if you were a termite

[BearPipes-1]

<snip> ... it would come out of hot vats of warm solvent and they would get sliced wet. The colors in it were very reminicent of strawberry and cream ice cream. It had a very nice sweet smell as well.

Lee, are you sure that whole experience wasn't just the effect of the hot vats of warm solvent?

Mmmmmm, warm solvent.

[vaking]

If I were a termite I would start with pine. There is more of that around us than all other woods put together. Now, where do I click?

[Jeffrey Schronce]

Ya, I second pine. Gotta start with some softwoods folks, though that sap probably gets pretty chewy. There is no way I'm jumping into something with the density of cocobola! Talk about a case of TMJ!

[djmst38]

cherry!

What no cherry? It smells sooooo good when I cut it that sometimes I will lick the wood.

[ElRay]

Short answer: "Anything but any variety of Oak" -- It's just an ugly wood.

Based on smell and appearance: Cherry or Bolivian Rosewood.

Ray

[phrog]

Favorite

Purple heart but the owner would probably complain he was having a purple heart attack.
Richard

[cabinetman]

Thinking back, I would pick Natalie, starting with the limbs.



"I'M NEVER WRONG - BUT I'M NOT ALWAYS RIGHT"

[thestinker]

Pecan people!!!! Taste just like pecan pie!!!

[bigfoot]

Well, I write in Santos Mahagony..It smells so sweet when it is being cut.

[cobob]

I like my juniper shaken, not stirred.