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Re: Free-hand

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JPG wrote:Waltz
Tango
Foxtrot

Not Phonetically Correct, but at least all the same 'category'. :D
True dat... lol!
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So, what does this mean?

Anyone know, without googling it?
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ExtraMile wrote:So, what does this mean?

Anyone know, without googling it?
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Re: Free-hand

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JPG wrote:
ExtraMile wrote:So, what does this mean?

Anyone know, without googling it?
left right







To an ox!
And/or sled dogs? I seem to recall that from reading Jack London novels as a youngster.
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BuckeyeDennis wrote:
JPG wrote:
ExtraMile wrote:So, what does this mean?

Anyone know, without googling it?
left right







To an ox!
And/or sled dogs? I seem to recall that from reading Jack London novels as a youngster.
And perhaps donkeys, mules, horses, ponies, jackasses, but, I think it originated with oxen.
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My Grandfather and Uncle used it with their horse teams. This is when I was a kid about 6 or 7 years old. It was fun to sit on the wagon and watch the horses obey.
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A few more today!
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A few more today. I think I have had my fill for signs :eek:
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