Social Distance Distraction - A Little Lit Gathering Thread

[cookiecat]

 

[Cumference]

My feet feel better just looking at this.

Oh yeah?
Then imagine what this buttplug could do.

 

[cookiecat]

Oh yeah?
Then imagine what this buttplug could do.

LOL

You do great work!!

 

[Cumference]

Thanks

Woodturning is great fun.
And taking a dull piece of waste timber or firewood and turn it into something useful or/and pretty (and a lot of shavings) is almost magic.

 

[Bramblethorn]

Thanks

Woodturning is great fun.
And taking a dull piece of waste timber or firewood and turn it into something useful or/and pretty (and a lot of shavings) is almost magic.

I'm not very handy, but I love watching stuff like woodturning and glassblowing.

 

[cookiecat]

How I'm talking with friends:

 

[ashkitten]

This looks like a book I need.


Part of my hair is shaved, so if this goes through the summer, I really might have to try cutting it myself or have several inches of hair just sticking out the side of my head.

 

[Bramblethorn]

Today I had to fill out a profile that asked "Where can you be found when you're not at work?"

answer: "same"

 

[TANSTAAFL58]

Saw this on Imgur today. If I were to get this reaction on doing this, I'd be a happy guy.

Well, hello

 

[cookiecat]

Saw this on Imgur today. If I were to get this reaction on doing this, I'd be a happy guy.

Well, hello

Awwww!!

 

[HotXBuns]

Saw this on Imgur today. If I were to get this reaction on doing this, I'd be a happy guy.

Well, hello

I'm guessing there was a bow tied around it or something. Frankly I'd get a better reaction if I was offering a steaming cup of tea.

 

[twister947]

I'm guessing there was a bow tied around it or something. Frankly I'd get a better reaction if I was offering a steaming cup of tea.

You can balance a serving tray? Respect!

 

[ashkitten]

I'm guessing there was a bow tied around it or something. Frankly I'd get a better reaction if I was offering a steaming cup of tea.

Everything is better with tea, coffee, or snacks!

 

[Cumference]

You made this?
You sick fuck.

Thanks.

I'm not very handy, but I love watching stuff like woodturning and glassblowing.

I have tried my hand at glassblowing. It is bloody magic.
It is so multi-dimensional. You work in space, but also in time and temperature.
I can do very simple things, but I would have to put a lot of hours in it, to do more than that.


Woodturning is a bit scary when starting, but in comparison a lot easier. Time and temperature is not a problem.

You just really have to stick to safe procedures, and accept that sometimes you botch it.
If it is not exotic wood, it does not cost much.
But we are trained “not to ruin things”, and that was the hardest for me.
Now i even like to use the “skew chisel” (aka “Satan’s can opener”). It leaves a fantastic surface, but get the angle wrong, and it tears it up instead.

 

[Cumference]

Whoa.
I may faint, or cum.

It is preferable to cum first, then faint.

 

[Bramblethorn]

I have tried my hand at glassblowing. It is bloody magic.
It is so multi-dimensional. You work in space, but also in time and temperature.
I can do very simple things, but I would have to put a lot of hours in it, to do more than that.

I did a glassworking class once (not blowing, just glass on a stick) and yeah, the time/temperature aspect was fascinating. After several hours I had a not-terrible paperweight I also love how much they have to plan things out, creating a pattern that will turn into what it needs to be once the glass is worked.)

Have you ever seen the Blaschka flowers at Harvard? That had me muttering things like "SORCERY!"

 

[midwestyankee]

Thanks.





I have tried my hand at glassblowing. It is bloody magic.
It is so multi-dimensional. You work in space, but also in time and temperature.
I can do very simple things, but I would have to put a lot of hours in it, to do more than that.


Woodturning is a bit scary when starting, but in comparison a lot easier. Time and temperature is not a problem.

You just really have to stick to safe procedures, and accept that sometimes you botch it.
If it is not exotic wood, it does not cost much.
But we are trained “not to ruin things”, and that was the hardest for me.
Now i even like to use the “skew chisel” (aka “Satan’s can opener”). It leaves a fantastic surface, but get the angle wrong, and it tears it up instead.

I am exclusively a flat-piece woodworker. People who work in the round amaze me.

 

[gracie920101]

I did a glassworking class once (not blowing, just glass on a stick) and yeah, the time/temperature aspect was fascinating. After several hours I had a not-terrible paperweight I also love how much they have to plan things out, creating a pattern that will turn into what it needs to be once the glass is worked.)

Have you ever seen the Blaschka flowers at Harvard? That had me muttering things like "SORCERY!"

Wow! Blaschka glass!

 

[Cumference]

I did a glassworking class once (not blowing, just glass on a stick) and yeah, the time/temperature aspect was fascinating. After several hours I had a not-terrible paperweight I also love how much they have to plan things out, creating a pattern that will turn into what it needs to be once the glass is worked.)

Have you ever seen the Blaschka flowers at Harvard? That had me muttering things like "SORCERY!"

I had never seen those before.
That’s awesome!

 

[cascadiabound]

I had never seen those before.
That’s awesome!

I attended an after hours reception in that museum. I spent more time wandering through the galleries than smoozing with the literati.

 

[littlebirdjoy]

I'm guessing there was a bow tied around it or something. Frankly I'd get a better reaction if I was offering a steaming cup of tea.

I thought the same about a bow or something ^__^
https://youtu.be/MZ35SOU9HTM
Required at that point I'd just start belting it out hey diddle diddle eye de oh hey di diddley ey eh oh I dont know where ya been but I see you've one first Prize!

 

[HotXBuns]

I thought the same about a bow or something ^__^
https://youtu.be/MZ35SOU9HTM
Required at that point I'd just start belting it out hey diddle diddle eye de oh hey di diddley ey eh oh I dont know where ya been but I see you've one first Prize!

Ha ha, I hadn't heard that one before. How apt!

 

[cookiecat]

 

[Dreamliner]

Borrowed from FL30.

 

[Dreamliner]

I attended an after hours reception in that museum. I spent more time wandering through the galleries than smoozing with the literati.

Are you part of the gliterati Cascadia?