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11 thoughts on “The History of Wood, Part 7”

  1. This is drivel. It is not remotely funny. Please Stop It.

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    1. From reading these, and by the way, you are not forced to read these blog entries if you don’t like them, they sound a lot like Roy Underhill if you’ve ever heard him teach or watched “The Woodwright’s Shop”.

      Patrick

      1. That is very high praise, Patrick. As I commented in a previous post, these were written 25 or so years ago and at that time many people thought they were very funny. Chris agreed and wanted to run them here. Nothing is more subjective than humor. For every person that loves the Three stooges, or Monty Python, for example, there are those that hate them. They have a rather large title, so there easy to spot and ignore if they aren’t your cup of tea. I promise I would still be happy to shake you hand if we ever meet at a woodworking event, even though you might not like my writing.
        Dan

  2. Now i know where Garrett Wade gets all the stuff they keep selling me.

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