Random Thought Thread

[Fonedork]

Mums here are flowers that look like muppets.

 

[jjweb]

Are you Australian by birth? My kids who were born here still use the written word format Mum instead of Mom because Mom’s a Brit!

No , My mum just married an Aussie when I was about 17 , couldn’t understand anything he said for about a year or so ... lol

 

[SIx Magpies]

Mums here are flowers that look like muppets.

Is that an abbreviated way of saying Chrysanthemums?

Merry Christmas to all who frequent this forum!
You all seem like a nice bunch and I love that it's a drama free zone.
All the best to you all.

 

[mpjustin]

I think UF’s should be sold in pairs!!!!
That is all.

 

[WValtakis]

I think UF’s should be sold in pairs!!!!
That is all.

Only because you just got one

 

[Nathan the Machinist]

random thought: eventually, given enough time, some country music artist will eventually write a song about knife making and when they get to the bit about sharpening you'll have a country music song. I'd write it myself but the language might be too salty for radio

 

[Fonedork]

I would like to help you make this obscene song.

 

[Nathan the Machinist]

I would like to help you make this obscene song.

okay. I'm thinking something in D flat minor.

I'm serious.

 

[betzner]

Eric, you can create a whole new genre of music by being the first to write a rap country music song in D flat minor!

And I'm sure it will be given even further new meaning by the Nathan Carothers golden voicebox.

 

[Nathan the Machinist]

Eric, you can create a whole new genre of music by being the first to write a rap country music song in D flat minor!

And I'm sure it will be given even further new meaning by the Nathan Carothers golden voicebox.

I think I have a Goddamn fiddle somewhere too...

 

[Ajack60]

random thought: eventually, given enough time, some country music artist will eventually write a song about knife making and when they get to the bit about sharpening you'll have a country music song. I'd write it myself but the language might be too salty for radio

You would think that the Zach Brown Band would have written one by now. Evidently, it’s one of those subjects that can’t be aired to the public.

 

[Nathan the Machinist]

I'm sharpening comp Choppers today and I'm serious this is seriously difficult. These knives are hard, literally.

 

[Nathan the Machinist]

I'm on the third 220 ceramic belt on this one knife this morning. My hands hurt.

 

[Nathan the Machinist]

Last week this pattern was a breeze.

 

[Nathan the Machinist]

Well, not a breeze, but I successfully got four done. I'm beating my head against the wall today and yesterday.

 

[Nathan the Machinist]

Okay Zach Brown. I know you Google yourself, everybody does. Here's some press on bladeforums, you can't resist. You're reading this, I know you are. You need to step it up, knife makers need a country song about sharpening. It needs to embody the Despair and existential angst of taking an almost finished knife and trying to finish it without fucking it up.

 

[91bravo]

Okay Zach Brown. I know you Google yourself, everybody does. Here's some press on bladeforums, you can't resist. You're reading this, I know you are. You need to step it up, knife makers need a country song about sharpening. It needs to embody the Despair and existential angst of taking an almost finished knife and trying to finish it without fucking it up.

Zach would be the one to do it!

 

[betzner]

Only available in "F***in' A" major

 

[Fonedork]

Eric, you can create a whole new genre of music by being the first to write a rap country music song in D flat minor!

And I'm sure it will be given even further new meaning by the Nathan Carothers golden voicebox.

Well, Steve Earle said modern country music is hip hop for people who are scared of black people.
https://www.independent.co.uk/arts-...-stapleton-kendrick-lamar-oasis-a7791486.html

 

[amflud]

I agree with Steve Earle. Also known as bro country, but I prefer to call it tractor rap.