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Great site Mike - Stayed up until the early hours reading all your interesting articles! Keep up the good work. I salute you! :)

Posted by Alfred on May 12 2013 at 11:05
Arrived here from FailBlog! Love love love your bacon egg! Going to buy me some bacon tomorrow and try my best to follow your recipe. :)

Posted by MJ (Website) on Apr 1 2013 at 12:59
Thanks for the cool and fun site. This old girl is going to have some fun!

Posted by Kim on Mar 20 2013 at 12:19
I landed on this site looking for plans for an outrigger canoe; I already have a roto molded kayak but it is a little tippy for lively seas so I decided to make an out rigger for it.
That got me thinking about building a proa/outrigger canoe, I work as a carpenter and have experience on boat interiors but would prefer a plan for actually building a vessel rather than winging it. Anyway the point is having landed on your site I read the whole saga of the Snow Pea and enjoyed every word of it.
Your only mistake was in your mod to the original plan something we all do at sometime.
Great site Thank you.

Posted by Chris on Mar 9 2013 at 22:16
Thank you so much! Love your enquiring mind and creative outlook. As a trainee primary school teacher, I am inspired. Wouldn't it be great if children's experience in the classroom could support children to be as inventive as you are? I shall do my very best to open up worlds of possibilities and see who will step through!

Posted by Bluefish on Mar 8 2013 at 18:32
I love your site Mr. SHRIMP. It's an eclectic mix of interesting and thought provoking content. Thanks for making the world a little better place, at least for me.

Posted by Edward on Feb 21 2013 at 01:20
Thanks for the great site. I read all of your projects and in particular liked the lard lamps, plastic molding, lost wax casting, gardening, tin work, etc... Well, I guess I mostly enjoyed them all. At some point I'll have to try the Self-Organizing Custard Pie.

Posted by Carl (Website) on Jan 29 2013 at 20:06
loving the site very frugal. i came across it only because i was doing a search on sedge seed and its uses as a food source. (cant quite remember the link that sent me here lol

Posted by justin on Jan 26 2013 at 20:51
Great site. Found you on wimp.com
Can't wait to try the clay. We have some great clay along rivers here in Tennessee.

Posted by Pat Nelson on Jan 16 2013 at 22:21
You have a wonderful site. The cleverness and curiosity on display warms my heart. Keep it up please.

Posted by Patrick on Jan 9 2013 at 05:33