I linked mine here but - Well, I cannot tell it is too verbose...

Well, these avatars are fun, I have been getting comments like - is that really you, you look mean, or a-tit-tude, and one person called me "mr. cooly-cool" That's why I piratised my Avatar. I've changed it here again because I evidently have nothing else to contribute at the moment, I grew a "Ross MacIntosh" at Christmas this year, and had some fun when I shaved er off.. this one is my Yosemite Sam look.. I'll post a picture of me looking nice, and respectful in a couple days. poster-Shaun Tennant

I just saw the film, great work Justin and wellcome back. Ok we have seen it now we can delete it. Just kidding.

...and still does not work.

This one is kind of pointless but neat as well. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WR931mtC3l4&NR=1

Ross that is a great resource, thank you. Down 12 lbs now!

I'm not a professional woodworker myself but I can see some differences between an Altendorf F45 and a Sawstop. 1 size 2 weight 3 price but 4 the sawstop is much safer. For the little woodwork that I do my DIY saw mounted under a DIY table is more than enough. And I can tell you, every time I turn it on, it scares me. I keep my distance from the blade!

Hi Tony, welcoma aboard! @unknownuser said: "(insert something witty here...)" No, just a name (Tony will make it) for us all not to have to call you all the time "Tkessler"

Nice work. Very nice. I like all of the results shown at the SketchCrawl forum too. I really wish I could draw like that. It's been so long. Hacking off your arm may give you that tortured artist angle. Before you feed it to the werewolves, sketch it. Heck . . . look what it did for Van Gogh!

Shaun, that's a Yellowfin Tuna. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yellowfin_tuna I just looked online and found a current world record of 311 pounds. Wow. That was caught with a spear gun. Now that's a manly way to catch a fish.

You're all welcome to quote those lyrics, but for all honesty and for the youngsters in this forum I have to thank Paul Simon and Art Garfunkel for laying the foundations. poster-Maggy

I have no idea how it works, Ross. I assume it record the raw number of returns on a given search. You can search for "night" and "day" and get a response. It's not scientific by any means.

I use the H.264 codec almost exclusively. Excellent quality with decent file sizes, though a highly textured 364 acre development, 1024 x 768, 8 minutes long is 2.4 Gigs. And that is with 2D trees (2000 of them)

Yes, Coen, I figured that out, thanks. It's just about my home town in my user account anyway (the flash part can handle other characters).

@mark leichliter said: WIP: Work In Progress. Thanks for clearing that up. I was worried: "Weapons of Immense Potency" "Wampas of Incalculable Pustulence" (that's a Star Wars reference) "Wonky Infantile Politics" "Wimpy Insecurity Plug" "Wonderful Institution Pulverized" "Wombats Insufferably Proliferating" "Wildly Intersecting Proclivities" "Wearisome Indigestible Protazoans" I was really hoping it wasn't "Worrisome Insect Proboscis" because that would imply that I had absolutely no grip on what this or any other SketchUp forum was about. --Lewis poster-Lewis Wadsworth

Waaaah! This is pretty heavy metaphysical stuff! 'There is no Google' Coen you have obviously been reading Richard Dawkins' book 'The Google Delusion'

Martin, wait, Didier clone several! Happy birthday!

And it also warns you (even if you don't visit that particular website from where it is originally) that there are unread news (I think with a small, yellor star).

Thanks John. That was interesting. I'd bet William doesn't snore. Regards, Ross

@unknownuser said: Oh c'mon guys. Pencils in the Corner Bar? I'll gladly add a pencil to the Murphy, but don't you guys know how to chill out from work? ... um, I am at work.