What's your wood preference?

[Writer]

So... what's your wood preference? :evilgrin:

[ZombieNixon]

1. I don't, er, bend that way,

but I would rate myself as a maple. :evilgrin:

And IBTL! :hide:

[Writer]

2. IBTL?

Really? Are you kidding??? We can't talk about trees???

[ZombieNixon]

9. No tree threads, sorry.

:P

[Writer]

10. Nooo... all my blood, sweat, and creative energies for naught!

It's a good poll. A detailed yet thorough poll that should entertain all of us for hours and hours and hours. Until we can't take it anymore! Please keep this poll going!

[ZombieNixon]

11. Well, K&Red, then.

:evilgrin:

[HEyHEY]

3. Uh, er...no Cedar?

[Writer]

14. Cedar:

Tall and thin. Textured about the trunk and smells nice when in a closet.

[Generic Brad]

4. Ed Wood

Great Johnny Depp movie.

[bridgit]

5. there's no black walnut on this list...

:cry:

[Writer]

15. Black walnut:

Average height yet expansive in girth. Filled with many pairs of nuts.

[bridgit]

21. YAY!

:bounce:

[Deja Q]

6. Another maple here!

And a big thick maple too!

:rofl:

IBTL!!

[Writer]

7. No! It's my FIRST POLL!!!

:cry:

[Deja Q]

22. If you wanted a good pole to be first, you should have PM'ed me!!

:wow:

Oops! I meant "poll". Honest! :blush:

[Writer]

23. I already have a good pole, m'dear...

beneath the sheets over at my house. ;)

[Deja Q]

35. Must you brag?

:spray:

[Writer]

36. Brag?

Oh heavens, HypnoToad. Daily I am honored, humbled, down on my knees in appreciation, for the pole in my house. It is such a beautiful thing.

[CaliforniaPeggy]

8. My dear Writer!

I prefer oak!

A terrific hardwood..........:evilgrin:

[petronius]

12. Don't forget that the Sequoia is the most massive living thing

on the planet. That can be important...

[LeftyMom]

13. I probably shouldn't say how I voted.

:)

[Redstone]

16. Cherry. Hard, yet works like butter.

Second choice: Maple, because it's so goddamned addictive.

Redstone

[GoddessOfGuinness]

17. Oak...Take a gander at this one...

[yellowdogintexas]

30. looks like a live oak, here is a red oak to go with it:

[GoddessOfGuinness]

33. Nice tree!

Yours?

[yellowdogintexas]

41. yes nt

[Luna_Chick]

18. Morning.

Not a bad way to find a gent to start off the day. :evilgrin:

[Drum]

43. LOL!

:)

[Jamastiene]

19. I like my wood like I like my women.

Pine: Tall, pointed, and perpetually "in season."

I like a woman who is taller than I am, who wears pointy shoes, and is perpetually "in season." :evilgrin:

[jmowreader]

20. Lignum vitae

Hard as mild steel and slippery as a Republican.

Used to make bearings and nightsticks for bludgeoning Republicans.

[BarenakedLady]

24. I suddenly miss my favorite tree

very very very much.

[Tyo]

25. Bamboo

Hard yet flexible and continually cropping up

[Writer]

26. That wouldn't be too thin?

:shrug:

[Tyo]

27. Depends

There's some pretty big bamboo out there :7

[mainegreen]

28. No cherry?

[yellowdogintexas]

29. agree, for furniture purposes. I love cherry furniture. For shade

though oak trees rule.


my front yard:

[Writer]

34. Cherry:

Average height. Cheek-pinchingly cute with dangling fruit.

[xchrom]

31. my fav wood: 8x5 of any variety.

[Blue-Jay]

32. Curly maple:

[Fox Mulder]

37. Maple, by far.

I love it when maple leaves turn in the fall.

[momophile]

38. Weeping Willow trees are sexy.

Just sayin'!

[Writer]

39. No, Bansais, Joshuas, or STUMPS?

C'mon, there has to be SOMEONE out there!

[Redstone]

40. Alive, sugar maple. Dead, cherry. Cherrywood works like butter.

I do enjoy working with maple as well, but you have to be careful because it's so brittle.

Oak, I detest. Tough and fibrous, and smells AWFUL when you cut it.

Redstone

[WildEyedLiberal]

42. Nobody likes Bonsai??

Size isn't everything, you guys... geez...

:evilgrin:

[El Fuego]

44. Banyan. Full, lush, and leafy but with a shallow root system.

[sakabatou]

45. Joshua

[Writer]

48. Ooh. That picture looks a bit painful.

In a prickly sort of way. ;)

[wildhorses]

46. cedars are nice, also apple trees and I like dogwoods, too

and I like those Italian Cypress...I think that is what they are called.

I also like topiaries...

[wildhorses]

47. mahogany is nice and also cherry

and knotty pine can be beautiful also

[Writer]

49. Kick.

Bwa-ha!