Ever notice how a book can feel totally different after you've been through a tough time yourself? I read an article once that said we're basically re-writing the story with our own life experiences as we go. That's probably why your friend Mark saw a deal-breaker where you saw a sad moment.

Disagree honestly, I feel like picking from a million fonts can be just as hard. They had to know their few styles inside and out, which seems harder in a way. Maybe it's just me but that feels like more skill.

Remember to check your loop conditions first.

Duct tape on the wrist is a classic move, but it leaves a nasty sticky mess.

Oh man, that beaver comment is too real. My first table saw project looked like someone chewed through the edge of the board. Learned real fast that a cheap blade just tears up plywood. Switched to a decent ATB grind blade and it was like night and day, just clean cuts with no splinters. It's one of those things you don't know you need until you wreck some material.