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[Zanzetkuken The Great]

I should really drink and post more.

Might want to keep it in this thread.

[sealclubber]

I should really drink and post more.

Might want to keep it in this thread.

Don't worry about me

[Mr S]

I should really drink and post more.

Might want to keep it in this thread.

Don't worry about me, my freind.  I'll surely mind the rules of this forum, as well as decorum.  MIND YOUR OWN BUSINESS!!!!!1!

FTFY 

[Loud Whispers]

I tag the suffix 'smith' at the end of each of my professions due to an old habit that I simply got used to. Some examples include a Mason being a Stonesmith, a hammer being called a Justicesmith, etc etc. My metalsmiths have all metalworking labors enabled, so it would be tedious to name them all weaponsmith, armorsmith and so on. I figured that they are all smiths to being with, and they all... smith... so... smithsmith.

Yeah.

This is genius

[WaffleEggnog]

I tag the suffix 'smith' at the end of each of my professions due to an old habit that I simply got used to. Some examples include a Mason being a Stonesmith, a hammer being called a Justicesmith, etc etc. My metalsmiths have all metalworking labors enabled, so it would be tedious to name them all weaponsmith, armorsmith and so on. I figured that they are all smiths to being with, and they all... smith... so... smithsmith.

Yeah.

This is genius

How did I not think of this!? It makes complete sense!
If a guy has the profession "Weaponsmith", it would be hard to tell what he did, but "Smithsmith"? What else could he be!

[sealclubber]

I tag the suffix 'smith' at the end of each of my professions due to an old habit that I simply got used to. Some examples include a Mason being a Stonesmith, a hammer being called a Justicesmith, etc etc. My metalsmiths have all metalworking labors enabled, so it would be tedious to name them all weaponsmith, armorsmith and so on. I figured that they are all smiths to being with, and they all... smith... so... smithsmith.

Yeah.

This is genius

How did I not think of this!? It makes complete sense!
If a guy has the profession "Weaponsmith", it would be hard to tell what he did, but "Smithsmith"? What else could he be!

Did you even read what I wrote brah? All my smiths have all smithing labors enabled.

[slothen]

Its a pretty common thing people do.  The earliest that I recall would have been syrupleaf, where Holistic Detective was the Deathsmith, there was also a jailsmith, a boozesmith, a foodsmith, and some others.  Sometimes I do this for fun, but I reserve the "smith" suffix for dwarves that were highly skilled or well suited to their professions.

Did you even read what I wrote brah? All my smiths have all smithing labors enabled.

well that's just downright inefficient.

[Loud Whispers]

Did you even read what I wrote brah? All my smiths have all smithing labors enabled.

well that's just downright inefficient.

On the contrary it's quite reliablesmith.

[mastahcheese]

well that's just downright inefficient.

On the contrary it's quite reliablesmith.

^
This is totally sig worthy material

I should really drink and post more.

+1, also sig worthy material.

[weenog]

Well now I feel somewhat less weird about thinking of myself as the Crustsmith at work, after mastering (and turning out to be the only one that can correctly do) a tricky kind of pizza crust.

[Aquathug]

[MaximumZero]

Well now I feel somewhat less weird about thinking of myself as the Crustsmith at work, after mastering (and turning out to be the only one that can correctly do) a tricky kind of pizza crust.

Hmm..I don't actually make anything at work (except money for my employers.) As a salesman, do I get to be a wordsmith, or am I a salesmith?

[mastahcheese]

Well now I feel somewhat less weird about thinking of myself as the Crustsmith at work, after mastering (and turning out to be the only one that can correctly do) a tricky kind of pizza crust.

Hmm..I don't actually make anything at work (except money for my employers.) As a salesman, do I get to be a wordsmith, or am I a salesmith?

A salesman is basically a diplomat, so you would be a wordsmith... I think.
I don't know, I'm just a foodsmith.

[Mr S]

Dont forget the 'wrights.  Cartwrights, plowrights, millwrights, etc.

[weenog]

Well now I feel somewhat less weird about thinking of myself as the Crustsmith at work, after mastering (and turning out to be the only one that can correctly do) a tricky kind of pizza crust.

Hmm..I don't actually make anything at work (except money for my employers.) As a salesman, do I get to be a wordsmith, or am I a salesmith?

You're the broker.  Are you usually On Break when customers arrive?