Had to post - this is classic!!

[John Keeton]

You guys are a sick, sick lot!!!:D

[Norm Zax]

Truer words cannot be said.
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[Steve Schlumpf]

Yup - pretty much says it all! :D

[David E Keller]

Wife must see this... Powerless against allure of all things wood related...

[Thomas Bennett]

Printed and already hanging in the shop!

[bob svoboda]

That's how I roll!

[Bernie Weishapl]

John that pretty much sums it up.

[David DeCristoforo]

Too true! Recently a Chinese Pistachio tree came down across the street. The city guys whacked it up pretty fast but I was able to snatch some rounds before they hauled it away. I was lugging them across the street when my landlord who lives right across the street saw me. We were yacking about the wood and I mentioned that I was going to have to split the rounds pretty quick (a chain saw is one of the things I don't have) and you should have seen his eyes light up. He literally ran back to his house and came trotting back with a chain saw and dove right in to halving the rounds while I leaned against the house watching and instructing him on exactly how I wanted the pieces cut. Tom Sawyer would have been proud of me....

[Jim Underwood]

This is so true. My ears perk up every time I hear a chainsaw anywhere. I crane my neck if I drive past a downed tree, or a chunk of wood....

I have so much wood behind, and in front of my shop, I can't get to it as fast as the bugs and the spalting...

I need a bigger chainsaw and a bigger band saw...:D

...and to be independently wealthy. :)

Hey David, I'd love a picture of that Pistache wood... I drive past one of those trees next to a church downtown every day. I'd always thought it was a Pecan until a horticulturist I know mentioned it to me one day.

[Tim Rinehart]

Nice comic, thanks!

[alex carey]

there should be some lines on the left side of the page indicating some sort of powerful vortex pulling him.

[Allen Neighbors]

I love it!!

[Gary Herrmann]

Timely too.

Gary, who's eyeing the standing dead sugar maple across the street.

Probably not a good idea to drop it in the thunderstorm that'll be home before I am tho. Dang.

[Tom Sherman]

Timely too.

Gary, who's eyeing the standing dead sugar maple across the street.

Probably not a good idea to drop it in the thunderstorm that'll be home before I am tho. Dang.

Think positive Gary, maybe the storm will drop it.

[Steve LaFara]

Timely too.

Gary, who's eyeing the standing dead sugar maple across the street.

Probably not a good idea to drop it in the thunderstorm that'll be home before I am tho. Dang.

What part of town are you in? I can be there at midnight.:D

Seriously, if that thing comes down, I want in or I'm tell'n. Not sure who but I'm tell'n.

[neil mackay]

Ah! roto nemus addiction, that insidious condition, no know cure either and its terminal.

[Nathan Hawkes]

This is priceless! Thanks for the laugh!!!

[James Roberts]

Like lookin' in a mirror, I've so been there.

[Dick Strauss]

How often have I caught my self saying "Ahhhhh, the siren song of the chainsaw...must resist...no more room for more wood". Then I stop by to see if there is anything special only to pick up one or two pieces anyway.

[Ron Bontz]

So now I know what happened to me yesterday. I was supposed to doing flat work in my shop, way behind. The next thing I knew I was using my chain saw and cutting 18 bowl blanks out of walnut to anchor seal. Wew. For a second there I thought the vortex was pulling me in AGAIN. :D