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It's said that tripping from the back outside could grab your saw if even with or above the bore cut. I guess it could be the same if cutting all the way back until release after the bore. I trip from below to be safe, but I wonder what are the chances of it grabbing your bar if you don't?

Yes, I try to forget my barber chair experience and fifteen pages keep reminding me.

Yes, I've always wondered what the great spirit thought of those nuclear test blasts on land.

Not an unuseful technique for crane work sometimes when there is imbalance with limbs and lean in the top pick. Whittle it down to the middle and the pick can move about before leaving the cut and the crane can make adjustments. It helps beginners in not getting their saws stuck. I wonder if...

Wow, an old limb in the hinge area! Kind of nice to have only heard about such a thing and not have suffered from it yourself.

Grain might be a factor as well. Would it still split up if there was grain runout around and above the hinge? Try it. :D

Some Mexicans I've had the pleasure of meeting never graduated.

Nothing wrong with experimenting if it doesn't endanger, but speaking for myself, there is so much to constantly learn without adding the questionable things to it.