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[Peruvian]

Hmm. My 5yr old would ask too many questions but great idea otherwise


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Let me get this straight, you have a 5 year old, some outdoor sporting interests and your wife still wants you to get a hobby?

She’s having an affair, dude.

[stealurface831]

She is showing a tendency to allow her hips to open up a little too early. When she keeps them closed down she has a lot more power.

Just sayin'.

she drops her hands, too. gotta keep the hands across the chest and get low with the back shoulder.

[AK47bp]

Let me get this straight, you have a 5 year old, some outdoor sporting interests and your wife still wants you to get a hobby?

She’s having an affair, dude.

Haha.

I wish that were the case.

She doesn’t leave the house and is happy as a clam.

I didn’t get the content doing nothing gene (unless I’m on drugs)




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[old goat]

The more you get into woodworking, the more expensive tools you need, a bigger space, etc. It ain't cheap unless you do it 1850's style.

The trick is building stuff for the house and convincing your wife that the tools you bought were cheaper than if you bought the furniture or paid someone to build the cabinets. (If you spend thousands on a lathe to turn ball point pens this approach probably won't work.)

[TBS]

Speaking of woodworking
How ‘bout building your own wooden kayak

http://www.pygmyboats.com/boat-kits.html

[Flyoverland Captive]

^^^ I almost pulled the trigger on one of those kits back in 2007, but I left the lakes of MN and moved west, so never did it. Solid builds from what I can see.

[TBS]

Old paddling buddy built one. Very solid and incredibly light.

[KQ]

FYI for any of you old cheddar heads needed a little visual assistance I highly recommend this. Been a life saver for me (comes with a clamp for attaching to a table/bench):



Pro Quality Magnifying Desk Lamp