'nockers' :eek!: How obvious (and disgraceful)it all appears now.... !
 
normjackson said:
Apologies to those who find this humour puerile. Better get back on thread now. Err...
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Quite... and what was that now? Alcohol? Baywatch? Optics even?

If it really was the latter once upon a time, then just discussing the first reduces the hassleof making any more sensible comments ......

;)
 
dantheman said:
Quite... and what was that now? Alcohol? Baywatch? Optics even?

If it really was the latter once upon a time, then just discussing the first reduces the hassleof making any more sensible comments ......

;)
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Superb! The Best Pun on BF ever!!!:t: (It is a pun on David Hasselhof, isn´t it?)
 
alan_rymer said:
Forget about the the Bins and Scopes. The optics I now prefer are filled with Single cask Glenspey, 56%, a revelationB :). You can keep your Islay muck!.
PS
Didn't mean it when I said "Forget about the the Bins and Scopes";), but did about Islay malts! Yuk!:smoke:
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Hello Alan,

Someone critcised my indulging in Islay malt as, "drinking dirt." To which I replied, "Yes, but Scottish dirt."

Happy bird watching,
Arthur
 
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