Yes sir! You the man!
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It’s also David Hume
You forgot dude 
. I grew up on the west coast and dude is definitely all inclusive. Hell it even covers inanimate objects 
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So much for the chat thread…
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I also consider “man” to be gender neutral. I call Mrs Foreigner man all the time. Usually when she has irritated me.
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Okok. I will take my talkative self over to chat instead of clogging the free seeds and clones thread.
I used to use “dude” all the time as it was most often used with me by women friend!
Sadly, as I work in the arts it stopped translating years ago so I’m sticking to the inclusive side of things to be both respectful and safe.
Fun part is if i ever get pushed it’s not like the 80/90’s upbringing wont kick in and I’ll cut you in half faster than you can say “wait, are those my legs over there?”.
It makes the inclusive thing harder though… as i’m a loaded gun most of the time.
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It was on a podium surrounded by lasers in a secret room.
Granny be hustling 
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I dig the new avatar @Mithridate
@Pigeonman may inquire as to what arts you are a part of? I’m a former theatre person, myself
Edit: my family, of course will tell you that I’m still a theatre person. 
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Was trained as a camera operator (motion picture film and video) as well as a grip/electric for the film industry. Cut my teeth, hating the bullshit attitudes and ended up falling in with the film arts crowd via a non-for-profit artist-run center based in moving image arts.
So now I’ve spent the past 16+ years empowering those that have no resources to tell their stories, learn a new trade, make some kewl shit, or waste my fucking time. All in all after 16 years at the same place I’m still smiling and having fun at work so I know it was the right call.
Basically my workplace supports 100years worth of film/video/HD workflows so my ADHD/OCD really fits in with the place 
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My mother knew a nice Scottish lady who would sit around watching football with her little terrier, and smash out an adult sized sweater every couple of days.
Are you going to do dibs or trivia on the first knit-king sweaters? 
Behold the handiwork of Moira, which I suspect has outlived it’s creator.
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Can I call dibs on the sweater?
My sister made me a Wesley crusher ensign outfit for Halloween as a joke. She did a pretty good likeness.
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If you’re not already familiar with it, I highly recommend checking out AlliedMedia.org
And attending/participating with the Allied Media Conference this summer!
I attended virtually last time, and learned more than I ever could have imagined.
FUCKING NICE!
My partner doesn’t stop twiddling sticks OR poking with hooks. I have many a warm sweater and soon something made with Alpaca/Buffalo/Merano!
@HeadyBearAdventures , I’m out of likes!
I was at this: https://www.filmlabs.org/dissemination/lab-meetings/nantes-2016-bains-argentiques/
And at this: https://www.imaa.ca/imaa-analogue-film-gathering-the-ecologies-of-film/
I missed the one in Mexico but I heard it was a shit show.
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I love that! I learned to knit years ago, but haven’t picked it up since. Still have my needles in a bottom drawer… Maybe this is a sign
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I have so many needles and hooks. But damn is the good yarn expensive lol. Screw that heartsaver acrylic crap
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I love this stuff. I had a thin toque made from it that was warmer than things 4 times heavier
Seriously. My partner and I stayed at an off grid homestead, camping, last summer.
They raised cashmere goats, and sheared and spun into yarn. We got one skein to help support the owners: $100
Did you end up making anything with it?