That's digging up contaminated sites, to be clearer. And sampling soil and water, and figuring out the cost of all this, and trying to keep the cost under control...

Pseudofelinoid entities sip milk, scratch posts and in general make nuisances of themselves all the while looking endearing at the right moments.

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Pseudofelinoid entities sip milk, scratch posts and in general make nuisances of themselves all the while looking endearing at the right moments.

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Like I said, I dig (this). Like I said elsewhere, I'm a pseudobeagloid entity.

My earliest memory, incidentally, is of digging in the dirt. Of such beginnings are geologists made.

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I will be a student come September, in my nonfelinoid form. As they say, "Better living through Chemistry".

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I guess I can see what you mean by this word:

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I'm a pseudobeagloid entity

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but can you tell me where it comes from?

I've been in the Quality Assurance department for most of the time I've been there. Fortunately, my actual duties have changed enough that I've learned a lot of different skills over the years.

Since the quality and performance of truck wheels has an impact on public safety, I tend to take my job seriously.

Oh, originally I took the job there to save for college or university. A few things happened in the mean time.

But, I'm too old to be taking lessons now. I might give a few though. (slices the air with my ridding crop)

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I guess I can see what you mean by this word:

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but can you tell me where it comes from?

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Why, just imitation of the good Doctor, of course. I dig beagles. Among other things, they dig.

While Dawna Matrix wrote:

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I'm a nanny, and someday I'm going to be a teacher. And then I'm going to teach...Lessons. (Cracks whip).

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at home (Bear River, NS) i made lovely one-of-a-kind potty things out of porcelain and the odd lump of stoneware and then i confess: i became quite dejected about how little (and i mean little) people who could might consider paying for such unbelievably labour intensive technically insanely demanding a way to burn 14-16 hours a day. i almost made $ ... then i figured hell. painting's GOT to be easier than this. in many ways it is ... but now i make less $. if my sweetheart weren't a whizkid of a computer programmer i'd surely starve. but he and me share and so life is beautiful.

I do humanitarian deminining, range clearance and EOD - in my previous incarnation as a member of the Canadian Forces, I was an Explosives Ordnance Disposal Technician.

When I left the military, I felt that my super powers could be of better use to more humanitarian measures.

well ... one winter not long past i spent glued to a computer being tutored in flash by my sweetest (his patience lent me virtue) and the result was a web tangly of some work current at the time - clay and paper ... i confess to losing the keeeen interest required to keep it lively. i wanted to make art in meatworld more but as a relic ... mmm...ARTifact - it can be seen at newbedlam.n3.net

I just had a visit to your web site and I must say I was impressed. I think your art is fabulous. Your partner did a great job setting up the presentation of your art. Very nice.

i know it's not the brag thread ... but i gotta credit me where i'm due - all Jeremy did was stick on the menu via the plus + in a circle - the rest, the presentation is alll me. blood sweat and tears with his tutelage and damnit i'm proud of it cuz oooooo it was hard flashing. previous computer experience amounted to using word when i was a student rabble rouser and a bit of goofing with adobe ... so again - i thank you.

yes the rant zone was my attempt at something like all this wonderful babble going on here though really rabble hits the mark better ... in part, through structure and in part through drawing attention to itself ... i had no Judy Rebbick to drop the url on national radio