Alas poor Yorick...

[selectedgrub]

Yes.

 

[MysterG]

Finally emptied my gas bottle over the weekend. Saturday morning obviously, and not long enough before the local supplier shut for me to get a refill, so I've just collected some this morning.
Any hoo, when it ran out I was doing this.

 

[Johnnybravo]

You sure that isn’t Dame Edna’s skull?

 

[MysterG]

 

[MysterG]

Well Jake (for that is his name) is about done.
A bit of lacquer on the metal, a bit more wax on the wood and I think I'll call it a day.

 

[selectedgrub]

Hi Myster G
If you put it in the "stuff you have made today" thread.
You'd double or triple your likes and those can then be sold for bitcoins.

Great job, well done and for what it's worth, thanks for sharing.

 

[MysterG]

Hi Myster G
If you put it in the "stuff you have made today" thread.
You'd double or triple your likes and those can then be sold for bitcoins.

Great job, well done and for what it's worth, thanks for sharing.

It is funny the whole 'likes' thing. It is very much seen as a form of currency these days. My Father mentioned that my Sister had posted a picture of it on Instagram and I should set up an account as it had got loads of likes. My interest piqued, I created an account and followed my Sister .... It had 11 likes

Positive feedback from someone with your talent is worth a lot of likes. Thanks

 

[Aff]

I can sell you 150 likes for only £9.99 Great British Pound Coins.

On a serious note, it looks awesome mate, really like the addition of the wood and the 'patina' you got on the metal.

 

[MysterG]

I can sell you 150 likes for only £9.99 Great British Pound Coins.

On a serious note, it looks awesome mate, really like the addition of the wood and the 'patina' you got on the metal.

That reminds me of a Dave Gorman thing about paying for followers on social media.
I know very little about social media but if they are not real, what's the point?