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Dr D. – The correct
term is Voilà and
not wellah!
It comes from the French language and means there
you are: used to bring somebody's attention to something,
especially in order to elicit appreciation or approval Now, for someone who
invented the language and whose ancestry hails from Greater Deb, There are a half-dozen 'weaves' that have been around from before
Torill & I were born (Although Dr. D invented them). Her claim to fame was in her crochted-style tying, with extended bodies. http://www.kaliningrad-fishing.ru/zhur-sr/008-2005/statja-005-1.html
She too faced the problem of weaving beyong the bend of the hook for making extended bodies. So she crochted the tail extension and wellah! Voilà I met her in nice lady. Had all the guys going, too, as she is pretty. Not me,
though. But Buggs, well, he's a rabbit. DonO |
- Re: [VFB] Deb's Pic Allan Fish
- RE: [VFB] Deb's Pic Deborah Duran
- RE: [VFB] Deb's Pic Neville Gosling
- RE: [VFB] Deb's Pic Neville Gosling
- Re: [VFB] Deb's Pic Jimmy D. Moore
- Re: [VFB] Deb's Pic DonO
- RE: [VFB] Deb's Pic Reuven Segal
- [VFB] RE: Walla Neville Gosling
- Re: [VFB] RE: Walla Jimmy D. Moore
- RE: [VFB] RE: Walla Deborah Duran
- Re: [VFB] RE: Walla J&A Burbank
- [VFB] RE: Walla/Klinkhamer ... Neville Gosling
- Re: [VFB] RE: Walla/Klinkham... Michael Bliss
- Re: [VFB] RE: Walla/Klinkham... Rene Zillmann
