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  1. 4th Apr 2001, 11:21 PM #1
    RFINK
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    Neil, Why doesn't anyone ever post to the Woodcarving Board? I feel the poor little thing is neglected. If I knew anything about woodcarving, I would write to it. I think we need a little campaign to keep it busier.

    While I'm at it, here's a complaint. Now that I'm RFINK instead of RFNK (because you wouldn't let me keep RFNK because I forgot my password) I have to suffer the indignity of being an apprentice again! How unfair!

    Yep, I reckon I know just how that poor little NEGLECTED Woodcarving Bulletin Board must feel.
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  3. 8th Apr 2001, 07:58 PM #2
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    Hey look, I'm a full member again! Thank you Neil, my self esteem is now restored, and there are now three sort of current messages on the Woodcarving BB! Is this a record?
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  4. 22nd Apr 2001, 12:00 PM #3
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    Oh rats, doorstop, you caught me out again!

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    Woodcarving Woodworking's poor cousin Does anyone know of any american wood carving boards around?
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  6. 3rd Sep 2005, 10:10 PM #5
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    Gezz I checked out some of the american woodcarving forum "Gezz they are good carvers!" It would be good to see if aussies could get to there standards
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  7. 27th Jan 2006, 05:54 PM #6
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    Smile ian the Carver

    Woodcarving = woodworking poetry in motion - you just wouldn't understand
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  8. 27th Jan 2006, 11:55 PM #7
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    Im really looking forward to woodcarving............in about 1000years when I cant git outta me rocker

    Bit a whittlin would be as much fun as my old ticker could take about then.

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