Authentic-colored Goatskin has arrived!

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Authentic-colored Goatskin has arrived!

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Two days ago, Peter sent me an e-mail to tell me that the authentic-colored goatskin would be arriving in three weeks.

The surprise came a few moments ago when I got up and checked my e-mail and there was another e-mail from him (sent yesterday afternoon). It has come early and he said it would be here Friday.

Yes, giddy as a schoolboy! :roll: Well, can you blame me? It's my first Wested.

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Ohhhh!!!

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Man, I can't wait to get a good look at that jacket!!! I know you're on pins and needles...

Let us know!
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Please post a review and pics when you get it.

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This is most excellent news as I shall be placing my order with Peter when I get home from work tonight. (7 hours from now but who's counting, right)
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Congrads on the new jacket. I hope you get many years of pure enjoyment out of it!!
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Well, I guess not. The authentic-colored goat eludes me a little while longer......

Peter sent me the folowing e-mail this morning shortly before 10a Eastern time:

"Still waiting on delivery, lorry broke down in France.

My Luck

Cheers

Peter"

I want it so bad I can taste it!!
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That's a bummer to hear that. Must be the cold weather that cost the lorry to have problems. Hope you'll get it soon!

Kind regards

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Thanks, DJ!

I know some people think waiting is part of the fun but I want my Wested now! :D
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Fun? I have an whole other idea about fun... and that is opening the package from Wested! :lol: And then putting it on for the very first time... smelling the rich new leather aroma! Gosh... That's so great!
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At the risk of sounding stupid...lorry????
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Truck. Regards. Michaelson
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That doesn't sound stupid at all ITG... Englishmen and Americans do have other words which sometimes they don't understand at all.
The Frenchspeaking people of Belgium compared to the French do have some words like that aswell. Example. The number 70. In France they say soixante-dix and here in Belgium they say septante.
Something like that.

Completely offtopic I know but heck.. it's late here.

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Spanish is no different. Words and phrases vary between countries as well as regional words within a given country too.

No different than here in the U.S. Do you put your groceries in a "sack" or a "bag?" Do you drink a "soda" or a "pop" or a "soda pop" or a "coke?"
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Indiana Texas-girl wrote:At the risk of sounding stupid...lorry????
Nothing to worry about...

as Winston Churchill said of Americans and British....


Two peoples seperated by a common language.
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My wife Lori says she is glad we call them trucks in America.
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Hey, Joe...

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You hit upon a big Southern thing there...as we Americans have GREAT divergences in our speech and colloquialisms. For example, whatever it is called elsewhere in the US, in the South, it's just coke. Whatever it is....Sprite, Mr. Pibb, Coca-Cola....you name it, whatever it is, it's usually "Just gimme a coke."

Language is such a cool thing. Of course, I would think that, wouldn't I? I am an English teacher.....

Later y'all!
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Congrats on your first Wested! The thrill is like the symphonic
tension mounting in the music of the Desert Chase Scene in
Raiders. In the U.S. , we chase the lorry, which is a UPS, FedEx, or Postal one. Ah, memories of the Ice Cream Man coming down the block.
Post some pics Indiana Joe!
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Mystique wrote:Congrats on your first Wested! The thrill is like the symphonic
tension mounting in the music of the Desert Chase Scene in
Raiders. In the U.S. , we chase the lorry, which is a UPS, FedEx, or Postal one. Ah, memories of the Ice Cream Man coming down the block.
Post some pics Indiana Joe!
As soon as it arrives! I am sooo anxious for it to get here!

Man, you sure triggered a memory for me, Mystique. I mean--- to remember when the Ice Cream Man was driving through the neighborhood just brings back some memories of hot summer nights and catching "fireflies" (or, is that "lightning bugs?") and getting a Pushup or a Nutty Buddy from the Ice Cream Man. And for you PCs out there, NO, there was never a lady who came through my neighborhood. :wink:

To quote a famous song from the 80's---- "I wanna go back.... and do it all over.... but i can't go back... I know...."

"Memories....." Streisand? Let's not go there.

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Peter e-mailed me on Tuesday regarding the much-anticipated goatskin arrival.Referring to the lorrie that broke down in France,

"Repaired and in customs arriving tomorrow."

I guess that means the skins should have arrived at Wested on Wednesday. The Wested wait continues but I'm diggin' this FS deerskin of Indydawg's (but that's another thread).

Cheers,

Indiana Joe
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