This is too funny!

On Mon, 27 Nov 2006 12:21:21 GMT, (Mirjam
Bruck-Cohen) wrote:

thank you SUE
that was a very clear explanation
mirjam
s.com wrote:


It's a term that means cobble together, or make do with what you've got
to put something together. Or something along those lines... In this
instance, Wooly means the patterns are basic/simple enough she can make
up her own.

sue


Yep, what Suzee said

"Olwyn Mary" wrote in message
.. .
Shillelagh wrote:
So, who is being rude here?

That's the last I intend to say on it. Have a good day.

Shelagh


Ah yes, now that you are both being challenged on it, you retract.

Olwyn Mary in New Orleans.

I said I wasn't going to say anything more - and you are trying to make me
say something - so here it is - I haven't retracted anything. I don't intend
to start a ****ing contest with you. If you find my posts rude - then put
me on a kill file, you won't hurt my feelings. Now this is truly the last I
intend to say about it. If you want the last word - please - have it.

Shelagh

WoolyGooly
what is the meaning of
Kludge
that I care to knit, or that I can't kludge up on my own.
never saw trhis term before ?
mirjam
I knit with balls all the time and I'm not male: I wind center-pull
balls on the ballwinder, or wind them by hand if the hank is small and
the yarn is fat. Absolutely nothing wrong about knitting with balls,
and it's much easier and more portable than knitting from hanks...

I like that name , it has humor,,,
much better than selling everything with a naked lady over the title ,
i always roll all my wool into balls, much easier to knit from ..
mirjam

I was skimming Elann as I usually do, and today they are flogging their
knitting books. I happened upon this one:

It's titled "Knitting With Balls - A Hands-on Guide to Knitting For the
Modern Man"
http://tinyurl.com/y797a6

I like some of the designs they show, and will have to keep an eye open for
it in the bookstores.

Shelagh

Olwyn Mary ,, i am now speaking as an artist as a woman of 63 [did i
say that ?] a feminist ,,,, There are so many things that are sold
with Rude , Brutal, Abusive AntiFeminist symbols,remarks, and
pictures. We have become used to the idea ,that it is ok , to do it,
but when a title hints jokingly and delicately to the other gender,
you find it rude. In an ideal world i would have agreed with you , but
now we have to TURN the tables, and agree and understand that this
kind of titles will teach and educate men , to be more considerate
with Female sensitivities ,,,
mirjam

Shillelagh wrote:
So, who is being rude here?

That's the last I intend to say on it. Have a good day.

Shelagh


Ah yes, now that you are both being challenged on it, you retract.

Olwyn Mary in New Orleans.

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thank you SUE
that was a very clear explanation
mirjam
s.com wrote:

Mirjam Bruck-Cohen wrote:
WoolyGooly
what is the meaning of
Kludge

that I care to knit, or that I can't kludge up on my own.
never saw trhis term before ?
mirjam

It's a term that means cobble together, or make do with what you've got
to put something together. Or something along those lines... In this
instance, Wooly means the patterns are basic/simple enough she can make
up her own.

sue