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They were. But now they’ve turned small and round again.

The more things change, the more they stay the same.

I had the same thought. But they’re pretty good.

Excellent. What tools do you use for carving Gary?

Have a look at Dalvey. They have great stuff. Left whisky in it for years and it didn’t t kill me. I don’t think.

Thought I might have a small bimble over to the Whittington Inn for lunch and investigate what beverages they have on hand.

Excellent. So you can’t see me calling you a #@:^^$€$§§§{}#@##. Sweeeet!

Gotcha.

If just tap on your name on the screen and at the bottom of the pop up…

Are the avatars set in that small size? I miss the days when the imagery was how you identified people. These new ones are so small that a lot are lost in translation.

What Andy said^^. There is literallly no point in logging off every time. It’s time consuming and utterly pointless. But the option is still there on the profile.

You don’t need to. I’ve never logged off. What’s the point?

For sure. Loved the old darker forum colours. And after years, my avatar makes sense again.

Another one on another journey. I had no idea he was “pict”.

That’s what I’m talking about. Cheers.

No. Most people enjoyed her contributions and she had great interaction with 99%. She’s also quite capable of handling herself. She’s her own person and always will be. And she doesn’t care if people find that weird. She will also just walk away if she finds people annoying and won’t look...

The sheath does now have a very unique patina.

No, it’s a different supplier. They used to be branded FireFlash. I think they only make them exclusively for Woodlore now.

It wouldn’t usually happen, I was just tired and impatient. But the edge on that knife was a bit too fine. The handle is dyed giraffe bone. I had a great supplier of some of the finest giraffe bone in all sorts of finishes, so I’ve got knives that are almost pure ivory coloured, to these...

Not batonning at the time I did that. I was just cutting through a pine bough and hit a hard knot and twisted the blade three times, as I didn’t realise it was causing damage until I’d finished. That was one of Stu Mitchell’s. He did a couple of high grinds for me at that time and the edge is a...