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Got wood? (what can I say? I have humor needs.)
 
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Is this the lab ? and you never said !

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I was a much younger man the first time I saw this photo. My reaction to it then -- as I recall -- was very different from my reaction this time, which is pretty much "Stobs! Splinters! Abrasions! Ouch! Put on more clothing, are ye daft?!?"

We lived in a log cabin and heated with wood in the Yukon for much of my childhood, so I have plenty of vivid sense memories about the different ways you can get painfully wounded while felling, limbing, bucking, hauling, and stacking trees. Naked lumberjacking doesn't even look sexy to me now, it just makes me cringe and want to cry.
 
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Like the Seinfeld episode, seems like their is a certain bias in the hiring of these lumberjack ladies.
 
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I searched for "safety" and this thread didn't come up ...
 
I agree. Here's the link: http://stoves2.com
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