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Emily

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The belt sander is the source of the static, it is basically acting as a van de Graaff generator and is using you as the charge accumulator. Ground yourself when you are using the sander to stop it or stick a metal bowl on the top and have fun making your hair stand on end..

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What's your business name on Etsy, Emily?

It's called Furnival's Workshop, but Etsy have a cruel and sadistic shop names policy that prohibits spaces and apostrophes, so you have to spell it FurnivalsWorkshop, which causes a little apostrophe-shaped part of me to die every time I write it.

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It's called Furnival's Workshop, but Etsy have a cruel and sadistic shop names policy that prohibits spaces and apostrophes, so you have to spell it FurnivalsWorkshop, which causes a little apostrophe-shaped part of me to die every time I write it.

Please don't be too hard on them, it's not their fault, it's because of an Internet standard that you can't have spaces and apostrophes in a URL.

 

Good luck with the hair forks etc., it's nice to see crafts like this surviving in a world of factory production. There appears to be a whole world of hair accessories out there which I was only dimly aware of, despite having a daughter who occasionally sports such items in her hair. Indeed there's a very popular forum for it...

http://forums.longhaircommunity.com/index.php

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Cheers everybody! It's really misty here today and I haven't had time to sand any antlers and, despite contriving excuses to prod people in the face, I sadly seem to have lost my electrical charge. Thank you all for your help. :)

If you take all context away from this post, it becomes one of the most bizarre and inexplicable things I've ever read.

 

I love this forum sometimes.

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Please don't be too hard on them, it's not their fault, it's because of an Internet standard that you can't have spaces and apostrophes in a URL.

 

Good luck with the hair forks etc., it's nice to see crafts like this surviving in a world of factory production. There appears to be a whole world of hair accessories out there which I was only dimly aware of, despite having a daughter who occasionally sports such items in her hair. Indeed there's a very popular forum for it...

http://forums.longhaircommunity.com/index.php

I understand about the URL thing, it's just that apostrophe abuse affects me in a deep and personal way... ;) I know, I'm sad.

 

I'm a member of the forum you linked to- in fact it was from that forum that I got the idea for my shop, and from my forum name I got the title, and from the forum members I get most of my business!

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If you take all context away from this post, it becomes one of the most bizarre and inexplicable things I've ever read.

 

I love this forum sometimes.

 

It's been a long time since a post on here has left me cleaning wine from my keyboard - thanks Dave, have a greenie.

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