Elf in the shop

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Elf in the shop

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You've heard of "Elf on the Shelf"?

Here's "Elf in the Shop".

Feel free to add your own pictures.

Steve
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Re: Elf in the shop

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SteveM wrote:You've heard of "Elf on the Shelf"?

Here's "Elf in the Shop".

Feel free to add your own pictures.

Steve
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Soft jaws not required.
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spro wrote:Soft jaws not required.
Wasn't sure how to hold him in the lathe. Maybe tie him to the faceplate.

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Do you know what you call Santa's little helpers?

Subordinate Clauses...
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ctwo wrote:Do you know what you call Santa's little helpers?

Subordinate Clauses...
Somebody just read the AARP bulletin. :lol:
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Sick. You're all just sick. And I love you all! :-D
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Hi There,

Is the Elf related to Mr.Bill?

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"Oh, no..."
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Re: Elf in the shop

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We had some more "quality time' in the shop yesterday.

Elf wanted to know what "thread count" he was made of.

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Painful looking earplugs...
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tornitore45 wrote:
ctwo wrote:Do you know what you call Santa's little helpers?

Subordinate Clauses...
Somebody just read the AARP bulletin. :lol:
Well, what do you call Santa when he goes on Mrs. Kringle's healthcare plan?

A Dependent Clause...
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