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Shepherd
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Honestly?
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Stone table makers, that's who. Kinda like carpenters.

But seriously? These guys.
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The King James version.
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Kit the Odd
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Marble Slab Ice Cream

and

Coldstone Creamery.

And it tastes very yummy. (The ice cream off the stane, not the stone itself.)
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Precision measurement machines often use a granite table in order to add mass and stability.
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quote:
The King James version
[Big Grin]

Shepard. There's always this link [ROFL]

Oops, I'm not supposed to link to commercial sites. Sorry.

See also: Narnia
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Shepherd
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Ah, but stone furniture went out of style after they shaved and killed the overly symbolic lion/jesus. Really after the BBC films, stone furniture just really lost its chicque. <-SP?
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sheek?
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sheik/sheikh - Stone furniture has really lost its Mahammed Bin Rashid feel.

chic - Stone furniture has really lost its fashionableness.

chique - Stone furniture has really lost its fleas.

All of these seem to be reasonable and astute observations. [Razz]
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You forgot one. [Wink]

cheek -- Stone furniture has lost its irreverent quality.
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sheeque -- Stone furniture's appeal depends entirely on location, location, location.

(okay, I have to apologize for being too obscure, I was trying to poke fun at the penchant for giving real estate developments names with extra vowels and "fancy" spellings -- Harbour Pointe, for example)
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<laughing at cheeky furniture and Bob, the master of the pun>
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