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Strangely drawn to reading this thread due to the subject title, very disappointed to discover it is actually about knitting and not code word for something exciting.


I have never understood knitting, all that manic hand movement, it makes me want to grab the needles and poke people's eyes out


(note: no anger management issues observed for the past six months..)

I've heard there is a clan of knitters in the depths of the New Forest. Very little evidence has been gathered about them but a keen local group of knitspotters have found some half finished jumpers and scarfs during their treks. Story goes that then can be lured out by leaving large amounts of strawberries for them, but nothing to prove that just yet.

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