Since your buddys on this thread said politician are open game, you have to subtract one from your attacks...
Laughing at your poor excuse for an insult. Carding has to do with lining up the fibers in one direction. Your assumption that I card is silly and an assumption of yours based on no evidence..Before you can weave, you card, and make rovings and spin into yarn, then you are ready to weft or warf your loom. its been years so wefting and warfing has long since been lost to my memory,as to which is which, I had a table top loom. One is threaded up and down the loom, the other is the yard being thrown via a shuttle left to right..or right to left...
You left out the shearing, handsorting of the fiber to use...rassling with goats to shear them....
Time to go to bed taa taa
I caught that SOB Cheatin’!!!
Then we butted heads,,,
Po’Goat had to go to the Goat’Hospital!!!
Po’Goat tried that with Harley and got Shot!!!
Harley pulled his .44’s!!!,,,
BBQ goat is purdy good!!!...;0)...
I have a sincere question for you. Which breed of goat would have the best chance of survival in six or seven months of winter with temps colder than twenty below and winds commonly over 80 mph? ...looking for goats of a tougher kind to clean up some very high pasture (over 9,000 feet) with snow drifts often over four feet (eight feet one recent winter). They would have a long shed with straw litter for getting out of the wind, and that’s about it (and two layers of snow fence just to the west of the shed).
‘its been years so wefting and warfing has long since been lost to my memory”
So much so that you forgot that it’s WARP, not ‘warf’.
I never said you said it.
I said you butted in with some inane remark backing up *your* buddy.
It’s not my problem that you are incapable of maintaining a linear train of thought.
[Sorry if that was too many mutisyllabic words in a row]