Quote of the day

Taken from an article on wire knitting by Rosemary Hill in the current Twist Collective (www.twistcollective.com) issue:

" Metal Fatigue: Metal fatigue is a term used for the failure of metal, often after it has been pulled, pushed, kinked, bent or otherwise folded, spindled or mutilated past its breaking point. There are other reasons for metal to fail, but since we will not be building a space shuttle, I think we shall move on."

Heh heh.