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I am sure even a crocodile could look like a canarie in order to get that medication

Congrats on your Starlux, Clairet and Britains Susanne, they look great!
Those older vintage models do have something special i think!
The Britains species are blue gnu or wildebeast, Springbuck, European Red Deer and Giant Tortoise.
To inform you, from the Giant Tortoise, there is an earlier version too...
The Starlux is marked as a gazelle in general in the 1971 Starlux flyer, but will be an Impala as Christoph suggested.

Thanks Sylvia, Kristie and Willy

Willy, thanks for the info. Yes, the tortoise looks very new. But I love him (or her ?)

SUSANNE wrote:

Thanks Sylvia, Kristie and Willy

Willy, thanks for the info. Yes, the tortoise looks very new. But I love him (or her ?)

Sometimes is very hard to determine genders! Robert in other tread told me to see it in the profile... but look at this tortoise, she lived most part of its life with the name Harry and died with the name Harriet!!!
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Apparently nobody peaked under her hood

skysthelimit wrote:

Apparently nobody peaked under her hood

Robert!!! Are you using my croc's medication???

Haha Robert, i guess so indeed...
Harriet from the Australian Zoo, which was even brought by Darwin himself to Australia, that old she was!

Wow, that Harriet was such a fantastic creature, so old and so huge !
It must be an iteresting history how she came to Australia .

My new tortoise is going to be called Harryet from now on


Robert, take care with theat medication

Didn't you know I was a tortoise in my previous life?

HKHollinstone wrote:

Didn't you know I was a tortoise in my previous life?

WOW! You are lucky !
Not only interesting, unusual, beautyful and charming, - but you will also become very old

But take care of those wrinkles

SUSANNE wrote:

HKHollinstone wrote:

Didn't you know I was a tortoise in my previous life?

WOW! You are lucky !
Not only interesting, unusual, beautyful and charming, - but you will also become very old

But take care of those wrinkles

I don't think they are beautiful as such
Of all the animals in the world there had to be a tortoise called Harriet, now everyone will think of me as one

Too many croc medication in this forum!!!

HKHollinstone wrote:

Didn't you know I was a tortoise in my previous life?

Then i guess, that you are a hard shell to crack, haha...

What is crocodile medication Roger, did i miss something here?

WILLYBACOMAN wrote:

HKHollinstone wrote:

Didn't you know I was a tortoise in my previous life?

Then i guess, that you are a hard shell to crack, haha...

What is crocodile medication Roger, did i miss something here?

Nothing special Willy!
Only a drink that makes we say some things like:
"Then i guess, that you are a hard shell to crack, haha... "

I really don't understand anything about drinking alcohol...

WILLYBACOMAN wrote:

I really don't understand anything about drinking alcohol...

So, let's go for an explanation!!!

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Good Harriet, that is the most formal way to say thank you, and that is how you should learn it first of course...

WILLYBACOMAN wrote:

Ok then, everybody its own way, isn't it?

In official Dutch it is: Dankuwel.
That is the very nice and respectfull way, or dankjewel, for a little bit less respect or when you know someone a little bit better.
Or very common it is bedankt, or thank you very much can be héél erg bedankt!
So now you know 4 versions in Dutch to say thank you!

Which one have I to choose to show you how thankful I am? Dankuwel???

Anyway you like Roger, saying thank you means more than how you say it...

Good croc-model, could be a very good friend of me too, haha.

WILLYBACOMAN wrote:

Good croc-model, could be a very good friend of me too, haha.

Willy, are you collecting butlers, outdoor furniture or... ... !
I think you will need this fish!:)

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I was a collector whole my life, it is better to ask what i didn't collect, haha.

But i like the chair very much, do you have a link where i can buy it maybe?

WILLYBACOMAN wrote:

I was a collector whole my life, it is better to ask what i didn't collect, haha.

But i like the chair very much, do you have a link where i can buy it maybe?

Eh Willy! I don't know if you are kidding... anyway here goes the link:
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But I think this shop is much more interesting
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It's a new and small shop near me, not selling online but if you want anything contact me... I'm thinking make a tread about it but first need to Admin's autorization!

Thanks for the links Roger!

The chair would be to expensive, just for fun...

But from the other link, i saw that they had some posters, and specially that one, with all of the ungulates of Africa i would like to have.
Could you see for me how much it costs, and how i can get it please?
Thanks you, muy obligado!

WILLYBACOMAN wrote:

Thanks for the links Roger!

The chair would be to expensive, just for fun...

But from the other link, i saw that they had some posters, and specially that one, with all of the ungulates of Africa i would like to have.
Could you see for me how much it costs, and how i can get it please?
Thanks you, muy obligado!

As soon as possible, my old collector friend!!!