• Thanks for visiting The Penturners Forum today.

    There are many features and resources that currently you are unable to see or access, either because you're not yet registered, or if you're already registered, because you're not logged in.

    To gain full access to the forum, please log in or register now. Registration is completely free, it only takes a few seconds, and you can join our well established community of like-minded pen makers.

For The Lady Hunters

Les ELm

Executive Member
Joined
Oct 19, 2014
Posts
5,493
Location
Red Deer, Alberta, Canada
First Name
Les
That have every thing.
A couple of women hunters at one of the gun shows asked me if i could make them some earrings.
This is what I came up with.

Les

DSC01015%20Custom.jpg
 

Neil

Fellow
Joined
May 21, 2013
Posts
3,132
Location
Hitchin, Hertfordshire
First Name
Neil
Les,
Your workmanship is impeccable and the design innovative. Nevertheless I find them utterly repulsive. I cannot imagine what woman could possibly think that this style of body Jewellry would or could make her any more attractive to either sex is beyond me, or if it was not for the purposes of attraction what on earth the purpose of such adornment could possibly be unless of course you are Rebecca Francis or the like and get off on making yourself look as foolish and stupid as they are obviously are.

Don't get me wrong Les, nice work, I just find the end result repulsive due to the association with the mentality of the people who might wear them.
 

bassethound

Executive Member
Joined
Mar 12, 2014
Posts
7,581
Location
East Sussex
First Name
Ted
Sorry Les but I must agree with Neil, why would any woman wear something like that? I always thought they used earrings as an adornment :thinks: I think I have lost the plot completely now, You're work is always amazing mate, but this? :sob:
 

Penpal

Grand Master
Joined
May 26, 2013
Posts
25,342
Location
Canberra AUSTRALIA
First Name
Peter
Knocks the socks off those lobe disks mate, diamonds in the nose,cheeks, lips and wherever. Theres a lady up north an also ran for President who would embrace them. I admire your versatility but my ;lateral thinking would see those blokes with rings etc in their ears one side or the other being interested you trendsetter you.

I agree I made a trip in the USA one time in the 70,s on one flight there was 40 or 60 handguns hanging on a special fixture for the flight we here have no concept of the following weapons have in the United States and Canada.

Peter.:fingers::fingers::fingers:
 

Grump

Grand Master
Joined
Aug 17, 2013
Posts
10,504
Location
Stevenage
First Name
Brian
Cor thanks for your comments lads, saved me getting banned barred or deleted init?
All I can think, How Grizzly must those wimin be?
What is this fixation with with guns and bloody bullets?
Join the Army and get that fight out of your system init?
 

Neil

Fellow
Joined
May 21, 2013
Posts
3,132
Location
Hitchin, Hertfordshire
First Name
Neil
As far as body adornments go these are pretty mild. Gentlemen it's called "case flow". Les way to give the customer what they want.

Terry,
You dont have the monopoly on tasteless jewellery I can assure you! We have our fair share of those who believe in reincarnation and are currently enduring life No 2 as pin cushions, and I don't have any criticism of Les or anyone else who fulfills a customers requirements. We would use the terminology case flow as a way of the judiciary intervening in a case that through legal argument is in danger of grinding to a halt, but I guess that it in your context it is merely an expression of fulfilling market demand?
 

Les ELm

Executive Member
Joined
Oct 19, 2014
Posts
5,493
Location
Red Deer, Alberta, Canada
First Name
Les
Originally Posted by Terry Q
As far as body adornments go these are pretty mild. Gentlemen it's called "case flow". Les way to give the customer what they want.

Rather than "Case Flow" I call it "Cash Flow" .

Les
 

chas_41_uk

Registered
Joined
Mar 13, 2014
Posts
10,034
Location
Manchester
First Name
Chas
Well they are different. Like othewr on here, I don't like them. But if the customers want them and Les is happy to make them, fair enough
 

Terry Q

Fellow
Joined
Oct 8, 2014
Posts
3,847
Location
Roanoke, Illinois USA
First Name
Terry
Terry,
You dont have the monopoly on tasteless jewellery I can assure you! We have our fair share of those who believe in reincarnation and are currently enduring life No 2 as pin cushions, and I don't have any criticism of Les or anyone else who fulfills a customers requirements. We would use the terminology case flow as a way of the judiciary intervening in a case that through legal argument is in danger of grinding to a halt, but I guess that it in your context it is merely an expression of fulfilling market demand?


Neil I ment cash flow. I wrote that pretty early this morning and wasn't caffeinated yet.
 

Buckeye

ペンメーカー
Executive Member
Joined
Oct 15, 2013
Posts
9,697
Location
UK
First Name
Peter
I think the brass will look okay on a brass.

Peter
 

Bill Mooney

Blind old git
Grand Master
Joined
Aug 16, 2014
Posts
11,023
Location
County Durham
First Name
Bill
If people have an aversion to guns & ammo why are bullet pens so popular & why do people make them? Could be a bit of a moral dilemma.
 

Buckeye

ペンメーカー
Executive Member
Joined
Oct 15, 2013
Posts
9,697
Location
UK
First Name
Peter
I have no aversion to guns or ammo, but somethings are down to taste, I can imagine that the gun totin' american women find them tasteful/political enough to wear them. When it comes to moral dilemma's I can't imagine the gun lobby or the type of woman who wears them will lose any sleep over any number of school children who succumb the sharp end.

Peter
 

Neil

Fellow
Joined
May 21, 2013
Posts
3,132
Location
Hitchin, Hertfordshire
First Name
Neil
If people have an aversion to guns & ammo why are bullet pens so popular & why do people make them? Could be a bit of a moral dilemma.

Bill,

I was the first with an anti comment so fair enough that I respond!

I dont have an aversion to guns or ammunition, I am ex services and believe that they have a purpose in life. They of course have many functions, from use within the military, or within the Police force although the proliferatioin of guns into public life is another lengthy debate. The recreational use of guns is the area which I have an issue with. I used to shoot for Cambridgeshire when I was at school, and as a sporting discipline it is no different from curling, archery, or any other similar sport. What most dont realise that there is a high level of fitness required to shoot competitively. From that aspect of the recreational use of firearms we move towards the killing of animals. I am not a tree hugging, world wildlife fund donating, individual. I fish, I kill them, I eat them. If they are the wrong sort, or are not big enough or are identifiable as pregnant females, I put them back. I shoot, but not much, and I eat what I kill. If I dont want to eat it I dont kill it. If its a pest I kill it and destroy it.

I cannot tolerate anyone who kills for the sake of being a trophy hunter. The days of the Raj, colonial shooting exploits in Africa are of the days well gone by. The news today of the unnecessary killing of a Lion in Africa by some Spanish pillock who paid £34,000 to go and track a male Lion and then blast it with a gun from a safe distance?? I hope he gets not just ridiculed for his stupidity, but ever facet of South African law is bought to bear on the prat. It is the "Hunting" brigade who need to be neutered, not the guns and the ammo, guns and ammo are not dangerous, it is the cretinous individuals who handle them that are. We have some here who shoot stags, only a few fortunately. However there are these idiots, from all countries, who travel, if their own countries do not contain enough suitable large animals for them to kill, to the like of Africa to shoot a large animal who isnt doing any one any degree of harm.

The big animal hunting brigade, the so called industry that surrounds these people and the media tripe that goes with it are shallow people who have not achieved much else in life othr than kill something that somebody else hasnt, Heres one example, Rebecca Francis Rebecca Francis, the giraffe hunter lambasted by Ricky Gervais, says she does not regret killing animal 'for one second' - People - News - The Independent. What a clever girl she is. She has managed to killl all sorts of wildlife and, be it five years ago, managed to kill a giraffe and if that wasnt quite sick enough, then had her photograph taken with the animal. There she is smiling dressed as some form of pseudo military commando, with the exception of the long blond hair. Shes so clever, having killed a black bear with an arrow, well that was clever, and the point was? Is she of such low esteem that the only way she could boost her own standing by killing a black bear. And I'm afraid there are, as you all know well, many more.

Huntinglife.com, wich supports these ridiculous and senseless acts tries to suggest that the Hunters are supporters of wildlife and the acts they carry out are in the best interest of nature, Francis tries to justify her killing of the giraffe as an act requested by the tribesman as it was an old bull giraffe. Oh do grow up you stupid woman, we're not all as stupid as you! Yeah right, just happened to be walking along in Africa in case you should be approached by a loan tribesman who wanted someone to kill a giraffe for him. Sick. What sort of signal does this send to the Chinese who we are trying to stop consuming Rhino horn in the belief that it can give them more erections? The ivory poachers who rather than satisfy an ego are trying to make money, be it illegally?

In case there was any doubt what so ever, in my mind, these people are just very stupid people for which there is no defence, what they do is barbaric and in no way supports the wildlife, if you want to support wildlife be a vet, and at least that way when you fail to cure them from what ever disease they have you can shoot them.

So, I'm just off to the workshop, got some bolt action pens to make.

Sorry Bill but you did ask.
 
Warning! This thread has not had any replies for over a year. You are welcome to post a reply here, but it might be better to start a new thread (and maybe include a link to this one if you need to).
Top